A guide to different ways you can use screen education in your classroom lessons. Lots of ideas of how to engage pupils through literacy exercises and practical activities.
Screening Literacy, per the 2011 European Commission, is understanding and critically engaging with films. It involves conscious film selection, critical watching, and the ability to analyze content and technical aspects.
After exploring camera techniques, sound, and editing, consider hands-on activities like making a film using Film Stimulus ideas or opting for alternative projects outlined in the Creative Film Literacy Activities section, featuring various making, playing, and writing activities.
Additional resources to support your screen education work. Many resources are themed towards specific films in our collection; others are general tools that can be used in many different contexts.
