Manitoba - Single-Camera Production for Broadcast Media 11C
Outcome Chart - British Columbia - Theatre Company 10
Curricular Competencies
Explore and create
- Explore and demonstrate a repertoire of theatre vocabulary, skills, and conventions,
- through presentation or performance
- Explore dramatic works using imagination, observation, and inquiry
- Purposefully select and combine drama conventions with an intended audience in mind
- Take creative risks to express ideas, meaning, and emotions
- Explore a range of theatre experiences
Reason and reflect
Constant surveillance: Youth privacy in a digital age
Despite what many adults believe privacy matters to youth. More and more, though, youth are finding that their actions online are monitored – by parents, teachers, and corporations. A high school principal creates a fake Facebook profile page and adds over 300 of her school’s students as friends; a Texas middle-school plans to introduce ID cards with microchips that its students will be required to carry at all times; an Indiana high school student is expelled after a profane tweet (sent in the middle of the night from the student’s home computer) alerts his school’s monitoring system.
Young people’s attitudes towards privacy
Contrary to stereotypes, youth do care about their privacy.
Outcome Chart – New Brunswick – Dramatic Arts 110 (Grade 11)
Strand: Connect
Big Idea: Deconstruction and Analysis
Skill Descriptor:
Examine the role of drama in historical, contemporary, and cultural contexts.
Achievement Indicators:
- Identify bias and cultural relativism, cultural appropriation, blind casting, and stereotypes in dramatic works.
MediaSmarts Resources
Setting family goals and intentions after the New Year
Now that we’re past the flurry of people posting about their January New Year’s resolutions (maybe some of them were realistic and easy to follow and some of them less so), it’s a good time to sit back and think about how we can start off a fresh year with intention, particularly when it comes to screen use.
Alberta students' safe Internet use promoted in MyWorld
Online resource addresses issues of cyberbullying and privacy
November 14, 2011 (Ottawa) – Alberta Education has licensed MyWorld: A digital literacy tutorial for secondary students for all secondary schools in the province. The interactive tutorial –developed by Media Awareness Network (MNet) – offers students simulations of popular online sites to teach them about cyberbullying, hate speech, online marketing ploys and privacy protection.
Law Studies 12
Curricular Competencies
Students are expected to be able to do the following:
Political Studies 12
Curricular Competencies
Students are expected to be able to do the following: