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Crimean Model of Film & Media Education: Enhancing Critical Thinking & Creative Skills

Explore the Crimean model of film and media education pioneered by Elena Kutsenko, focusing on developing critical thinking, aesthetic culture, and media literacy skills. Learn about the transcultural approach, urgent tasks, key concepts, and forms of media education applicable across different age groups and settings.

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Crimean Model of Film & Media Education: Enhancing Critical Thinking & Creative Skills

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  1. CRIMEAN MODEL OF FILM AND MEDIA EDUCATION KUTSENKO ELENA coordinatorof media education implementation process in Crimean Republic, vice-president of All-Ukrainian Association of film education and media pedagogy Warsaw, 2015

  2. MEDIA LITERACY

  3. AIMS • forming world outlook and aesthetic culture; • developing critical thinking and creative activity; • development of inner world, emotions and communicative skills; • information security protection.

  4. TRANSCURRICULAR APPROACH Media education • transcends and challenges the traditional borders between the disciplines in school; • is a link between school and life worlds of children and young people outside school; • should train competences/abilities, which prove useful and productive for lifelong learning

  5. URGENT TASKS • opening of the regional media center; • training teachers; • working out training courses, tutorials and teaching aids; • integration of media education into the school subjects

  6. CRIMEAN FILM AND MEDIA EDUCATION CENTER

  7. KEY CONCEPTS OF MEDIA EDUCATION

  8. MEDIA SKILLS AND COMPETENCE FORMING STAGES • study of history, structure, language and theories of media; • teaching to “read” and understand the different media texts; • developing imagination and visual memory; • creating the different kinds of thinking; • training the skills to work with media gadgets

  9. MEDIA EDUCATION FORMS • preschool; • schooling; • out-of-school; • for parents • high school education; • adults education; • education via media gadgets

  10. FORMS OF TEACHING • elective classes; • special courses; • integrated lessons; • binary lessons; • workshops and studios

  11. What is done • seminar-workshop for teachers since 2011; • Summer media schools for teachers: «Practical media education», Sebastopol, 4 - 6.10.2012 ; «Media education at the lessons and in out-of-school activity», Yalta, 23-25.09.2013; «Critical thinking development with the means of Documentary films», Simferopol, 10 – 11.10.2015; • media education laboratory in Small Academy of Sciences for schoolchildren; • open group in Facebook “media pedagogic and we” –https://www.facebook.com/groups/250007338386580/; • teachers work out learning courses, programs; • school television, video and animation studios, school newspapers; • film clubs for students and their parents; • Crimean contests and film festivals: “Magic screen – 21 century”, “Memory storage”, “Behind the screen”, Media festival, etc.

  12. SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS

  13. MEDIA CLUBS

  14. MEDIA STUDIOS & WORKSHOPS

  15. WORKSHOPS FOR STUDENTS

  16. FILM AND MEDIA FESTIVALS

  17. MEDIA CONTESTS

  18. THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION e-mail: lena.krim@mail.ru

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