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How do you "draw the frames"?

Andrea Wong
Andrea Wong over 2 years ago

I don't know why but I always struggle with introducing the fames and I continuously change up how I complete this activity. I always start by watching the Frames Concept Video as a class and discussing the general idea of the frames. But after that I'm all over the place! These are a few of the things I have done in the past:

- Have students watch each frame video one at a time as class, having students complete that portion of the frames drawing after each video (video, draw, video, draw, etc.)
- Have students get into groups to watch the video for one of the frames and then create a brief presentation on their frame before starting any of the drawings.
- Do a traditional jigsaw before students start drawing. 

My school has 40 minute class periods so the frames introduction usually takes 2-3 days. I think that is part of the reason why I switch things up trying to find a good balance. So my question is, what do you find works best for your students? Do you do one of the options I listed above or do you have another idea for me to try? My school is also moving to an 80 minute block this year, so do you think that will have an impact on how I tackle the frames?

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  • John Vidoli
    John Vidoli over 2 years ago

    Andrea Wong , thanks for sharing your thoughts. I've often found it difficult to introduce frames and to help students see their relevance to making sense of the past. I'm going to give the Draw the Frame activity a go. I think having students draw the frames of their community will help them understand their world and the role frames can play in studying the past.

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  • John Vidoli
    John Vidoli over 2 years ago

    Andrea Wong , thanks for sharing your thoughts. I've often found it difficult to introduce frames and to help students see their relevance to making sense of the past. I'm going to give the Draw the Frame activity a go. I think having students draw the frames of their community will help them understand their world and the role frames can play in studying the past.

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