Taylor Jensen
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This blog is for pre-service teachers in Teacher Education Program at New York Institute of Technology to share digital videos that will enhance students' learning of concepts, knowledge, and skills.
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13 comments:
your effects are very cool.you spoke slow for students to understand. and it was very informational for the students.
Taylor, I loved learning about the Native Americans and the Wampum. I liked the pictures and thought you spoke very clearly. Great job!
Taylor,
I really enjoyed this video. I would show this video in front of my class and try out this activity as well. Everything was presented very clearly and was easy to follw. Great job!
Taylor, I liked the video effects and the pictures that you used. I also liked that this video can really be used to introduce students to wampum. This video will keep students engaged and focused on creating their own wampum.
Taylorrrr,
I would love to learn more about this fabulous craft after watching your video!!!
I liked the editing you did with the video. The effects look really cool. The information you used is also very good.
Taylor
Great job on the video! There was a lot of great information. I love your idea that you went with, I learned a lot. Great pictures and narration!
Cute movie. It's cool that you're tying together history, the arts, and technology all into one with the movie. It's very informative and I liked how it gave students an overview of what they can expect to be doing in class.
-Jamie Zammit
I finally know what a wampum is! You told such good information about native american history!Great video TJ, it will be a sucess when you use it in the classroom!
Short and sweet. I like how you start with the engaging qeustions. The storytelling format is also good to motivate students to learn about the topic. I think the part the story that they use jewels to pass on their tradition could be elaborated more. Good job! :-)
Taylor,
Nice Job! I liked how you were able to make the pictures move it was very creative!! It will be a good video as an intro!
T
This video was very easy to follow. The explination of a wampum was clearly demonstrated. I think the audience will really enjoy this video and get alot out of the video. Enjoyd the dancing wampum belt
This video was very informative and interesting to look at. Loved the pictures.
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