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酷兒女性主義電影研究:突破性電影的探索性研究

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Frances Maranger
平均評分:4.9評論數量:(108)
這是一門正在進行的電影研究課程,以交叉、反種族主義和非殖民主義框架為基礎,向學生介紹令人興奮的全球電影、女性主義電影史和電影中的 LGBTQ+ 表現。
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美國等級 9 - 11
這門課是在 英語講授的。
Learners will learn critical thinking skills that will help prepare them for college/university level courses. Skills that will be developed in this course include: Media literacy, critical analysis, cultural analysis, film criticism, and more.

Students will participate through in-depth conversations to build communication skills. Students will be able to connect with like-minded peers who are interested in film, feminism, LGBTQ+ cultures, and social justice in a learning environment that is supportive, fun, and encouraging.  
I am a queer-identified Ph.D. student working in the field of Gender, Feminism, and Women's Studies with a specialization in cultural analysis and film. I am passionate about intersectional feminism, social justice, decolonization, and anti-racism. I have been teaching on these topics for  nearly a decade and I am skilled at ensuring that my classrooms are safe spaces to explore difficult topics by presenting material in a way that is accessible and appropriate for students. Content warnings are implemented when necessary for potentially upsetting material to allow students to engage or disengage based on their safety and comfort needs. Please reach out should you have any questions regarding the content of the course, films, or class discussions. 
提供的家庭作業
Students will need to watch the film of the week on their own time. We will not be watching the films in class together. When we meet, we'll have conversations about the movie, connect about other pop culture we've seen that seen, and learn about film theory and history.
1 - 2 每週課外時間
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There is no formal assessment for this course.
提供的成績
Recommended: a Public Library Card for your area to access free streaming services such as Hoopla and/or Kanopy, DVD and BluRay collections, and more! 

Optional websites that can be helpful for film classes: Netflix, Prime, Crave, Hulu, YouTube, Disney+ or other streaming services. Movies can be rented for a small fee on sites like Prime, YouTube, or Google. 

I will always post where the films are available to stream. However, please note that I am located in Canada. Due to the differences in streaming licenses from country to country, your country may have a different selection of films available than Canada has (e.g. sometimes a film available on Netflix Canada will not be on available on Netflix U.S.A. and vice versa). I recommend checking the streaming sites you have access to in your areas before renting a copy of the film at an additional expense. That being said, most films are easily rentable, usually under $5 on databases like Prime or YouTube. 
學習者無需使用標準 Outschool 工具以外的任何應用程式或網站。
Please note film ratings and content from week to week which will be posted each week on both the course listing page and classroom page. I will provide content warnings on any potentially triggering content in advance when possible. I recommend using Common Sense Media for parents looking for a detailed breakdown of any positive and/or negative elements in the film of the week (e.g. cursing, violence, sexual content, etc.). If there is ever a film that you want to skip because of content or scheduling, that's no problem at all, just send me a message explaining that you'll be joining again later. Students may also be interested in checking out the website "Does The Dog Die" that outlines common potential trigger warnings (e.g. human or pet death, violence, reference to an E.D., etc.)
To keep additional costs down, I recommend connecting with your local library to see what streaming services they may provide to you for free. For example, Toronto Public Library offers services like Kanopy and Hoopla Digital, which have thousands of films available for free with a library card. Most public libraries have similar databases available to library card holders. Many libraries also offer a large collection of DVDs if you have access to a DVD player at home. Always check the streaming sources you already have available to you before paying to rent a movie. 
平均評分:4.9評論數量:(108)
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Hello, my name is Frances! I live in the beautiful city of Toronto, ON in Canada. I teach lessons related LGBTQ+ film and culture, feminism 101, English language, and popular culture. I love eating pizza, watching movies, reading books, hiking,... 
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Ages: 14-17
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