Monday, 5 December 2016

Embedding maths and english

How we are embedding English and maths into our radio drama?

Maths
·         The timing of production in relation to 2 to 3 minutes
·         Schedule so that the deadline can be met
·         How long the sound effects that are being added are?
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English
·         Does it make sense when someone reads it or speaks it
·         Use Good grammar when writing a script

·         Pronunciation of words when speaking

Embedding maths and english

How im embedding my Maths and English in my media projects.

English and maths in our Christmas show:
Maths:
  • ·         Time frames when recording.
  • ·         Mince pie challenge. We set a specific time to do the challenge in and a specific amount of mince pies in that time.
  • ·         The number of people we have in each group (tech and producers). We need to have enough in each group to get things done separately.
  • ·         The number of ideas came up with at the beginning of the making of the show when we did a group brain storm.
  • ·         Votes to decide what will be included in the show.
  • ·         Polls of what people like the most in class and outside of class to be used as statistics in the show (Favourite Quality Street).
  • ·         Time keeping when traveling to and from location to film VT’s (CEX game shop in town).
  • ·         Timing when changing camera angles and VT’s during the live show. (Vision mixer upstairs in the studio)
  • ·         Splitting payments between team member when buying props/petrol etc.
  • ·         Strategic/symmetrical placement of bows, tinsel and trees on the set.
  • ·         Strategic placement of lights, cameras and props on set (set designers).

English:
  • ·         When writing the scripts/proposals.
  • ·         When making a plan at the beginning of the making of the show.
  • ·         Good pronunciation and communication skills, otherwise the production wouldn’t run smoothly.
  • ·         Contacting companies/charities that will be included in the show (Foodbank).
  • ·         When discussing our progress and plans with our lecturers and production crew.
  • ·         When updating our progress on Blogger (using good SPaG).
  • ·         Emailing each other/ Facebook group chat to let everyone know what’s happening at what time and catching people up on what they’ve missed.




embedding English and Maths skills

How we are embedding English and Maths skills- Connor, Louie, Tash and Joe.

Maths:
  • One way in which we are embedding Maths into our magazine spread, is by knowing and changing the measurements of our columns for the magazine, and the picture sizes.
  • Another way we incorporated Maths into our magazine spread was through having a word count and knowing when to stop.
  • Changing the colour mode and DPI when printing.
  • Choosing and changing the font size.

English:

  • One way in which we incorporated English into our magazine spread was through writing the 500 word spread.
  • Another way we incorporated English into our magazine spread was through using the correct spelling, punctuation and grammar.