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British customs and traditions are famous all over the world. Our British Life and Culture website will tell you some of the fascinating facts and information about our beautiful country, in a way that is easy to read and to understand. When people think of Britain they often think of people drinking tea, eating fish and chips and wearing bowler hats, but there is more to Britain than just those things.

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British Life and Culture in the UK - Woodlands Junior School

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Fascinating facts and information about British Life and Culture in a way that is easy to read and to understand.

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Until quite recently it was difficult to find pedagogically sound film material to help students improve their language through watching film, and teachers had to spend many hours creating their own materials. However, with the advent of the Internet there are now a wealth of online resources for both language teachers and their students. With so many resources it's sometimes difficult for teachers to see the wood for the trees. Here I'm going to recommend the sites and resources that from my own experience I have found most useful and engaging.
Lesson plans
There are many websites and blogs which provide detailed and well-structured lesson plans designed around film and television clips, short films and viral videos which save the busy teacher a lot of time. Here are my personal favourites.

Kieran Donaghy's blog which accompanies his methodology book Film in Action showcases and extends some of the tasks found in the print edition.

This is a superb blog by Steve Muir and Tom Spain, which supplies lesson plans designed around short videos , especially clips from television series, for teachers of advanced students (C1 and C2).

Jamie Keddie is a pioneer in the use of video in language teaching, and his website has a wealth of creative and imaginative lesson plans designed around short videos.

This excellent blog by Ian James is dedicated to exploiting viral videos in language teaching.
Video repository website
Video for ALL is a wonderful European project which brings together current methodologies, ideas and innovative practices in the teaching and learning of languages through the integration of digital video.

Visual Manifesto - http://visualmanifesto.com/

A Visual Manifesto for Language Teaching is a short film created by Anna Whitcher, and Kieran Donaghy, which examines the increasingly important role of images in our world, and how we can encourage students to engage with images more meaningfully and creatively in language learning.
http://visualmanifesto.com/ Film education organisations
Into Film is a UK wide organisation, supported by the BFI through Lottery funds, which helps educators to achieve effective learning outcomes in their use of film. Its programme includes free access to thousands of classic and popular films, curriculum-linked and enrichment teaching resources, filmmaking opportunities, educator training and the world's biggest annual youth film festival.
Film Guides
If you want to show whole films either in one sitting or over a number of sessions, it's necessary to do quite a lot of work on linguistic, cultural and cinematographic features of the film prior to actually watching the film. Not so long ago teachers had to spend many hours creating their own film guides, but nowadays there are several sites where teachers can find free, high quality film guides to use in the language classroom.

An outstanding resource site, created by Raymond Weschler, which provides over 200 detailed film guides. Each individual guide is a detailed synopsis of a popular classic or contemporary film with an extensive glossary of vocabulary and expressions students come across in the film.

FILTA is an association of language teachers, film educators and researchers which provides film guides to use in language teaching.

A UK charity which gives children and young people the opportunity to watch, discuss and review films supplies hundreds of pedagogically-sound free film guides.

A website that produces well-structured and engaging film guides for a wide range of films.
Short films
Creating moving images has never been easier due to the digital revolution, the proliferation of mobile devices, the increased ease of capturing and editing video, and the emergence of video distribution sites such as You Tube and Vimeo. This has led to an explosion in the production of short films and their availability. However, due to the sheer quantity of short films it's often very difficult for teachers to find high quality short films they can use with their students. Here are my four favourite places for finding creative and innovative short films.

This channel has a great selection of high quality short films handed selected by the staff at Vimeo.

A YouTube channel with hundreds of short films with innovative narrative structures.

A website dedicated to finding the best short films available online.
Short Films Teachers Love - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5cxsgNYBRux5NEBpE72VCA Film sites for learners
This is a great YouTube channel set up by film-maker Rich Leigh to showcase teachers' favourite short films. Rich interviews teachers about their three favourite short films for using in the classroom.

The Internet now offers students the opportunity to improve their lexical, listening and speaking skills through watching short film clips and short films.

Possibly the best website for students to improve their speaking and pronunciation. This innovative site provides students with videos with subtitles. The students watch the videos, practise vocabulary used in the video, record themselves repeating what they hear, and then get feedback on their pronunciation.

Young students can improve their English on this community website, which uses clips from film and TV series.
Animated movie makers
A British Council website which gives students the opportunity to watch innovative short films made by young people, and do a variety of activities designed around the films.

There are a number of websites where students can create their own animated short films and practise and improve their writing, vocabulary and speaking. Here are the two sites I've found students like most.

A site where learners can create their own animated short films, write the subtitles and create a voice-over.
Subtitling and revoicing
Younger learners love this site where they create short cartoon animations, add subtitles and voice-overs.

Students can improve their vocabulary, writing and speaking in a fun and engaging way by subtitling and dubbing television and film clips.

A fun site where learners can add subtitles and voice-overs to Indian television and film clips.

A site where learners can 'revoice' (dub) and 'caption' (subtitle) video clips.

I hope these resources and websites can help you and your students use film critically and creatively in the classroom and beyond.

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