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			"SIGNS" - a short film
		
			
				
					If you have 12 minutes to spare, go watch this little film.  It's gone viral so many of you may have already seen it, but I took the time to go to the director (Patrick Hughes's) website and watch it in great quality, widescreen format.
 http://www.patrickhughes.com.au/shor...pes_signs.html
 
 It's really a work of art!  After watching it I felt like I just watched a 2-hour drama and not a short film.  It's very emotion-evoking. Definitely one of my favourite films, despite its brevity.  It'll make you feel good inside.  It's a nice little pick-me-up if you're having a bad day.
 
 For all you teachers out there, I devised a lesson plan using this film.  I had my students view the film, then we discussed the different modes of communication shown in the video and their respective advantages and disadvantages.  I then had them create their own "Signs" skits that they presented in front of the class.  I encouraged them to use gestures, eye contact, emoticons and other visual cues to help convey their message.  I was impressed at the effort the students put into this project and will definitely do it again with other classes.
 
	
 
	
	
 
	
	
	
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