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Preliminary Exercise 4: Analyzing Setting for national lampoons European Vaction

 The key objective of this exercise was to produce and present accurate information and insightful ideas and back them up with relevant evidence. To show a strong sense of purpose by being intent and engaging. Also to be able to do an investigation of a subject of analysis in order to reveal a new understanding of the research problem. Students completed this exercise by watching a film clip and analyzing the elements of the setting in the film excerpt.

In this exercise, students had to understand that encoding is the way items are put together to have meaning. Decode is the way these items are broken down for their true meaning. Denotative is the original meaning of a sign. Representation is the way things are seen in the world around us. Lastly, students also had to understand the messages that were presented throughout the film clip. 


October 10-14, 2022

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