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C-SPAN STUDENT CAM

In this impactful documentary, 7th-grade gifted students from Mrs. Kercher's class delve into pressing issues that the U.S. Congress should prioritize in 2014. By conducting thorough research and utilizing C-SPAN footage, the students address significant topics impacting the nation today. The project emphasizes collaboration, with each student contributing unique insights supported by facts and expert opinions. The final video combines original interviews, photographs, and relevant clips to create a compelling narrative for Congress to consider meaningful changes for the future. ###

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C-SPAN STUDENT CAM

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  1. C-SPAN STUDENT CAM Mrs. Kercher 7th Grade Gifted

  2. TOPIC - 2014 This Year’s Challenge: A Message to the U.S. Congress What’s the most important issue the U.S. Congress should consider in 2014? Click here to view topic areas and C-SPAN footage

  3. Guidelines Your video should be at least 5 – 7 minutes long excluding end credits You must include a narration of the key ideas You must use at least one clip from C-SPAN Photographs, videos, and interviews filmed by you should be included Music can be included Cite your sources

  4. TOPIC SELECTION • Record information on your group sheet. Each person in the group completes one. • Group members • Topic research will focus on for the documentary • Begin researching ideas and keep track of notes and sources using Noodle Tools and the information sheet.

  5. RESEARCH • Find all the information you can – facts and opinions – you can on the issue. • Be sure to keep track of the information on Noodle Tools • Reflect on questions on group sheet • Create sources (a minimum of 5) for note cards • Record facts in paraphrase area and my ideas on note cards (15 – 20 cards total) • Create an annotated works cited for your sources including detailed descriptions of the source.

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