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Same-Language-Subtitling ............................................................................................... (Dynamic subtitled music videos as a repetitive reading activity)
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These samples were prepared by my students and are intended for educational purposes.


In looking at these examples please remember:

    The Music/Video should be repeated 3 or more times

       (Repetition is important)

    The Music/Video should be done with worksheet activity

       (Physical engagement is important)


If video does not load or play correctly check YouTube Video Help Page   or Google Video Help Page

Also remember: These samples have been highly compressed and shortened to under 29 seconds and are not near as good as the originals that we use in class. To get the full impact, experiment with good projection equipment, Musical DVDs and Karafun Player. I generally use selections of 3 to 5 minutes and the video repeats 3 to 6 times to complete worksheets.





Listen/watch video at least three times. Do the activity: (Paste text to Word-print out worksheet)


"But not only that:

 

Let freedom __________ from Stone Mountain of ________________.

 

Let freedom __________ from ______________ Mountain of Tennessee.

 

Let freedom __________ from every ___________ and ___________________ of Mississippi.

 

From every ___________________, let freedom ring.

 

And when this _______________, when we allow freedom ring,

when we let it ___________ from every village and every ________________,

from every state and every ____________, we will be able to speed up that day

when all of God's _____________, black men and white _________,

Jews and Gentiles, Protestants and _______________,

will be able to join ___________ and sing in the ____________of the old Negro spiritual:

 

Free at last! free at last! Thank God Almighty, we are free at last!"


1) MLK makes strong use of repetition-rhyme in his speeches. Clearly mark all rhymes.




2) List all the proper nouns -and visit them on Google Earth -paste 3 URLs of photos of places that MLK mentioned.