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Seminar paper from the year 2009 in the subject Didactics - English - Pedagogy, Literature Studies, grade: 1,7, University of Marburg (Anglistik), course: New Media in Foreign Language Teaching, language: English, abstract: 1. IntroductionMusic videos are an important part of the lifestyle of many youths, they have been spreadover the whole world by the television channel MTV (Music Television)1 and they havebecome an essential aspect of the popular culture. Obviously, the Hessian curriculum hasrealized the importance of music videos: The topic "Young People Exploring the World"("Jugendliche…mehr

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Seminar paper from the year 2009 in the subject Didactics - English - Pedagogy, Literature Studies, grade: 1,7, University of Marburg (Anglistik), course: New Media in Foreign Language Teaching, language: English, abstract: 1. IntroductionMusic videos are an important part of the lifestyle of many youths, they have been spreadover the whole world by the television channel MTV (Music Television)1 and they havebecome an essential aspect of the popular culture. Obviously, the Hessian curriculum hasrealized the importance of music videos: The topic "Young People Exploring the World"("Jugendliche und ihre Welt") for 11th grade includes the sub-topic "Culture and Media"("Kultur und Medien")2. This sub-topic deals with all sorts of pop culture, (music, videos,literature, advertisements, fashion, sports, etc.).Music videos are excellent for matters of foreign language education, they provideauthentic material3, which is a welcome variation for many pupils who are only used toartificial learning materials, and they are very interesting for pupils because they are part oftheir everyday life. Therefore, music videos provide a brilliant opportunity for the pupils todiscuss and analyse. Through thorough analysis of music videos, the pupils will becomeaware of how music videos are made and which impact they can have on us, and alsowhich ethical values they propagate (as well by the lyrics of the specific song as well bythe composition of the video itself) or in which ways they reflect our society.It is important that the pupils are allowed to choose their own music videos, because thenthey will be more motivated as if the videos were selected by the teacher. However, theteacher should become acquainted with the specific video before it is presented to theclass by the pupil because there are, of course, music videos, which are not suitable (forexample, because the content could be too violent or sexual to be presented in theclassroom or the video could be too long, it should not exceed 5 minutes for obviousreasons).For a fruitful analysis and discussion, the pupils need to do a bit of theory, the teachershould give a brief introduction to the basics of video-making, e.g. camera perspectives,cutting techniques, etc., so that the students understand that in a music video (just like in amovie) everything has a purpose and a certain effect on the spectator. Equipped with thisfundamental knowledge, the students are enabled to analyse their specific music video on their own and to present them to the class, and the rest of the class can discuss or addaspects which the presenter may not have found. In this termpaper, I will present an exemplary teaching unit...