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Siodmak, Erin; Scannell, R. Joshua – Teaching Sociology, 2022
At a cultural moment in which the horrifying is central, what are the pedagogical options available by which to teach and think with our students? Horror movies, like all media, are mythmakers; media and culture reflect and reproduce but also create or consolidate. Teaching horror leads to new conversations, makes the familiar strange, and gives…
Descriptors: Films, Fear, Mass Media Effects, Cultural Influences
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Collett, Jessica L.; Kelly, Sean; Sobolewski, Curt – Teaching Sociology, 2010
One of the benefits of using films in sociology class is the opportunity media representations give students to "experience" situations that are uncommon in their daily lives. In this note the authors outline research in education that demonstrates the role of imagery and experiential learning in fostering a deeper understanding of…
Descriptors: Experiential Learning, Films, Sociology, Conflict Resolution