HSC4172.310F17 > Assignments > Film Critique #1 Fall 17 Home The purpose of the film critique is to provide a real-life perspective to some of the health issues we are discussing in this course. You will be asked to critically reflect on these videos and discuss the implications for women's health. Students will be assigned one of three films at the beginning of Modules 2, 3, and 4. Students will be able to view the films at their convenience, but must complete the critique by the assigned due dates at the end of each module. Questions for each critique will be posted on Canvas. Papers must be submitted online via Canvas in a Word document. Announcements Assignments • Papers must be submitted online via Canvas in a Word document and must be written in essay format. Format guidelines include: 1-2 pages, 12 point font, Times New Roman, 1 inch margins, and double spaced. • Answer all questions and provide examples from the film to support your ideas. Discussions Grades Tips for writing the film critiques Modules People Syllabus • Writing a film critiques includes critically reflecting on the film by sharing your feelings, beliefs, and attitudes. • If you use thoughts or words that are not your own, then you must provide a reference. This includes facts or quotes from the film itself. Failure to provide a reference for any thoughts or words that are not your own is considered plagiarism. Please cite your reference both in-text and at the end of your film critique using APA format. APA Formatting and Style Guide - Purdue Online Writing Lab e. • It is very obvious (to the instructor) when students do not actually watch the film. Using cliff notes or other resources to write your critique is not permissible. You MUST take time to watch the film and share YOUR own thoughts. • It is suggested you work on the film critiques as soon as they are assigned as due dates are very close to the exam dates and you want to make sure you leave yourself enough time to study for the exams. Blackboard Collaborate USF Course Evaluations Library Resources Film Critique #1 - When the Bough Breaks - Unnatural Causes e How to Access Film Film Critique 1.pdf 7 This film has been assigned for the entire Women's Reproductive Health module. This episode illustrates how a lifetime of exposures to racism can literally get inside the body and affect the health of our newborns. This is connecting our discussion on Social Determinants of Health with reproduction. Please answer all of the following questions in your film critique: 1. How are pregnancy outcomes affected by racism and chronic stress? 2. How are pregnancy outcomes, racism, and chronic stress related to the Social Determinants of Health? 3. How does the life-course perspective broaden conventional approaches, which focus primarily on risk factors during pregnancy? Rubric: Film Critique. Criteria Ratings Pts Format: Length, margins, font size, essay format, Word document 1-2 pages, 12 point font, Times New Roman, 1 inch margins, double spaced, essay format, Word document. 1.0 pts Too short or too long; incorrect spacing or formatting (one error) 0.5 pts Too short or too long; incorrect spacing or formatting (many errors) 0.0 pts 1.0 pts Evidence that video was watched by including examples More than one example from the video provided 1.0 pts Only one example from video provided 0.5 pts No examples provided from video 0.0 pts 1.0 pts Grammar, spelling and punctuation Correct grammar, spelling and punctuation 1.0 pts Occasional errors 0.5 pts Repeated errors in grammar, spelling or punctuation 0.0 pts 1.0 pts Answered all discussion post questions All questions are fully discussed and answered 2.0 pts Questions are partially answered 1.0 pts Not all questions answered 0.0 pts 2.0 pts Total Points: 5.0
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