RADIO FREE HAMPTONS - Schools

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Radio Free Hamptons wants to join with local K-12 and secondary school Teachers to create radio production projects that supplement your curricular assignments.   

We can come into your classroom for 3-6weeks and work with students individually or collaboratively to produce short pieces related to the history, language, or media curriculum. Our projects fulfill 1-2 State Standards for multimedia literacy as well as serve as excellent contributions to graduating students' portfolios.  These projects may fulfill a school community service requirement.  The final audio pieces will be webcast over the Internet for an international audience.  

 

CURRICULUM OUTLINE:

Students may:

-         Host a weekly one-hour live (or tape delay) show for airing over Radio Free Hamptons during the school year.

-         Receive professional training in audio production, learning sound recording, interviewing, digital audio editing, and basic music mixing.

-         If the school becomes a member of RFH, the students involved will receive a radio program webpage to post pictures and text about the school, a show email account and business cards.   

    CURRICULUM GOALS:

There are many long-term benefits of this program.

(1)   Students begin to communicate their ideas, interests, and expressions with other kids in the region;

(2)   School administrators provide another way for parents and friends to know about what is happening with students;

(3)   The East End is developing the career potential of kids in the areas of media communications, entertainment, and information technology;

Students who complete the entire training are eligible for employment or an internship at Radio Free Hamptons.  Call (631) 335-2062 for more info on the RFH School Program.