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Are you Okay? Short Film on Online & Real-World Bullying - Video Organizer
Here is a moving short film to show and teach during "Anti-Bullying Week" & "Pink Shirt Day".Animated short film, "Are you okay?" shows a relatable experience of two young adults being bullied online and in the real-world. The animated effect of a creepy purple goo offers a visual example of the emotions and experiences we can't always express in words. The film is eerie and haunting, but not without a gesture of hope. Asking the simple question, "Are you okay?" has healing power: tell your
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Educator Professionalism Analysis Using Matilda - Movie Guide
We all have a teacher that inspired us to educate, some of them were real-life humans we interacted with daily, and some of them we only knew from movies and TV shows. Matilda's Ms. Honey is the inspiration for educators all over the world. However, when you really take a look at the iconic teacher, her professionalism can come into question. In direct juxtaposition to Ms. Honey, the tyrant principal, Trunchbull, isn't just unprofessional, she's downright abusive. Your students will deep dive in
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Piper Short Film Worksheet (Failure, Goals, Perseverance) - Google Slides
Use this short film to introduce the topic of failure, goals or perseverance in your classroom. This worksheet takes the ideas from the short film and has students expand it to real world situations.This is a one-page Google Slides worksheet with 3 short answer questions. Students should be encouraged to express their opinions and experiences through their responses. There is no answer key as student responses will vary.The worksheet is set as the background image so students cannot easily delet
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Short Film Worksheet Bundle: Inclusion and Diversity - Google Versions
BULLY Documentary Film Analysis
Several pre-viewing questions and 13 short answer questions, as well as a chart for students to list ways in which their lives are like / unlike the young people featured in the film.
This is for the PG-13 version of the film--contains some profanity and discussions of suicide.
I have used this with my unit on bullying, with Lord of the Flies and To Kill a Mockingbird.
This film encourages some very meaningful discussions about bullying and prejudice, as well as school climate and the notio
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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"When We Were Bullies" (2021) Documentary Short: Viewing Guide + Key
When We Were Bullies was a 2022 Academy nomination for Best Documentary Short. The film recounts an incident in Brooklyn 1965, in which, as a fifth grader, the filmmaker participated in a schoolyard mauling of a classmate. The documentary conjures the past—through photographs, animation and interviews—to better understand the brutal nature of collective violence.The film tries to understand the events that led up to the incident by calling up individuals from filmmaker, Jay Rosenblatt's, school
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Seeding Impact: SIMA Classroom Engagement Model & Lesson Plan
SIMA Engagement Models are designed to inspire global learning and civic skill-building in dynamic and interactive ways. In conjunction with utilizing SIMA Films, educators can employ these models as Lesson Plans or incorporate them into pre-existing curricula across multiple disciplines and class formats.
This FREE Lesson Plan includes:
- The Advocate: Impact Campaign Engagement Model;
- Resources including links to Suggested Film, Common Core Standards, Benefits and Learning Objectives;
- See
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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