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Upload a link and image or pic of your favorite film to teach 6-12 History with.

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Write something you notice-a statement-What is the first thought that comes to mind about a teammates photo

Wonder- Write one question you want to investigate/discuss with your small group about the film.  How could you use this film to teach difficult history?

- Investigate a video, text, etc to find and research the painting(Think about
C-Culturally
H-Historically
S-Socially
What is context of this work?
(Multiple perspectives)
In the group look at the film from different lenses?

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This year I showed my 8th grade students Red Tails. It was a great way to show students a film about the Tuskegee Airmen. 

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This year I showed my 8th grade students Red Tails. It was a great way to show students a film about the Tuskegee Airmen. 

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Used no movies this year but I have used this in the past. The Croods 

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Used no movies this year but I have used this in the past. The Croods 

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https://youtu.be/w6ivjvOqBy0

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America Story of Us
Hercules
Mulan

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NPzLBSBzPI&list=PLl_PqH36a1aalTknP1mv1L4BmJPKZVwoN&index=7&t=17s

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I do not use a lot of movies, but I when I taught High school- I loved using Mona Lisa Smile

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We use this as a Cold War unit review. Tom Hanks saves everything! :)

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I shared a link for Eyes on the Prize a PBS documentary

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I shared a link for Eyes on the Prize a PBS documentary

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I use The World Wars in my American History II class. As well as a few documentaries and things.

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I use The World Wars in my American History II class. As well as a few documentaries and things.

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Amistad Slave Rebellion on Ship

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ena0xfW0_Lo

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A lot of clips from: History Oversimplified (not really a "film)

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A lot of clips from: History Oversimplified (not really a "film)

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Gladiator (select parts)
Troy (select parts)
Saving Private Ryan

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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939) - IMDb

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Directed by Frank Capra. With James Stewart, Jean Arthur, Claude Rains, Edward Arnold. A naive man is appointed to fill a vacancy in the United States Senate. His plans promptly collide with political corruption, but he doesn't back down.

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https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/81yhjdCwe7L._SY445_.jpg

There are a lot of American/European movies

What is a non-American movie you think students would benefit from seeing?

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2- I also used Mulan and Hercules, but in 6th grade. We talked about what differences we saw between what we learned and what we saw.

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2- I also used Mulan and Hercules, but in 6th grade. We talked about what differences we saw between what we learned and what we saw.

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Some great contributions. I love the question about what non American moving?  Are we suggesting movies with only American characters misrepresent bias or implicate hidden bias towards other groups? 

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Some great contributions. I love the question about what non American moving?  Are we suggesting movies with only American characters misrepresent bias or implicate hidden bias towards other groups? 

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I like Mona Lisa smiles.  Did you tie this in with Renaissance? Presentism? Curious?