A Study of Classic Movies

13 years

I'm not sure I have a "style" I have taught my 2 boys in the "style" in which they learn best. I do not use one curriculum for my entire grade school year. I pick and choose what I want. I teach high school students in a manner that makes them think. I don't want to create cookie cutter kids. I link today's movies to the past to create those "Ah ha" moments.

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high school diploma - top 10 in class - graduated with honors some college AFAA certified (fitness) Self-educated in Classic Movies

Permissions and Disclaimers Turner Classic Movies host Jacqueline Stewart on problematic films: “We know millions of people love these films,' TCM host Jacqueline Stewart, who is participating in many of the conversations, told the Associated Press.” 'We're not saying this is how you should feel about Psycho or this is how you should feel about 'Gone with the Wind.’ 'We're just trying to model ways of having longer and deeper conversations and not just cutting it off to "I love this movie. I hate this movie". There's so much space in between.' Stewart, a University of Chicago professor who in 2019 became the channel's first African American host, has spent her career studying classic films, particularly those in the silent era, and black audiences. “The goal of Reframed Classics is to help give audiences the tools to discuss films from a different era and not just dismiss or cancel them. And Stewart, for her part, doesn't believe that you can simply remove problematic films from the culture. 'I think there's something to be learned from any work of art,' Stewart said. 'They're all historical artifacts that tell us a lot about the industry in which they were made, the cultures that they were speaking to.' All movies have a rating between NR, G, PG, and PG-13. Viewer discretion is advised. The views and opinions expressed in the movies and the content given, in relation, do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the author. All websites listed were checked for appropriateness at the time of publication. However, due to the changing nature of the Internet, I cannot guarantee that the URLs listed will remain appropriate or viable. Therefore, I urge parents, teachers, and students to oversee internet use carefully.