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High school oral communication trigonometry movie guides
The Great Debaters Viewing Guide and Introduction to Debate Bundle
This 5 day lesson plan for high school students includes everything you need to introduce your students to logic, logical fallacies and debate in an engaging way! I use it with my juniors before we do classroom policy debates. The movie is based on the true story of the Wiley College debate team in the 1930s, which was the first all black college debate team to debate a white college team and which has been a champion team since. The movie is riveting and inspirational, and I've never had a clas
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Great Debaters Viewing Guide
This movie is a must in my public speaking class. I use this movie to preface our debate unit as well as to demonstrate how public speaking is not just a required course, but a useful tool that can motivate and inspire people.
Viewing guide includes comprehension questions surrounding the movie's action as well as objective-based questions (summary, text structure, etc.).
Such a great resource for any public speaking class or unit. This movie relates to the civil rights movement as well.
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7th - 12th
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Test Your Brain Bundle: Episode Worksheets
Word and PDF versions of 5 Brains Games Episode Worksheets with a FREE BONUS Episode Worksheet.Each worksheet should be completed as the episode plays. Many of the games and questions during the episodes are interactive. *This product includes the worksheets to accompany the show only, not any videos. The shows are available to watch on a variety of platforms. Please ensure you can view and present this in your classroom before purchase.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Interpersonal Communication Concepts through the movie "Inside Out"
Lesson plans, activities, handouts for a 3-5 day flexible unit supporting the movie "Inside Out." Lesson plans include a scripted PowerPoint, printable activities, and handouts. Topics cover The Johari Window, Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, and Conflict Resolution using I-Statements. Lessons designed for critical thinking, student engagement, and collaboration. Includes critical talking, critical listening, and critical writing activities. Incorporates several Kagan structures.Lesson plan includes
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7th - 12th
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How to Use a Paper Towel: Viewing Guide
Meet internet viral sensation Joe Smith in this incredibly powerful five-minute inspirational TED Talk from April 2012. Smith's funny and practical speech on how to use only one paper towel is a hit. Smith's fascinating use of persuasive appeals to present his argument will captivate students and provide a model to emulate. The activity packet includes a 10 question viewing guide with an extended response for writing or discussion. After the viewing guide, students can undertake an engaging one-
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: STEM Topics Viewing Guide Bundle
Candy Jar Netflix Movie Worksheet
Movie worksheet to use while showing Candy Jar on NetlflixWorksheet 50 total questions40 questions about events in the movie (Yes, they go in order with the movie.)10 analysis/interpretive questionsWorksheet can be edited easily to remove, add, or change questions. Answer Key included. Candy Jar is a cute movie about two enemy students on the debate team. The movie deals with themes of pressure to succeed, failure, success, and learning to grow. I use it for my public speaking courses, but it co
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9th - 12th
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The Great Debaters Viewing Guide and Quiz
I have never had a class not be riveted by the 2007 movie The Great Debaters, directed by and starring Denzel Washington. It is just old enough that most students haven’t seen it before, yet new enough to not look or feel dated. The PG13 dialogue and plot is just sophisticated enough and edgy enough to keep high school students interested without being too graphic. (Teachers should be warned, however, that racial slurs are used and there is one brief but graphic scene of a lynching.) Based on th
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9th - 12th
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Leadership and Problems in Apollo 13
Apollo 13 is an iconic movie that I always used to introduce problem solving. The best scene for this is when the engineers attempt to fix the aircraft by creating a new filter. Because the film is about all of the problems on the Apollo 13 spacecraft and how the astronauts and engineers attempt to bring it home safely, I often had students analyze the problems and assess how they were remedied.
It is also a great movie to have students analyze various leadership styles--autocratic, democratic
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8th - 11th, Higher Education
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Fairytale and Fable Unit Game: Name that Allusion! for Shrek
This handout is designed as a fun classroom activity that also teaches students about genre-specific allusions. While students view the movie *Shrek,* they use this handout to spot allusions to fairy tales, fables, and pop culture. The handout contains over 30 allusions with additional blanks for students to add their own. When I use this game in my class, the student who spots and correctly explains where the most allusions occur in the movie wins a prize.
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7th - 10th
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Brain Games Language Episode (Communication Unit)
This worksheet handout is from the show, "Brain Games" and is particularly helpful when you are teaching a communication unit because it discusses language. On Amazon Prime it is Season 4, Episode 3. The students watch the episode and answer the questions. Then you can go over the answers and have a group or class discussion about it because I the answer key is included. My students love this show and I know yours will too!
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4th - 12th
The Social Dilemma- A study guide
This is a study guide for The Social Dilemma, a Netflix documentary. This will create great and timely discussions about social media with all of your students. The documentary has some amazing information from many of the people who helped create, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Pinterest, Google, etc. Lots of this information should make them think about what they do and look at on their phones and computers. This can be used after watching the documentary or as a stand-alone lesson with c
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Own the Room National Geographic Movie Guide with Answer key GSEA
Own the Room - 2021 ‧ Documentary ‧ 1h 31m – TV-14 Own the Room is a 2021 National Geographic documentary film directed by Christina Costantini and Darren Foster, released on Disney+ on March 12, 2021. The film follows five students who compete in the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards for a grand prize of $100,000.33 questions with time stamps (2 pages) Answer Key (2 pages)
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8th - 12th
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Test Your Brain Episode Worksheet: Remember This! (Memory)
Worksheet for show like, Season 1 Episode 3 of National Geographic's Brain Games. Students should complete this worksheet as the episode plays. There are interactive games throughout the episode. It is 50 minutes long, but you may want to pause when the interactive games asks questions so the students have time to write their response. I purchased Brain Games on Amazon video to stream in class. Answer key is included.This is the PDF version, if you would like the GOOGLE DOC version CLICK HERE!*T
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Test Your Brain Bundle: Episode Worksheets
"Breakfast At Tiffany's" Film Classic study guide and quiz
"Breakfast At Tiffany's" is a mid sixties American romantic comedy starring Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard. The story is loosely based on a novella by Truman Capote. In 2012 this film was said to be "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant" and preserved in the National Film Registry. Ms. Hepburn plays Holly Golightly, a naive, eccentric society girl. Holly is beautiful and fun and her total goal in life is to marry a man who has a lot of money! Paul, Holly's neighbor is a
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8th - 12th
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Breaking into Acting- Getting Started in Television, Movies, and Commercials
Have you ever wanted to break into acting, but didn’t know where to look? This informational guide, based on my own experiences and those of other actors, will give you secrets, tips, and tricks to get into movies and television as background talent and move on up from there. This book includes information on-HeadshotsDemo reelAuditionsCasting callsAnd more...I'm a best-selling author in the area of Cognitive Psychology and Experimental Education Theory. The lessons in this guide also utilize my
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9th - 12th
Social Skills for High School Students
Social Skills / Social Thinking Skills of Persuading and Social Fake
Indicates video clips from TV show Big Bang Theory (seasons 1-6) to reference with :
- season
- episode
- and time on disc
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8th - 12th
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The History Channel Presents: Secrets of Body Language
This worksheets accompanies the video from the History Channel. It focuses on how to evaluate body language. This worksheet can be used in a history class and in a speech class.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Great Debaters Film Study
The Great Debaters is a film directed and starring Denzel Washington about the 1935 Wiley College debate team. Appropriate for teaching about Black History, The Great Depression, early civil rights activism, film and narrative elements, and debate. 4 50-minute lessons include lesson frames, critical reading and writing assignments, collaborative activities, guided timed group discussions, and a bonus suggested contemporary controversial issues resolutions for debate, persuasive essays or speeche
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Interpersonal Communication with Inside Out Movie
Here is a movie guide about Interpersonal Communication through the lens of "Inside Out". I purchase the movie through Amazon Prime.
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9th - 12th
Teaching communication skills with movies: Erin Brokovich (2000)
Erin Brokovich - An investigation of communication skills in a variety of professional settingsLearning Goals Understand the importance of effective communication in the workplace.Develop communication skills. Students can learn from Erin Brockovich's example and develop their own communication skills, such as:Active listeningEmpathyPersuasionClarityConcisenessProfessionalismApply communication skills to real-world scenarios. Includes answer key!
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9th - 12th
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Film Questions: The King's Speech
The 2010 film, "The King's Speech", is a wonderful enrichment activity to accompany a Speech course or public speaking unit in an English course. Students should complete the questions while watching the film. Questions are the order they come up in the movie. After watching the movie and answering all questions, use the film guide as jumping off point for a discussion on glossophobia (fear of public speaking) and the role of public speaking in leadership and history.
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11th - 12th
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Movie Parts Sheets for Playacting in ELA
When I taught small-group intervention classes, I needed to do activities that were fun and engaging, so I went to the internet and found various movie scripts the kids could perform. A simple internet search will lead you to most movie scripts you are looking for.More time consuming was going through the scripts and creating parts lists so students could pick parts. I broke the scripts up into sections so the students were not the same characters for the whole time, which would mean there are h
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3rd - 11th
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