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Crash Course Navigating Digital Information Worksheets | Research Worksheets
Are you struggling to engage your students in learning or reviewing research skills? Do you know you need to be teaching research skills but lack the time? These Crash Course Navigating Digital Information worksheets can help you quickly and easily teach or review important research skills.Throw away that boring teaching research skills PowerPoint that makes your middle and high school students snooze and click over to the free YouTube videos Crash Course has created to review research skills f
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Questions for the movie Pelé - Birth of a Legend (105 minutes, PG)
Students answer 25 questions as they view the film, "Pelé, Birth of a Legend" (2016).
1 hour 45 minutes, Rated PG
About the film: Under guidance from manager Vicente Feola (Vincent D'Onofrio), young Pelé (Kevin de Paula) utilizes his street soccer skills to lead Brazil to the World Cup in 1958.
Release date: May 6, 2016 (USA)
Directors: Jeff Zimbalist, Michael Zimbalist
Box office: 2.3 million USD
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Custom Empathy Movie Guide Bundle - SAVE over 35%
This is a custom bundle I created for a teacher that wanted movie guides that concentrated on empathy for her class. Please contact me if you are interested in creating your own custom bundle of 10 movie guides : )Check the preview files for each individual movie guide for high resolution sample questions to see if these movie guides are suitable for your students. These resources consists of 10 to 14 high-level, short answer reflection and essay questions each that will do more than just ask yo
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Tim Burton Mega Movie Guide Bundle | 10 Worksheets | SAVE 35%
This Tim Burton Mega Movie Guide Bundle | 10 Worksheets | SAVE 35% includes ten of Tim Burton's masterpieces. Please contact me if you are interested in creating your own custom bundle of 10 movie guides or more : )Check the preview files for each individual movie guide for high resolution sample questions to see if these movie guides are suitable for your students. These resources consists of 10 to 12 high-level, short answer reflection and essay questions each that will do more than just ask
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CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information Introduction (ep 1)
This engaging, no-prep visual note-taking worksheet is designed to be used in conjunction with the free CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information YouTube videos. This note-taking worksheet accompanies the first episode in the series Introduction to navigating digital information. The video is an introduction to the video series and covers the pros and cons of digital information, the dangers of the online world, how easy it is to be fooled online, and which types of people are less likely to be
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Zootopia Movie Lesson Booklet -EDITABLE-
Allow students to watch and LEARN from the movie Zootopia! Zootopia is a great film to peacefully discuss stereotyping and it's harmfulness. The goal is to understand the movie enough to learn from it and apply that learning to the real world.
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Vocabulary page
Pre-movie questions
Discussion questions to pause and answer during the movie
Meaningful character quote
Creative corner allows students to draw their appearance as an animal in Zootopia
Predator or prey questions
Biome Matching
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Walk Ride Rodeo Question Sheet
Set of questions to go along with the Walk Ride Rodeo movie. This is movie based of Amberley Snider's journey after a car accident left her paralyzed. It does include a key
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Special Request Movie Guide Bundle | SAVE OVER 35%
This is a special request movie guide bundle from a fellow teacher. Please contact me if you are interested in creating your own custom bundle of 10 movie guides or more : )Check the individual products for more details on what each movie guide includes : )★You're In Good Hands★Although this movie guide doesn't have many ratings yet, please don't be overly concerned as it was posted more recently than my other resources. Please visit MY STORE to see over 4,000 ratings with a perfect ★★★★★ averag
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2011 Movie Bully Questions
Students answer questions as they view the 2011 documentary film, "Bully."
About the film: "Filmmaker Lee Hirsch examines five cases of youths who endure vicious persecution at the hands of their peers. Ja'meye, 14, winds up in reform school after pulling a gun on the youths who tormented her for years. Cameras record the abuse suffered by 14-year-old Alex as he's beaten and teased on the bus. Star athlete Kelby, 16, is ostracized and worse after she comes out as lesbian. Most tragic of all, tw
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CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information The facts about fact checking (ep 2)
This engaging, no-prep visual note-taking worksheet is designed to be used in conjunction with the free CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information YouTube videos. This note-taking worksheet accompanies the second episode in the series The facts about fact-checking. The video explains the three main questions fact-checkers ask in order to find better-quality information and assess the credibility of their sources/information/claims.The worksheet is designed to scaffold notes for the episode while
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28 Days Movie worksheet
28 Days is a movie starring Sandra Bullock. It shows an alcoholic in court ordered rehab. It is a good movie for a high school health class.
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CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information Evaluating data & infographics (ep 8)
This engaging, no-prep visual note-taking worksheet is designed to be used in conjunction with the free CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information YouTube videos. This note-taking worksheet accompanies the eighth episode in the series Evaluating data and infographics. The video explains why data and infographics are not irrefutable and neutral, ways in which data and infographics can be manipulated, how to investigate data and infographics, where to access better sources of information, and the
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"Cinematic Insight: Unveiling Stories through a Guided Movie Sheet
There is finally for us Study Skills teachers trying to find resources!!!Engage your high school students in meaningful discussions about goal setting, motivation, and self-reflection with our carefully curated collection of movies. This unique resource is designed to inspire and empower your students, fostering valuable life skills while enjoying captivating storytelling.Product Features:Handpicked Movie Selection Suggestion: Our collection includes a range of thought-provoking filmsCurriculum
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CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information Who can you trust? (ep 4)
This engaging, no-prep visual note-taking worksheet is designed to be used in conjunction with the free CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information YouTube videos. This note-taking worksheet accompanies the fourth episode in the series Who can you trust?. The video explains what the fact-checking strategy of lateral reading is, explains how to laterally read, gives examples of how to use the strategy on a website, and explains why people are starting to distrust ‘the media’.The worksheet is desig
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CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information Lateral Reading (ep 3)
This engaging, no-prep visual note-taking worksheet is designed to be used in conjunction with the free CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information YouTube videos. This note-taking worksheet accompanies the third episode in the series Check yourself with lateral reading. The video explains what the fact-checking strategy of lateral reading is, explains how to laterally read, gives examples of how to use the strategy on a website, and explains why people are starting to distrust ‘the media’.The wo
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Sports Movie Bundle 2 | 10 Movie Guides | SAVE 35%
This Sports movie guide bundle is great to have in your emergency fun toolkit for ELA substitutes or supplemental material for your class.Check the preview files for each individual product to see high resolution sample questions and decide if these guides are suitable for your students.★You're In Good Hands★Although this movie guide doesn't have many ratings yet, please don't be overly concerned as it was posted more recently than my other resources. Please visit MY STORE to see over 5,000 rati
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CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information Evaluating photos and videos (ep 7)
This engaging, no-prep visual note-taking worksheet is designed to be used in conjunction with the free CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information YouTube videos. This note-taking worksheet accompanies the seventh episode in the series Evaluating photos and videos. The video explains why photos and videos can be very powerful forms of evidence, how images and videos can be influenced or edited to mislead the viewer, why context is important when believing/using images and videos as evidence, how
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Codes of Gender: Identity + Performance Pop Culture (FILM Qs)
This set of Editable Film Questions includes:✓ Film Information + Trailer✓ 20 Critical Comprehension Questions arranged in chronological orderSee description of film below for major themes:Arguing that advertising not only sells things, but also ideas about the world, media scholar Sut Jhally offers a blistering analysis of commercial culture's inability to let go of reactionary gender representations. Jhally's starting point is the breakthrough work of the late sociologist Erving Goffman, whose
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Killing Us Softly: Advertising’s Images of Women (FILM Qs)
This set of Editable Film Questions includes:✓ Film Information + Trailer✓ 22 Critical Comprehension Questions arranged in chronological orderSee description of film below for major themes:This newest edition of Jean Kilbourne's influential and award-winning Killing Us Softly series shows how the advertising industry continues to reinforce, and glamorize, a regressive and debased notion of femininity. Using a wide range of contemporary print and television ads, Kilbourne lays bare a misogynistic
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Disney + | Hispanic & Latin American Stories | 6 Movie Guides | SAVE 30% BUNDLE
This Hispanic & Latin American Stories bundle from Disney + might just be the perfect addition to your emergency fun toolkit for ELA substitutes or supplemental material for your class.Check the preview files for each individual product to see high resolution sample questions and decide if these guides are suitable for your students.Note: Currently, Ferdinand and The Book of Life do not have answer keys. If required for your lesson plans please reach out to me : )★You're In Good Hands★Althou
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CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information Evaluating evidence (ep 6)
This engaging, no-prep visual note-taking worksheet is designed to be used in conjunction with the free CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information YouTube videos. This note-taking worksheet accompanies the sixth episode in the series Evaluating evidence. The video explains why all claims need to be supported by evidence, gives examples of types of evidence, gives examples of good/bad/irrelevant evidence in relation to different claims, and discusses the impact of irrelevant evidence in public de
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Cyberbully Movie Questions Student Handout
Students answer these questions as they view the movie "Cyberbully."
About the film: "Cyberbully (stylized cyberbu//y) is a television film that premiered on July 17, 2011 on ABC Family. ABC Family worked with Seventeen magazine to make the film, and hopes it will "delete digital drama". The film tells the story of a teenage girl who is bullied online."
The film is almost 90 minutes long.
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CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information Social Media (ep 10)
This engaging, no-prep visual note-taking worksheet is designed to be used in conjunction with the free CrashCourse Navigating Digital Information YouTube videos. This note-taking worksheet accompanies the tenth episode in the series Social media. The video explains the ways in which social media has shaped how we communicate and live both online and in real life, why we need to be vigilant when using social media to get information or news, the pros and cons of social media, what targeted adver
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Tough Guise: Violence, Media + Crisis in Masculinity (FILM Qs)
This set of Editable Film Questions includes:✓ Film Information + Trailer✓ 11 Critical Comprehension Questions arranged in chronological orderSee description of film below for major themes:Acclaimed anti-violence educator Jackson Katz argues that the epidemic of male violence that plagues American society needs to be understood and addressed as part of a much larger cultural crisis in masculinity. Whether he's looking at bullying and school shootings or gay bashing, sexual assault, and violence
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