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The 1985 TV production of Anne of Green Gables starring Megan Follows, Colleen Dewhurst, and Richard Farnsworth is still the Anne that can't be beat. It is available on DVD and belongs in every collection.
This reissue would make an excellent addition to library collections for a new audience.
An inspiring story of triumph over adversity. Deej has a very mature and expressive vocabulary that may inspire those in an English or creative writing classroom.
This production will tie in nicely with STEM units, reminding students to have confidence in themselves and that sometimes the biggest breakthroughs come from embracing failure and revising original plans.
POG's premise that cancer is a disease of genetic mutations and treatment should target what caused the mutation is a fascinating development in the ongoing struggle to battle cancer. Recommended for science classes studying biology and genetics.
While this film would be useful in high school classes, it is more suited for professionals to start a conversation about educational reform, specifically the dark side of charter schools.
This packs a lot into 22 minutes and would be a good choice for anyone looking for an even-handed educational program.
A short and useful introduction that can be used in groups and with individuals in counseling situations.
Nuanced and poignant, this film is a highly recommended addition to classroom discussions of criminality and justice and a revealing slice of contemporary Native American life.
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