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This eye-opening film should be shared with high school students, teachers of students of all ages, and parents. It would be a good conversation starter for any of these groups singly or in combination.
Much of this sequel is built on what happened in the previous book, so it is a better purchase for those who already have Darkness Brutal on their shelves.
An excellent film to use in STEM courses as well as social studies classes discussing propaganda vs. public information.
This DVD offers brief and enticing tastes of these wonders. There is not enough for research or reports, but if teachers are looking for beautifully shot diversions, this DVD may suffice.
A great pick for any middle or high school social studies class studying mass incarceration and as a consideration for what college is really all about.
Appealing to a niche audience, this is probably not for all collections but should be considered for purchase by schools with strong music programs.
Nursery rhymes are an important aspect of early childhood literacy, making this well-produced collection a must-have for storytimes, preschool classes, and families.
The youngest viewers will love joining Peppa, her family, and her friends on these lighthearted romps.
Offering an ongoing topic of study for California students, this well-done video, with its thoughtful discussion of the subjection of Native people, is a valuable companion to history and social studies classes.
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