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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.
Fans of the series will love this latest installment, but first-timers may want to start with Sammy's first case (Sammy Keyes and the Case of the Hotel Thief) and work their way up to this one.
This exceptional production deals with friendship, belonging, and courage and will reach even the youngest audience. An excellent addition to any collection.
Any new Green title means instant best seller; in preparation, libraries should acquire multiple copies in all formats.
This offering presents thoughtful though dated material and has potential use for a health or business classroom.
The film goes above and beyond in presenting the achievements of the little space probe that could. Lengthy, but students will want to continue watching. A must-have for up-to-date space collections.
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