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A useful tool to start discussions in a guidance counselor's office, but the cost may be prohibitive for many libraries.
This DVD will strike a chord with anyone facing a new experience. Its gentle humor and warm tones are reassuring and smile-tugging. Teachers will enjoy using it to lead discussion on adapting to new situations and the concept of personification.
This lively and fascinating presentation on one of America's great poets and writers will be very useful in U.S. literature classes and for library collections overall.
The documentary successfully introduces viewers to the ways of hunter gatherers and the challenges they face. Recommended for high school world history, anthropology, economics, and geography classes.
Featuring high-quality production values and general interest subjects, this is an enticing offering . However, the short segment lengths and limited educational detail make it less suitable for classroom viewing and more appropriate for home and public library use.
Students will love watching Bruce's many attempts to rid himself of the goslings, and teachers will appreciate curricular connections to topics such as imprinting, life cycles, hibernation, and migration.
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