This video from the Teaching Tolerance website. Teachers can order it for FREE. There are other videos, but this one is my favorite! It comes with a teaching guide, but not a viewing guide. I always read viewing guides aloud with students before watching the video, so that they know what they are looking for.
Just what I was looking for--thank you
May 26, 2010
Very basic questions - no higher-level thinking required.
November 14, 2009
This is a viewing guide, only to ensure that students are WATCHING the video. It is not designed to promote higher level thinking. I personally would do that with class discussion. This guide is made only to ensure students stay on task so that they are capable of answering higher level questions during class discussion or some other form. If you make them think during the video, they are watching it. =)
November 14, 2009
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I created most of my viewing guides while home on maternity leave. They are designed strictly as on task activities NOT higher level thinking. I have some additional assignments posted, but please take this into consideration when downloading a viewing guide. I only make 30 cents each off them, but I am learning a lot and will have them ready for me to go back the classroom. =) After teaching Middle School for 6 years, I am taking a break to teach Job Corps students resume skills, employment skills and preparing them for their driving tests. In Middle School: I taught US HISTORY and Government for 5 years to 8th graders. I also taught one year of WORLD GEOGRAPHY to 6th graders. 5 of those years I also taught at least one READING ENRICHMENT class.
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