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Critical Thinking Movie Review Lesson for High Schoolers
This critical-thinking movie review lesson can be modified for today's critical thinking English classroom. This lesson allows students to critically think by asking open-ended questions that allow them to respond from their personal perspective while at the same time allowing the teacher to asses if students were actually watching the film with a critical eye. Students will not only write responses to questions but will write a critical review of the film watched and later employ their creativ
9th - 12th
Balanced Literacy, Literature, Visual Arts
Reel Bad Arabs: How Hollywood Villifies a People: Questions
Curated films help students and the community develop critical thinking skills, global perspectives, and discussion skills. This worksheet is for the film Reel Bad Arabs: How Hollywood Villifies a People from 2006.
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Literature, U.S. History, Visual Arts
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Art Calls for Entry Slideshow
Many students create great work but have no idea how to get it seen. This resource breaks down the complex world of "Calls for Entry", helping students distinguish between career-building opportunities and "pay-to-play" scams. It covers the logistics of juried shows, application fees, and how to identify the right opportunity for their specific skill level. What’s Inside:The "Why" & The Risks: A balanced look at the benefits of exhibiting (sales, exposure, resume building) vs. the drawbacks (rej
9th - 12th
Visual Arts
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