Teaching Tips

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Discussion Guides Make Screening Films Easy

Simplify your film screenings with film Discussion Guides from Journeys in Film! Our free Discussion Guides for award-winning films provide questions to encourage critical thinking, powerful discussion, and expanded understanding. Our Discussion Guides make hosting rousing discussions around film screenings to boost impact and engagement simple and easy. Discussion Guide Frequently Asked Questions Who are […]

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Teach With Film for Black History Month

As educators and communities seek to highlight Black history during the month of February, we want to highlight our free curriculum guides and discussion guides for powerful films for your classroom. These films  tell important stories of Black joy, Black history, Black resilience, Black achievement and much more. Teaching with film for Black History Month, […]

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Mood Classroom Mental Wellness Program: New at Journeys in Film

We are excited to announce the Mood Classroom Mental Wellness Program — new at Journeys in Film! These new mental wellness resources make emotional well-being a priority, so your students can thrive inside and outside the classroom. Mood Classroom Mental Wellness Program FAQ What is the Mood Classroom Mental Wellness Program Mood Classroom is an […]

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Searching for Amani Teaching Resources: New at Journeys in Film!

We’re pleased to introduce our collection of Searching for Amani Teaching Resources, new at Journeys in Film! Searching for Amani follows a thirteen-year-old aspiring journalist’s investigation of his father’s tragic murder within the boundaries of one of Kenya’s largest wildlife conservancies. Why Use Searching for Amani Teaching Resources In Your Classroom Searching for Amani introduces […]

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September is Classical Music Month! In a still photo from Disney's Chevalier, actor Kelvin Harrison Jr appears as the title character Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint Georges. The attractive Black musician stands on stage in a triumphant pose, arms outstretched, holding a bow and violin. He is surrounded by seated white musicians. Text says: "Classical Music Month: Teach With Film."

Classical Music Month: Teach with Film

September is Classical Music Month!  Celebrate with these beautiful films plus our free lesson plans to boost student engagement across the curriculum. These music film teaching resources are great for classes in Music Education, Music History, Language Arts, Social Studies, History, Environmental Science and more! For grades 4 and up. Four Great Films to Teach […]

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Journeys in Film Webinars Make Professional Development Easy

Deepen your skills for teaching with film with Journeys in Film Professional Development Webinars. These teacher training sessions are available free, online and on-demand. Earn one hour of PD credit upon successful completion of each webinar. Participants will gain tools to boost student engagement and teach critical thinking across the curriculum. Journeys in Film Webinars […]

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Resisterhood Learning Guide: New at Journeys in Film!

We’re pleased to introduce the Resisterhood Learning Guide, new at Journeys in Film! Resisterhood is a testament to the strength of ordinary Americans in our extraordinary times. The award-winning documentary follows six diverse Americans as they fight for social justice on the streets and in the halls of power. Over the course of two years, […]

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Teach with Film for Homeschooling

Homeschoolers, try a new approach to learning: teach with film for homeschooling. If you are looking for ways to spice up your homeschool curriculum and boost engagement for your learners, film-based lessons are a great option. Whether you’re looking for film guides, free homeschooling lesson plans, or fun learning activities, we’ve got you covered. Film can […]

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Teach with Film about Political Corruption & Civic Engagement. On the right, there are Journeys in Film lesson plans for Navalny and And So It Begins. On the left, text says: "Political Corruption and Civic Engagement. Lessons for Grades 8-12." The Journeys in Film logo is in the top right corner.

Teach with Film about Political Corruption & Civic Engagement

We have added a new film guide to our library to help you teach with film about political corruption and civic engagement! Political corruption is an abuse of power in which public officials and political leaders use their positions of public trust and influence for private gain. An informed and educated population is essential for […]

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Teach Media Literacy with Film: Disinformation and Social Media

We have added a new film guide to our library to help you teach media literacy with film! In the current dominant online ecosystem, facts are often secondary or irrelevant. Instead, clicks and social media engagement are driving factors for content creation. Algorithms often encourage bias against facts and fact-based journalism. Our Media Literacy and Journalism […]

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