Product Description
We have TWO free resources available for the 2023 Oscar Winner for Best Documentary Feature Film.
Navalny Learning Guide
This guide is flexible. Key sections include a driving question, personal reflections, discussion questions, extension activities, additional resources and, in some cases, cross connections between sections. This makes the guide useful for classroom settings, hybrid learning, homeschooling, community learning groups, after-school film clubs, university discussions and more. Key components of the guide include:
Facilitation Guidelines
Open Letter from the Film Team
Biography of Alexei Anatolievich Navalny
Key Learning Sections:
- Navalny and Putin (Current Events, World History, Russian History)
- Civic Engagement: Political Corruption, Nationalism, Leadership (Current Events, Civics, Government, Political Science)
- Data Tracking, State Surveillance, and the Role of Journalism (Data, Journalism, Civics, Current Events)
- Social Media, Censorship, and Propaganda (Journalism, Social Studies, Political Science)
- State-Sanctioned Assassinations and Political Prisoners (Social Studies, Government, Political Science)
- Power: What Is Power? Who Has Power? (Journalism, Social Studies, Government, Political Science, Current Events)
Navalny Discussion Guide
Discussion Guide Includes:
Facilitation Guidelines
Open Letter from the Film Team
Introducing Alexei Anatolievich Navalny
Navalny and Putin
Navalny Under Attack
Enter Bellingcat
The Situation Today
In Alexey Navalny’s Own Words
Resources for Further Study
Journeys in Film supports the Sustainable Development Goals. This guide connects with the following goals.
