Online Video Documentaries and Films | VICE Video | United States Shane on board a former cruise ship-turned-revolutionary ferry on the way to Misrata. The first time I went to Libya, in 2010, I was arrested just two days into my trip. Filming a documentary for VICE, I was detained for shooting where the authorities thought I shouldn’t, and thus began endless rounds of questions, emphatic yelling, and head-shaking incredulity at my claims of innocence—and, of course, the requisite implications that I was a spy. When I was finally released, I swore I would never return to the Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (official name). But that promise was quickly broken, and I found myself back in the country almost exactly a year later, in the midst of a chaotic and violent revolution. Very rarely is one given the chance to live history, to experience revolution firsthand in all its ugly glory. Not many people saw the Arab Spring coming. Later, I met another group that had just returned from the front between Tripoli and Misrata.
A Proven Curriculum for Teaching Character Education & Leadership Development in Middle/High School that Supports English (ELA & ELD) Common Core Standards - Character Development & Leadership Developing Curriculum Leadership and Design by Nancy J. Mooney and Ann T. Mausbach The status quo was maintained in this district because the curriculum team didn't have any discussions on the best instructional practices. Essential Question How do you align curriculum and instruction through the curriculum development process? When we hear the phrase "the good old days," it is usually uttered with a sense of longing and a fondness for a return to the way things used to be. Aligning Curriculum and Instruction A few years ago there was a story about several new homes that were literally sliding down the slope where they had been built. Too many times we have entered classrooms and observed teachers using research-based strategies on insignificant content. Conversely, having high academic standards isn't enough if they are not implemented through powerful instructional methods. We use two sets of research findings as the foundation for developing curriculum. Learn, Then Do. Learn, Then Do Figure 1.1. Step 1: Establish the Foundation Do
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Video Resources Video Resources Video clips are a great way to integrate character into a lesson. The first three are scenarios of teens that can be used to teach a specific pillar of character. Lateefah Simon - Responsibility Craig Kielburger - Caring David Levitt - Citizenship Other clips included In Search of Character Part 1 - Part 2 - A few of my favorite sports clips: Point Missed - Point Made Touching Them All A Game of Hope Mo Cheeks and Natalie Gilbert – National Anthem New Mexico Soccer – Elizabeth Lambert Ben Comen John Challis Carry On Kaleb Eulis Jake Olson Others Haircut
small group icebreakers games Icebreakers for Small Groups (2 to 5 people) The following icebreakers are useful for small groups and teams of about two to five people. In some cases, larger groups can subdivide and play as well. Just because you don’t have a lot of people doesn’t mean you can’t have a great time. Copyright Website