Articles related to "Educational Film"

Learn where to watch educational videos for free. Educational films, biographies, cartoons, and vintage television can be a fun way for kids and adults to learn.

An eye-opening childbirth video that looks at birth options in America, and encourages women to question the move away from midwives, natural delivery and home birth.

Learning objects are flexible, versatile genre for teachers who would like to make their own resources. Collaborative projects make building an educational library easy.

Ed Benedict, who designed and animated many of Hanna-Barbera's early cartoons, passed away in his sleep on August 28.

Despite homeschooling's popularity, sometimes family and friends can be underwhelming in their support.

Kids diagnosed with AS need support from teachers when they struggle with behavior issues in school. Here are many helpful strategies that every teacher should know.

An effective way to ensure students are learning at their own pace and ability level is to encourage them to learn techniques via YouTube.com instructional vignettes.

Global peak oil, rapid industrialization of emerging nations, and failing infrastructure have made understanding the flaw in suburbanization the United States imperative.

The annual remembrance of Kristallnacht, on November 9 and 10 is the world's memorial to the start of the Jewish Holocaust, when fires raged across Germany and Austria.

Film can provide far more than just entertainment. These days it can be a deeply engaging way to learn everything from character education to science.

Here's a list of media literacy films that will be helpful in sparking discussions in the college classroom.

The National Board of Review called Disney/Pixar's Ratatouille the best animated feature film of 2007. But who are these guys?