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The Power of Multimodal Art and Film to Engage Students

English Language Arts teacher Matt Hamilton describes how he engages his students with literature, film, and photography while connecting students to global issues. Examples of student work, including detailed infographics, are shared.

by Matt Hamilton

an image representing native seed pod host melissa nelson and potawatomi botanist robin wall kimmerer explore the beauty and sophistication of seed germination and how plants use their inherent intelligence to locate their regeneration niches to thrive: @tccnativeland

Native Seed Pod host Melissa Nelson and Potawatomi botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer explore the beauty and sophistication of seed germination and how plants use their inherent intelligence to locate their regeneration niches to thrive: @TCCNativeland

an image representing the new story of our times will be a multiplicity—a kaleidoscope of stories. as the writer and critic john berger has said, "never again will a single story be told as if it is the only one." @drewdellinger on the power of story in @kosmosjournal

The New Story of our times will be a multiplicity—a kaleidoscope of stories. As the writer and critic John Berger has said, "Never again will a single story be told as if it is the only one." @drewdellinger on the power of story in @KosmosJournal

an image representing "we are born part of something much larger than ourselves." - @christianhouge unearth the past and bring insight towards the future with this photo essay & lesson plan that examines photos of angkor wat & the importance of cultural architecture

"We are born part of something much larger than ourselves." - @ChristianHouge Unearth the past and bring insight towards the future with this photo essay & lesson plan that examines photos of Angkor Wat & the importance of cultural architecture

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New Film: Earthrise

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Earthrise photograph from the perspective of the Apollo 8 astronauts. Watch the trailer and sign up for our newsletter to learn about the forthcoming screening program and curriculum guide.

by Cleary Vaughan-Lee

"There is little room in practical life—maybe even in imagination—for the uncontrollable wild." Wonderful essay about the relationship between control and chaos within the human imagination.

an image representing "the hadzabe of tanzania in east africa are one of the last remaining tribes of hunter-gatherers in the world. since connecting with the hadza, i've been drawn to the connection between sustainability and indigenous wisdom..." photo essay by @nicolragland

"The Hadzabe of Tanzania in East Africa are one of the last remaining tribes of hunter-gatherers in the world. Since connecting with the Hadza, I've been drawn to the connection between sustainability and indigenous wisdom..." Photo essay by @nicolragland

an image representing what can we learn about adaptability and resilience from the visually impaired? lesson plan, understanding blindness, inspires #students to value #diversity & differences

What can we learn about adaptability and resilience from the visually impaired? Lesson plan, Understanding Blindness, inspires #students to value #diversity & differences

an image representing "in an age when man has forgotten his origins and is blind even to his most essential needs for survival, water along with other resources has become the victim of his indifference." —rachel carson

"In an age when man has forgotten his origins and is blind even to his most essential needs for survival, water along with other resources has become the victim of his indifference." —Rachel Carson

"One of the most vital ways we sustain ourselves is by building communities of resistance, places where we know we are not alone." - bell hooks @bellhooks

an image representing "there is so much power to quietude. it enables us to learn how to reflect and listen—to each other, to ourselves, and to our natural world." @cvaughanlee, ed @goproject. new lesson plan about the power of silence: #education

"There is so much power to quietude. It enables us to learn how to reflect and listen—to each other, to ourselves, and to our natural world." @cvaughanlee, ED @goproject. New lesson plan about the power of silence: #education

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10 Photo Essays for Global Learning

These 10 photo essays highlight individuals and communities around the world and provide great ways to bring the world to your classroom.

by Cleary Vaughan-Lee

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