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Works explorer

Sir! Sir!

Canada, 1968
film

Here is what happened in a Toronto classroom when teachers occupied the children’s desks and children became the teachers. The film grew out of another,..

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Mrs Ryan's drama class

Canada, 1969
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The Teacher: authority or automaton?

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What teacher expects...the self fulfilling prophecy

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Improvised drama. No.1

United Kingdom, 1968
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Drama lesson

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Kindergarten

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Stirring

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Who will teach your child?

Canada, 1948
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Before 9:30

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Put yourself in the picture

United Kingdom, 1987
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100,000 children

Canada, 1962
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Play to learn

Canada, 1974
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What teacher expects...the self fulfilling prophecy (TEFC)

Canada, 1971
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I am here today (TEFC)

United States, 1970
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The Changeover

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U.N. in the classroom

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Improvised drama. No.2

United Kingdom, 1968
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New classroom: a study in classroom dynamics

Australia, 1984
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