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Bondi, Brittany A.; Monani, Salma B.; Principato, Sarah; Barlett, Christopher – Applied Environmental Education and Communication, 2021
Purpose: The aim of this paper is to evaluate the effectiveness of film in communicating issues related to climate change. While previous studies demonstrate an immediate effect of a film post-screening, this study also considered if a film can inspire long-term effects, and if supplemental educational information plays a role on participant…
Descriptors: Climate, World Problems, Ecological Factors, Environmental Education
Johnston, D.; Jongbloed, H. J. L. – Visual Education, 1970
A discussion of the need for international cooperation in the production of films that will foster a sense of world community and an understanding of humanity as a whole." (Author/AA)
Descriptors: Educational Objectives, Film Production, Instructional Films, International Programs
Totten, Sam – Curriculum Review, 1984
Describes activities of a unit on world hunger which include presenting a lexicon, topic overview, and guest speakers; reading topically related novels; creating scrapbooks; discussing pertinent quotations; exploring government role in ameliorating hunger; and completing final papers or projects. Resource materials are listed, including pertinent…
Descriptors: Government Role, Hunger, Instructional Films, Resource Materials
Interchange, 1985
This article in a population education newsletter focuses on films and other audio-visual materials suitable for secondary and higher education and available for teaching about current population issues. The article discusses how to get the most out of population-related films. Eight hints for structuring film viewing and follow-up activities are…
Descriptors: Filmographies, Films, Global Approach, Higher Education
Crane, Louise – 1987
The film industry in Africa began in 1963. Since then, development has been slow because of funding problems and political restrictions. Television is available to only a fraction of the population and imported programming represents almost one-half of the programming. However, there are some successful African produced television programs. The…
Descriptors: African Culture, African History, Audiovisual Aids, Censorship