I believe the movie you ask about is called "The Wave" with Bruce Davison as the teacher. I thought I saw it earlier than 1996, but maybe not.
Why History Matters A Dialogue with Students - 2003 TV was released on: USA: 22 May 2003
Rock and mineral collectors can include hobbyists, geologists, and students who have an interest in geology and natural history. Some collect for scientific research, while others do it for aesthetic reasons or as a form of relaxation and enjoyment. Collectors often participate in clubs or societies to share knowledge and trade specimens. Additionally, some may seek rare or valuable specimens for investment purposes.
Dear Parents, I would like you to allow your child to go out this weekend and watch a movie that is the theaters. I want them to do this because we are studying the history of movies. We are studying how far technology has come since it has been invented. Our school requires parental permission for your student to view movies that are used in our curriculum. We believe that allowing your son or daughter to participate enables them to benefit from another source as a resource in their study of current events and history. Movies, along with our hands-on activities such as reading, in-class discussion groups, and research projects, give students a well-rounded opportunity to discover the world of history. Movies go beyond dry facts and help bring events "alive." Thank you for taking the time to read and sign this permission form. Sincerely, Lynn Owens Student Name______________________ ____ Yes, I will allow my child to participate ____ No, I will not allow my child to participate. I understand alternate learning experiences will be provided for my child while the rest of the class is having a group discussion. Guardian signature/date___________________________
education came to be viewed as a significant way of ensuring a universally informed citizenry, people who would participate in local and national politics with understanding of broad issues.
The students in Chembakolli learn similar things that the children in the United States do. They learn math, reading, spelling, history, and science. They also have computers which they learn how to use.
Students can help in the political campaign of their choice, know the issues, and learn all they can about history.
He killed 6 million Jews, plus a bunch of people who were different.
A lot of his teachers called him hot-headed, and that he thought of himself as the leader.
A: 9 students take biology but not history. B: 11 take neither bio nor history. Reasons: A: 9 is the answer because if you subtract the number of students who take history and bio (8) from the total number of bio students (17) you get 9 (the remaining number of bio students who do not take history). B: 11 is the answer because a total of 22 students take history. however, 8 students take bio and history, and before, we found that 9 students only take bio. Therefore, if we add up the number of only bio students and history students (of which some also take bio, but are not exclusively bio), we get 31 students. If we subtract 31 from 42 (the total number of students), we get 11 remaining students who are in neither bio nor history.
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In Chinese schools, students learn subjects such as Math, Science, Chinese language, English, History, and Geography. Education in China emphasizes academic excellence, discipline, and rote memorization. Students also participate in extracurricular activities like sports, music, and art.
History class is for students to learn the history of the world and cultures.
Alphonse Kahn has written: 'Hitlers Blutjustiz' -- subject(s): Administration of Criminal justice, History
Hitler, and those who were loyal to him, killed many millions of people and left Europe in ruins. His contributions to history are highly negative. He is remembered as the most evil person in all of human history.
Tacos started in the early ages during hitlers time. Romors said that he ate them for a midnight snack with people meat inside.
One creative idea for a dinosaur science project is to have students create a diorama depicting a specific dinosaur habitat, complete with accurate plant and animal species. Another idea is to have students research and present on the evolution of dinosaurs and how they are related to modern-day birds. Additionally, students could conduct a fossil excavation simulation, where they dig for and identify dinosaur fossils, learning about the process of paleontology. These projects can engage students by allowing them to be hands-on and interactive while promoting learning about dinosaurs and their history.
to learn from back then and what happened