Julie Matlin, Author at NFB Blog

Author : Julie Matlin

Julie is a freelance writer who was formerly the Head of Social Media for the National Film Board. Her background in the film industry, her work as a writer and her affinity for connecting with people made her a natural fit for the NFB. Her favourite films include The Big Snit, Strange Invaders, RiP! A Remix Manifesto and the interactive project, Flawed.

Educational Resources for Parents for April 2021

Educational Resources for Parents for April 2021

Continuing our series of monthly programming for parents and educators pursuing at-home learning, here is our latest offering of films and resources to help you celebrate Earth Day and National Poetry Month.

Educational Resources for Parents for March 2021

Educational Resources for Parents for March 2021

Continuing our series of monthly programming for parents and educators pursuing at-home learning, here is our latest offering of resources, including films, mini-lessons and an animation app that’s sure to engage children of all ages.

Educational Resources for Parents for February 2021

Educational Resources for Parents for February 2021

Continuing our series of monthly programming for parents and educators pursuing at-home learning, here is our latest offering of resources, including films, mini-lessons and an animation app that’s sure to engage children of all ages.

Educational Resources for Parents for January 2021

Educational Resources for Parents for January 2021

Continuing our series of monthly programming for parents and educators pursuing at-home learning, here is our latest offering of resources, including films, mini-lessons and an animation app that’s sure to engage children of all ages.

Educational Resources for Parents for December 2020

Educational Resources for Parents for December 2020

School this year is unlike any other. Some of us have sent our kids back to school, some are engaged in distance learning, while others have decided to pull their children out of the formal education system altogether and take up homeschooling.

Educational Resources for Parents for November 2020

Educational Resources for Parents for November 2020

School this year is unlike any other. Some of us have sent our kids back to school, some are engaged in distance learning, while others have decided to pull their children out of the formal education system altogether and take up homeschooling.

Coping with COVID and the Classroom: Tips from Dr. Tamara Soles

Coping with COVID and the Classroom: Tips from Dr. Tamara Soles

Back-to-school is a highly charged time of year, even under normal circumstances. Returning to the classroom with the knowledge that a second wave of the pandemic may be before us presents an extra challenge to teachers, students and parents alike.

Educational Resources for Parents for October 2020

Educational Resources for Parents for October 2020

School this year is unlike any other. Some of us have sent our kids back to school, some are engaged in distance learning, while others have decided to pull their children out of the formal education system altogether and take up homeschooling.

Home-School Activities from NFB Education (Week 14)

Home-School Activities from NFB Education (Week 14)

In celebration of Pride, this week NFB Education featured a selection of films on the topic of gender identity and sexuality.

Home-School Activities from NFB Education (Week 13)

Home-School Activities from NFB Education (Week 13)

NFB Education celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day with a selection of films perfect for the entire family. Happy viewing.

Home-School Activities from NFB Education (Week 12)

Home-School Activities from NFB Education (Week 12)

This week, the NFB Education team marked World Oceans Day with a selection of content from Ocean School, our groundbreaking, immersive learning experience designed to spark interest in ocean science and advance ocean literacy.

Home-School Activities from NFB Education (Week 11)

Home-School Activities from NFB Education (Week 11)

Now more than ever is the time to consider the realities and history of Black-Canadian communities. Watch, discover, and learn alongside your students with a selection of educational resources from the NFB’s collection.