Education
Our educational offerings are in the spotlight here. These posts highlight the educational potential of our film collection, as well as specific ways in which our films can be used in the classroom and beyond.
Storytelling Through Memory: Exploring Maybe Elephants through the NFB’s Quick Start Guide
Discover how a high school teacher used the Maybe Elephants film and Quick Start Guide to build student storytelling skills.
Higher Learning | Stolen Time
“I would rather die from exhaustion than agree to send her to a home,” exclaimed my patient, Betty’s daughter, herself 70 years old and battling her own health issues.
Truth and Reconciliation: Resources and Reflections for the Classroom
Resources for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation As the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation approaches, educators across the country are preparing to engage their students in meaningful learning...
Back to School: Powerful Films for Post-Secondary Learning
As professors ease into a new academic year, it’s the perfect time to explore powerful film resources that can enrich your courses. Whether illuminating social justice issues or telling personal...
WaaPaKe Activity
Engage secondary social studies students around themes of reconciliation with this activity accompanying the film WaaPaKe.
