The Most-Watched NFB CAMPUS Films of 2021
Enjoy the 10 most-watched NFB Education films of 2021! They include any resource guides, mini-lessons, and blog posts made along the way!
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.
New on NFB Education – December 2021
Did you know that NFB Education updates its films, playlists, and educational offers every week? Here's everything new on NFB Education this December!
Mini-Lesson for Brainstream
This mini-lesson on Brainstream provides teachers with activities and questions to lead discussions on coping strategies for students aged 15-17.
Higher Learning | New Canadian Documentary
Check out the first installment in a series for post-secondary classrooms, curated by post-secondary educators, about Canadian Documentary.
New on NFB Education – November 2021
Did you know that NFB Education updates its films, playlists, and educational offers every week? Here's everything new on NFB Education this November!
TikTok in the Classroom? Learning on Social Media
There is educational value in social media app TikTok, which has the ability to offer bite-sized morsels of infotainment.
Do Social Media and Classrooms Mix?
This blog will help you to think about social media as a resource that you can use meaningfully to engage your students.
Kids and Stress: How Much Is Too Much?
Coping with stress is a skill we need to teach at school across a wide breadth of subjects. It is a topic directly linked to the health curriculum, but it can be approached indirectly in media, social studies or humanities classes.
New on NFB Education – October 2021
Did you know that NFB Education updates its films, playlists, and educational offers every week? Here's everything new on NFB Education this October!
Mini-Lesson for The Great Malaise
This mini-lesson on The Great Malaise provides teachers with activities and questions to lead discussions on identity for students aged 15-17.
Drafting a Statement of Reconciliation with Students
NFB Education is proud to partner with the NCTR to help teachers educate students about Indigenous realities during National Truth and Reconciliation Week with a series of mini-lessons and a Statement of Reconciliation activity.
Mini-Lesson for Hi-Ho Mistahey!
This mini-lesson on Hi-Ho Mistahey! provides teachers with activities and questions to lead discussions on education equality for students aged 12-14.