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The Andy Griffith Show: Struggles of an Educator
In this clip we the history teacher coming to talk to Andy after he tells his so that history is not important, prompting them to not do their work. The teacher talks about her frustration getting students to the level they need to be at and how the lack of support from families makes it extremely difficult. -
Patch Adams: Occupied Therapist
Patch Adams is in a meeting with his therapist; however, his therapist shows no engagement in the conversation and exemplifies poor listening skills. This is the opposite of what a therapist should do when talking to a client. -
Patch Adams: To Be a Great Doctor
Has profanityA medical student treats patients, illegally, using humor and gets accosted by his peer who reminds him the seriousness of his occupation. His roommate encourages him to the situation from another perspective- as a patient- would he really want to be treated by a doctor who barely skimmed his textbooks? The root of this discussion comes from the roommate's pressure from himself and his family to become the best doctor possible. -
Freedom Writers: Miep Gies Deemed Heroic
Miep Gies gives a firsthand account of the capture of Anne Frank. She is regarded as heroic by the students of Ms. Gruwell's class because she and her family hid the Franks in their house during Nazi occupation. Miep refuses to take the title of "hero" and states it was the right thing to do. -
Smithsonian: The Egyptians and the Hyksos
Explores the contest and rivalry between the Egyptians in Upper Egypt and the occupying Hyksos, who had more advanced technology, in Lower Egypt. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipKingdom of David: The Saga of the Israelites: Jesus of Nazareth
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Contextualizes the life of Jesus of Nazareth in the tumultuous times of 1st century Roman-occupied Judea. Jesus was one of many influential Jewish preachers and teachers but he is a central figure of Christianity as he is regarded in faith as the long awaited Messiah and an incarnation of God. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipThe Berenstain Bears: There Are Some Things You Just Can't Hurry
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Sister tries to be patient, but waiting is just too hard to do. That is until Gramps shares a story about how he too was impatient when he was young, and discovered the secret to being patient is finding something to occupy the time – to take your mind off what you’re waiting for. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipNBC News Learn: WWII: Torpedo Bomber
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The Allied Forces are fighting to liberate the Phillipine islands from Japanese occupation. US Navy pilot Ben St. John flew a torpedo bomber and was part of the group ordered to attack the Japanese armada. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipThe Andy Griffith Show: Authoritarianism
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In this clip we have the deputy do a comedic sketch of protecting the Andy by forcibly enlisting two other people who do not want to be part of this action. While it is filtered with comedy, there is the inescapable thought of an organized authority that tells its workers what to do as and subordinates them in a militeristic fashion of nondisobedience. We can take it to the real world context of who and how authority handles protests (riots) as well as the hyper militarization of police in events like: Zoot Suit Riots, Occupy Movement, BLM protests, and the Inserection -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipThe Quartering Act: The Soldiers Arrive: The Quartering Act
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Three soldiers arrive at a woman's barn to hide. In this example of quartering, they intrude the woman's home and demand that she gives them shelter, food, and water. The third amendment to the U.S. constitution protects against this type of home occupation.
