This article examines how film can be used to engage students in critical thinking, and it offers a framework for using film to build citizens of character. We argue that the use of film in the classroom can help students analyze their values and decision making for the purpose of becoming effective citizens. A brief history of character education…

Lists and offers brief descriptions of 47 recently released short films, arranged in the following categories: literary adaptations, profiles and personal growth, energy and technology, upbeat and positive, and human concerns. (FL)

Presents an annotated list of 21 filmstrip sets and 11 films which can provide students with a look at various careers and employment opportunities. Most are for the high school level, but some elementary materials are also cited. Publisher's address and cost are included. (SJL)

A collection of sources of information about Japan and resource materials available for teaching about Japan are included in this document. Part one, "Who and Where" lists names and addresses from a variety of sources including the Embassy and Consulates General of Japan, the Japan Foundation, Japan Trade Centers (Japan External Trade…

Over 500 books, films, sound recordings, and other resource materials about women are listed in this annotated bibliography. Although some entries were published as early as the 1700's, most of the materials were produced in the 1970's and 1980's. Representing a wide range of women-related topics, the materials focus primarily on women's history…

These two advisory lists include information on 16mm films appropriate for the K-12 instructional program. In both bibliographies films are listed in the following categories: communication skills; guidance; health, physical education, safety, and sports; science; and social studies. The list for the 1982-1983 school year also includes categories…

Films available at no cost for classroom viewing are listed in this catalog of over 200 annotated entries. Entries are arranged alphabetically by title. Descriptions include length, audience level, evaluation, source, contents, and remarks made by students after viewing the films. An alphabetical title list, subject index, and a source list are…

Presents an annotated bibliography of audiovisual materials on the topic of law and the family. For each of the eight audiovisual materials listed, information is presented on title, date of release, type of material, time required, purchase price, availability, and description of the material. (DB)

This publication describes free print and audiovisual materials for teaching about Japan in elementary and secondary schools. The booklet was written to enable teachers to take advantage of the many free materials that are currently available. The first section cites sources of free materials in the United States. Names and addresses of groups…

Stresses the power of film as a medium for the educational process and describes several films that interpret short stories. (KS)

Recommends 97 items of non-print media for career education. Recommended grade levels range from kindergarten to adult. (PF)

This document is an annotated bibliography identifying books, filmstrips, maps, posters, puzzles, recordings, and videocassettes, pertaining to the state of North Carolina that can be used in elementary and secondary school classrooms. In addition to a lengthy description of each item, a range of appropriate grade levels is indicated, as well as…

Designed for media specialists and educators, this issue includes three articles which provide practical information for those who want to try making films with adolescents and children. The first article discusses cel animation techniques and explores applications of this type of filmmaking to the regular curriculum. The article touches on the…

Intended for use by students, parents, and educators of students of all ages, this resource list provides an annotated guide to over 120 audiovisual resources that promote sex equity in education. Resources are listed alphabetically and by subject matter. A list of over 50 film distributors and their addresses is also included. Resources include…

The articles collected in this issue are devoted to the topic of film in the English and language arts classroom. Titles include "Film Study: Some Problems and Approaches" (Judd Chesler), "The New Basic Skill: Film" (Harold M. Foster), "Caveat Viewer: Developing Viewing Perceptions" (Edward S. Dermon), "Shreds and Patches: Improvised Textbook"…