42 Inspiring Movies for Educators
Almost every school across the country has required reading. Hemingway, Carroll, Dickinson, Bradbury–all of these authors are deified by our state employed educators. Now don’t get me wrong, I support this. I think literacy and appreciation for classic and modern literature are essential to any person’s education and development. I also so happen to believe that movies are pretty darn great too. So why not stick that into the system? Now many educators have already began implementing movies into their ciriculum. Whilst I was in ‘regular’ school, our teachers showed movies about once or twice a semester. The Only problem was that half of those teachers just didn’t seem to have any clue as to what movies would be the best for their kid’s learning enhancement. So I thought I would assemble this little list here to you guys and hopefully point you in the right direction. Now, please–by know means is the list complete and I would certainly love for anyone to comment and share other films you think should be added or taken away from here.
Moving forward…Here they are. In no particular order!
History and Sociological
Schindler’s List
Saving Private Ryan
Gods and Generals
Full Metal Jacket
Gladiator
Life is Beautiful
Gangs of NewYork
Survival
Into the Wild
Cast Away
Swiss Family Robinson
Water World
My Side of the Mountain
Political and Ethical Studies
Super Size Me
Thank You For Smoking
Food, Inc.
The Truman Show
Expelled
V For Vendetta
Literary Remakes
Romeo and Juliet
The Hitchhikers Guide to The Galaxy
The Road
The Count of Monte Cristo
Lord of The Rings
Litte Women
Music and Arts
Mr. Holland’s Opas
The Soloist
Walk the Line
That Thing You Do
The Pianist
Science and Technology
Stargate
Titan A.E.
Jurassic Park
K-Pax
2001: A Space Odessey
Gattaca
The Fifth Element
Religion and Philosophy
What Dreams May Come
The Fountain
Meet Joe Black
The Matrix
The Island
Fight Club
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