Hi Autumn,
Although it has to do with kids, the movie " Akilla and the bee" was great
and meets all of your criteria.
Roberta Schotka
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Greetings,
I currently teach what is called a learning theories lab which is attached
to one of our first year writing classes. I cover the standard topics like
notes, reading skills, time management etc. Towards the end of the
semester I show the movie "Finding Forester" and have the students write
their final paper on reflections about themselves and the movie. I'm
trying to find another movie that might have similiar themes (mentoring
relationships, embracing and/or developing a gift, peer pressure) to show
instead of or in addition to.
Any ideas?
Thank you
Autumn Grant
Director of the Center for Academic Achievement
Stonehill College
Easton, MA 02357
508-565-1033
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