
Lesson: Narration Exercise
To reinforce the importance of the written account of history, the students will develop a fictitious narration for the film or a section of the film.
Episode 11 Script
To reinforce the importance of the written account of history, the students will develop a fictitious narration for the film or a section of the film.
SDPB's Education Reporting
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Spotlight Education celebrates the work of teachers and educators and underscores the importance of convening a dialogue around education.
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