Take-One.TV provides free discussion-starter films, with teacher’s guides, suitable for use in a wide range of educational and community settings, and ideal for school tutor periods. Each short film poses thought-provoking questions.
‘Take-One is a perfect addition to Tutor Time. I was able to pick it up and run with it without need for much preparation. The video was pitched well and the excellent questions, with their rigour and challenge, provoked discussion and insight. The students had so much to contribute and they were able to scaffold the discussion into various other areas.’
Cheryl Miller, Head of PSHCE, Loreto Grammar School
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DOWNLOAD Viceroy’s House: we belong together
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Key questions in this downloadable Leader’s Guide:
In today’s society what might it mean to ‘dance with your own kind’? What do you think are the consequences of such an approach to life?
Huma Qureshi (who plays Aalia) says ‘it’s about two people believing in a common dream.’ What do you believe is, or could be, a common dream for all of humanity? What is the source and basis of that commonality?
Viceroy’s House tells the true story of the partition of India into (mainly Muslim) Pakistan and (mainly Hindu) India, which led to one of the biggest mass migrations in history as some 14 million people found that their homes were suddenly on the ‘wrong’ side of the border.
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DOWNLOAD Hidden Figures: we all get there together or we don’t get there at all
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Key questions in this downloadable Leader’s Guide:
Al Harrison, played by Kevin Costner, says ‘We all get there together or we don’t get there at all.’ To what extent is that true in our society?
Theodore Melfi, who directed the film, describes the women as ‘the heroes behind the scenes’. In our society, in what ways does the value placed on people in the media affect how we value those whose back-room roles are hidden?
Hidden Figures tells the true story of African-American women who played a vital role at NASA during the early years of the U.S. space program.
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DOWNLOAD View: a doctor’s struggle with anorexia
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Key questions in this downloadable Teacher’s Guide:
What insights about Body Confidence have you gained that you wish you had known when you were 13 years old?
Do we struggle with Body Confidence partly because, in this world of social media, we compare our ‘behind-the-scenes’ with other’s ‘highlight reel’?
This resource explores Body Confidence, which can be a risk factor for eating disorders. (Produced in association with Beat, Be Real and owlinspace; and featuring Dr Elizabeth McNaught, the author of the best-selling book Life Hurts: a doctor’s personal journey through anorexia.)
COMING SOON: A second resource on eating disorders…
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DOWNLOAD Take-One: Queen of Katwe
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Key questions in this downloadable Leader’s Guide:
Why does empowering women make such a difference to the world?
What will it take to enable everyone to fulfil their potential?
Disney’s Queen of Katwe is the vibrant true story of Phiona Mutesi (Madina Nalwanga), a young girl from the slum of Katwe in Kampala, Uganda. When she meets Robert Katende (David Oyelowo) she finds the confidence and determination she needs to pursue her dream.
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Key questions in this downloadable Leader’s Guide:
Should people be free to put their own health at risk, through sport, in order to make a better life for themselves and their families?
How should we balance individual liberty and communal responsibility? If sports players know the dangers what business is it of anyone else?
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