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 Cora Unashamed in the Classroom Cora Unashamed can be a powerful window into teaching American social history, race relations, class in America, American literature, African American literature, Langston Hughes, and the Harlem Renaissance. Viewing Strategies Suggestions for how to show the 90-minute film over two or three days. Teaching Cora Unashamed Discussion and activity ideas for before and after viewing the film. More Teaching Ideas The National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) hosts the American Collection's Educator's Web site, sponsored by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. This site includes teacher-generated ideas for teaching Cora Unashamed and other American Collection titles. eNewsletter Sign-up Sign up for our e-mail newsletter, alerting you to upcoming Masterpiece Theatre programs. Other Web links Visit this annotated list of related Web sites to find resources for both teachers and students. Teacher's Guide Credits Off-Air Taping Rights Educators can tape the film off the air and use it for one year after broadcast.  Essays + Interviews | Who's Who | The Harlem Renaissance A Hughes Timeline | Works by L. Hughes | Teacher's Guide The Forum | Links and Bibliography  Home | About The Series | The American Collection | The Archive Schedule & Season | Feature Library | eNewsletter | Book Club Learning Resources | Forum | Search | Shop | Feedback
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