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The WIDE ANGLE Online Discussion Guide gives you an exciting way of using public television programs to enrich political science, journalism, economics, and AP social studies courses. It includes video segments from the programs Dishing Democracy, Gold Futures, Brazil in Black and White, and The People's Court.
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These lesson plans and activities for middle and high school classes serve as a guide to exploring the themes of WIDE ANGLE films.
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Explore in-depth, video-centric lesson plans at Windows into Global History.
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