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Bauhaus the face of the 20th century
1. Bauhaus the face of the 20th century (1996) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Looks at the development of the Bauhaus and the key figures involved in it, such as Walter Gropius, Mies van der Rohe, László Moholy-Nagy, and Josef Albers. It also sets the history of the Bauhaus in the context of ...
Crossing the divide
2. Crossing the divide (1999) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Looks at the skills and education needed for tomorrow's workforce to prosper in the marketplace of the future. Profiles schools that stress the value of critical thinking and teamwork as the building blocks of succe...
School, the story of American public education
3. School, the story of American public education (2001) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
A history of America's public school system.
The college track
4. The college track (2004) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Examines the innovative ways some communities and schools are taking action to increase access to college for a generation of students. This series underscores the impact of the college access and equity in our soci...
Binge drinking the right to party?
5. Binge drinking the right to party? (1999) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
This program visits some troubled universities and talks to their presidents about community coalitions, alcohol education programs, alternative activities, and other initiatives as substitutes for bans. In addition...
South Korea from illiteracy to affluence
6. South Korea from illiteracy to affluence (1997) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Describes the education reforms instituted in Korea that lifted the literacy rate from twenty-five percent to one-hundred percent.
Wired for what?
7. Wired for what? (1999) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Teachers, administrators, and other education professionals share their experiences and opinions regarding the potential and the pitfalls of education technology. They address the proper use of computers, the integr...
Vartan Gregorian living in the information age
8. Vartan Gregorian living in the information age (1994) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Brown University President Vartan Gregorian shares his views on the information age and how education must show a direct connection between this information and life.
Distance learning the great controversy
9. Distance learning the great controversy (1998) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
A literature teacher argues the benefits of on-line learning, while her department chairperson presents arguments against it. Methods used to conduct an effective on-line "class" are demonstrated using state-of-the-...
Virtual equality
10. Virtual equality (1999) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Examines the urgent need in inner cities for technology-centered education through home computer access, community technology centers, and schools that are properly funded and staffed. Assesses the use of computers ...
Early music education with Suzuki
11. Early music education with Suzuki (1980) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Laurie was three-and-a-half when he began learning the violin by means of the controversial Suzuki method. This program discusses the Suzuki method, follows Laurie's training for two years, shows how his skills have...
Ballet school
12. Ballet school (1994) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Follows 16-year-old students through their first year at the Central School of Ballet, one of Britain's top professional ballet schools. Highlights their ambitions, frustrations, weight problems, and injuries.
Beyond black and white affirmative action in America
13. Beyond black and white affirmative action in America (1998) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
This debate features a panel of policy activists who represent the various sides of the affirmative action issue. The discussion takes place using the model of a hypothetical university's admissions policies.
From Washington report on integration
14. From Washington report on integration (1957) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
This program brings together a panel of journalists from the Southern Education Reporting Service to discuss overall progress in complying with the U.S. Supreme Court's 1954 school desegregation ruling, as well as i...
Inga Davis, age 8 musical prodigy
15. Inga Davis, age 8 musical prodigy (1980) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Eight-year-old Inga is a musical prodigy. Her parents have withdrawn her from school, believing that normal educational methods are innapropriate for Inga's abilities. This film follows her weekly schedule of variou...
Sensei learning music with Dr. Suzuki
16. Sensei learning music with Dr. Suzuki (1985) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
In this program Dr. Suzuki at age 87 demonstrates his method of teaching youngsters with little or no musical ability how to play the violin.
Writer's block : disability on campus
17. Writer's block : disability on campus (1997) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Dramatization of interviews between an admissions panel for a literary honor society and four aspiring writers, each with a different disability. Following the interviews the panel members discuss the candidates and...
Unequal education
18. Unequal education (1994) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
The first part of the show illustrates the average day in the life of two New York City junior high school students; one attends a school in a middle class neighborhood, the other, a school in a very poor section. T...
Richard Rodriguez victim of two cultures
19. Richard Rodriguez victim of two cultures (1990) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Richard Rodriguez discusses growing up in America as the son of immigrants, the loss of his "Mexican soul", and his first exposure to American culture. Discussion focuses also on the differences between Mexican and ...
Fair play
20. Fair play (1999) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Exposes counterproductive classroom behaviors and presents measures being taken to correct the misperception that computing is a males-only domain. Professionals in education scrutinize issues including equal comput...
Maryland state of mind, [Winter 1997]
21. Maryland state of mind, [Winter 1997] (1997) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
A prairie dog companion discusses John Hoogland's research on prairie dogs. Cycles & sea gulls illustrates the Seagull Centry bike race at Salisbury State University. Spreading the word examines an HIV awareness pro...
Maryland state of mind, [Spring 1996]
22. Maryland state of mind, [Spring 1996] (1996) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Life's a beach is a profile of "Dr. Beach", Dr. Leatherman, of the Laboratory for Coastal Research at the University of Maryland at College Park and his study of beaches rating quality of sand, surf, and atmosphere....
Maryland state of mind [winter 2000]
23. Maryland state of mind [winter 2000] (2000) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
In There's a bug in it, students at University of Maryland, College Park, Department of Entomology are using advanced technology and a method called systematics biology to classify various types of insects. In Sun b...
The three stages of the Chinese revolution
24. The three stages of the Chinese revolution (1991) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
A documentary about Mao Zedong's efforts to follow the teachings on Lenin while making China into a socialist country. Explores the period of the Great Leap Forward and examines the Cultural Revolution, which was in...
Maryland state of mind, [Fall 1995]
25. Maryland state of mind, [Fall 1995] (1995) [UM Campus and VPN Only]
Rapture of the deep profiles University of Maryland, College Park professor Dr. Eugenie Clark and her marine biology research. The atom and the apple explores University of Maryland University College's research on ...
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