First Lessons, U.S. National Association For Mental Health (1952 Original Black & White Film)
Explore the complexities of childhood interactions with this insightful black and white film from 1952! Set against the backdrop of a class election, this short film delves into the theme of children's use of violence towards each other. Witness how a compassionate teacher navigates through these challenges, understanding the underlying issues and guiding the children towards resolution and understanding. Join us on this thought-provoking journey of empathy and growth.
Source :
Iowa Mental Health Authority, National Association For Mental Health, U. S. & International Film Bureau. (1952) First Lessons. Beckwith, F., dir United States: International Film Bureau. [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2018601442
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