Sep 9: Disney in the Classroom

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    Originally Posted By Doobie

    This topic is for discussion of the September 9th Disney in the Classroom column at <a href="News-ID220030.asp" target="_blank">http://LaughingPlace.com/News-ID220030.asp</a>.
     
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    Originally Posted By DDMAN26

    Another stellar article Lee, man why couldn't you have been my teacher.
     
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    Originally Posted By Orionsriver

    I Agree With DDMAN26

    <<<why couldn't you have been my teacher>>>

    I Have Never Seen The Wartime Cartoons.

    Now I Can't Wait For The WDT Release!
     
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    Originally Posted By narkspud

    But I must know, WHERE DO YOU GET THESE CARTOONS TO SHOW TO YOUR CLASSES? This article was practically a laundry list of Disney productions I'd like to see but haven't!
     
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    Originally Posted By Lord Jubjub

    OK, I have heard elsewhere that Education for Death was probably the darkest bit of Disney animation.

    Considering that these war shorts were made for ADULTS makes these a must buy when they come out.
     
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    Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan

    I like the fact that you (Mousebear) admit that you don't have all the answers on these difficult issues. Rather than forcing a view on your students, you seem to be fostering a healthy debate. Evident in their artwork is a variety of viewpoints. Too often, i think, we try to teach kids "This is right, and this other thing is wrong." The real world has shades of gray.

    I also like that you try and put these lessons in the perspective of the times and the circumstances of WWII.

    I hope my kids find at least one teacher like you, Mousebear! Looking forward to your next column.
     
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    Originally Posted By MouseBear

    Salutations All,

    Thanks for great posts! :eek:)

    Kar2oonMan- Its easy to not try to give kids all the answers when you don't have all the answers. ;o)

    Lord Jubjub- "Education for Death" is very DARK; its not anyone under the age of 12. (I probably won't show it to my kids until they are in high school.)

    narkspud- A collector gave me these shorts basically for FREE. They are of uneven quality, but are quite viewable. It will will wonderful to have some or ALL of these cartoons on DVD.

    Thanks again for the kind words,

    MouseBear
     
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    Originally Posted By thenurmis

    Thanks for another great article, Lee you never cease to amaze.
    It always surprizes me to think of how far we have come in the quest for equality. Lets make it our mission to continue that growth.
     
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