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Using Documentary Film to Teach Social Justice and Global Awareness in Educational Leadership.
Defining Social Justice in a Global Context: The Changing Face of Educational Leadership (2012)
  • Joseph A Polizzi, Ph.D, Marywood University
  • Erin San Clementi, Marywood University
Abstract

Documentary films offer a dynamic medium for use as a component part of an engaging curriculum in the educational leadership classroom. The use of documentary films can contribute to a sophisticated global vision that uniquely informs a socially just and culturally responsible disposition of school leaders. Three films are discussed, Baraka (Frick 1992), Schooling the World; The White Man’s Last Burden (Black, 2010) and Which Way Home (Camissa, 2009).

Keywords
  • Documentary Films,
  • Curriculum and Instruction,
  • Leadership
Publication Date
Spring 2012
Editor
Judith Aiken & Cynthia Gerstl-Pepin
Publisher
Information Age Press
Citation Information
Joseph A Polizzi and Erin San Clementi. "Using Documentary Film to Teach Social Justice and Global Awareness in Educational Leadership." CharlotteDefining Social Justice in a Global Context: The Changing Face of Educational Leadership (2012)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/joseph_polizzi/2/