Learning To Understand Children, Part II (1947)
In “Learning to Understand Children Part II,” a teacher reflects on using art to help a struggling student, A, improve
Let’s Talk About Future Farmers (1961)
The film showcases the training of Future Farmers in understanding modern farming techniques, particularly corn cultivation. It highlights the advantages
LSD : Lettvin vs Leary (reel 1, 1968)
The film features a debate between Dr. Timothy Leary, an advocate for LSD as a sacrament, and MIT Professor Jerome
LSD : Lettvin vs Leary (reel 2, 1968)
The discussion features Dr. Timothy Leary and Dr. Jerome Lein debating the implications of LSD and similar psychedelic drugs on
Gift from the Clouds (1962)
“Gift from the Clouds” explores the critical role of snow and water in American agriculture and industry. It highlights the
Safest Township Anywhere, The (1960)
The film depicts a close-knit township that has long been considered the safest place to live, where accidents and dangers
Boredom at Work: The Empty Life (1961)
The film explores the life of Hugh, a man suffering from profound boredom both at work and at home. Despite
Anatomy of an Accident (1962)
Anatomy of an Accident” is a cautionary tale about the importance of defensive driving and the consequences of distracted driving.
Whoever You Are (silent, 1940s)
This silent footage from the late 1930s and early 1940s captures a troubling era marked by religious and racial hatred,
Skateboard Sense (1976)
The video emphasizes the importance of safety gear for skateboarders, highlighting that falls are inevitable but can be managed effectively
Face of Youth (1951)
The film “Face of Youth” explores the challenges and complexities of childhood through the lens of public health nursing. It
Crowded Out (1958)
The film “Crowded Out” follows the struggles of Louise Roberts, a dedicated teacher, as she faces the challenges of an