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Anchorage’s East High is the most ethnically diverse school in the Nation, and 80% of the student body is or previously was classified as English Language Learners. This project aims to empower immigrant and refugee students to make short films on Social-Emotional Learning. Students can choose to create one film, or to engage in a semester-long curriculum that will enable them to receive credit, which is often a necessity for graduation. This program will provide SEL for participating students, the entire student body who will view the films, and community members in Anchorage through a public film screening.
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Champagne, Vae
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Schneider, Daniel
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Meade, Jillian
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Bernhagen, Susan
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Sullivan, Chrissa W.
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Poulos, Christopher
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Genovese, David
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