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Jun 8, 2021 · Into Film research** has found that many teachers are using leading commercial streaming platforms to show films in school, despite it not being covered by terms and conditions. As the first free streaming platform dedicated to film and designed specifically for all school uses, Into Film+ will solve this problem, enabling teachers to stream ...
Nov 29, 2023 · The tips and suggestions in this article are here to help you. Plus, we've also curated a list of some of the best streaming platforms you can use to find movies, TV episodes, documentaries, and other videos that might be great for your classroom.
Apr 29, 2022 · Should schools avoid streaming? What’s more, research shows that streaming can have a negative effect on pupils with SEND, too.
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Aug 11, 2020 · The prevalence of some form of streaming or attainment grouping in New Zealand schools can make it difficult for schools to think about whether and how to make a change. However, given the link between attainment grouping and increased educational inequalities, it is imperative that schools question their existing practices.
Jun 16, 2021 · Created in partnership with Filmbankmedia, Into Film+ is a new legal platform for UK schools to stream a wide range of classic and new release films in classroom and extra-curricular settings for free*.
Get parental consent prior to showing a film in class. This is particularly important for primary school settings. Download our consent form. Remember that it is not illegal to show an age restricted DVD or Blu-ray, or stream a BBFC rated film to persons who are under aged in the classroom.
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May 29, 2024 · However, the Teacher Tapp survey indicated that many teachers admit to using video content that has not been regulated or quality-assured by themselves or their school. Further safeguarding concerns arise with the (all too familiar) unregulated use of Netflix and other streaming platforms in the classroom, not to mention the legalities around ...
