The films and accompanying lesson plans provide a fresh perspective on democracy, elections, governance, and debating, appropriate for grades 10-12 (USA: PBS 2016-18).

In this New York Times lesson, students learn about the youngest inaugural poet in U.S. history and consider her work as part of a tradition of occasional poetry (2021).

In this lesson, students will look at promises of the past to gauge what progress has been made. Then, they will make predictions for the future (UDSA: NYT 2021).

every week this 3-minute programme focuses on a different everyday English phrase or piece of slang from BBC World Service

The lesson leans towards the abolition of the monarchy (UK: tes 2022).

In 7 minutes this video presents different sides and view points, while being fair and as neutral as possible (2018).

Classical Latin went extinct, yet we still know how to pronounce it (YouTube 2017).

The Oxford University-led project captures memories and stories of the First World War (UK 2020)

Students take on the role of a juror in a civil case. Play Time: 15-30 mins (USA: iCivics 2018).

This YouTube channel features a series of short videos that remind us that ʺthere are things we cannot see that we must nonetheless watch out for.ʺ(USA 2020)