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16 July 2025

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Resource 1: A worksheet for a documentary viewing lesson. I utilise the broadcast strategy approach (Barry & King, 1998) previewing the questions prior to playing the documentary so that students know what to listen out for. The documentary (2017) is available on ClickView.

There are 24 questions for students to record information about as they watch. Additionally, there are 5 extended response post-viewing questions for students to complete for homework.

Resource 2: A scanned copy of my handwritten answers which I completed during the lesson and then used to check students’ understanding.

Reference List
Cabouat, P. (Director & Writer), & Dumais-Lvowski, C. (Writer). (2017). In the turmoil of the Russian Revolution [Documentary film]. BelAir Media. themoviedb.org+1themoviedb.org+1

BelAir Media. (2017). In the turmoil of the Russian Revolution [Film poster].

BelAir Media. (2017). In the turmoil of the Russian Revolution [Still images].

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