All Ready-to-use articles – Page 8
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IssuesReady-To-Use Movie: Me and Earl and the Dying Girl
Clip: The clip starts at 1:23:20 and lasts until 1:30:33.
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Ready-to-use Games + Icebreakers: Getting to know each other Games
NEWSFLASH - youth groups begin again after the summer. Youth leaders will be fresh-faced, eager, excited, and raring to get going again after being refreshed by the long summer vacation - and hopefully some young people will show up! Your task as youth leader is to help them get to know each other and to hone them into a lean, mean, fighting (perhaps not...) youth group. And so we present – ‘getting to know each other games’.
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IssuesReady-to-use Movie: Edge of Tomorrow
In the near future, the Earth has been invaded by a seemingly unstoppable extra-terrestrial enemy who can reset time and know the future. Using this ability they are quickly destroying the world’s army that has united to stand against them. During the final assault, cowardly PR man Cage (Tom Cruise) finds himself bestowed with the ability to experience the same day over and over again.
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BlogReady-to-use Movie: Ex Machina
Working as a programmer for the world’s most popular search engine, Caleb’s life quickly changes when he is chosen to visit the company’s
eccentric CEO, Nathan, at his secluded research facility. Upon arrival Caleb discovers that Nathan has been working on artificial intelligence and wants Caleb to administer the Turing Test to his robot to discover whether a fully functioning ‘A.I’ is now in existence. Caleb willingly agrees, but isn’t prepared for meeting Ava. -
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Ready-to-use Schools work: The Relationship Factor
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Ready-to-use Movie: The Fault in our Stars
The Fault in our Stars is the latest teenage film filled with vampires and set in a post-apocalyptic… wait, hang on. The Fault in our Stars is actually an adaptation from a successful teenage book that explores what it’s like to be young and in love, and does so successfully without any need to dress things up. This is a glossy yet real look at what it looks like to know that you’re dying.
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BlogReady-to-use Mentoring: One of your five-a-day
Here’s a challenge… Don’t think of a pink elephant… I said don’t! I bet you can’t get that image out of your head now.
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Ready-to-use Food: Raquel's Story
It’s a classic question: who would you invite to the dinner party of your dreams? In truth, the types of people we choose to share food with says a lot about our priorities.
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Ready-to-use Food: Mohammad's Story
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Christian Aid’s Collective believes that the simple act of sitting down to dinner has the power to build a community to change the world; so each month we’ll invite you to ‘sit down to dinner’ with someone new, find out about their lives and take action to help end poverty in their community. -
IssuesReady-to-use Music: I could sing of your love forever
Artist: Justin Bieber (Written by Martin Smith)
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Ready-to-use Schools Work: Forgiveness and Reconciliation
This lesson is aimed at a GCSE class and is one hour long. This theme is usually found in the ‘Equality’ unit for OCR Ethics GCSE KS4 – it also appears on the Edexcel and AQA schemes of work.
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IssuesReady-to-use Mentoring: Lost And Found
What’s the most precious thing you have ever lost? When I was 18 I had my backpack pinched – and with it, a diary I had kept for several years, including throughout my amazing gap year teaching in Tanzania. It contained my memories, thoughts, experiences, poetry, drawings, doodles and so on (I also lost my Walkman and Michael Jackson cassette tape but let’s leave my age out of this). As you can imagine, I was gutted.
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