A CLASS DIVIDED
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In the 1970s, Jane Elliott, a teacher in an Iowa farming community, taught her third graders about the effects of prejudice by dividing the class on the basis of eye color.
In this I>Frontline documentary, filmed 15 years later, Elliott meets with some of her former students to analyze the impact of her now-famous test. The power of her experiment is shown when it is conducted at a prison facility with 175 employees. (The expanded 172-page edition of the book, A Class Divided: Then and Now, explains the profound effect of the experiment on her students’ lives.) The DVD comes with a copy of the book and an extensive teacher’s guide.
This title is part of the series: A CLASS DIVIDED
| Publisher | PBS |
|---|---|
| Color | Color |
| Run Time | 60 minutes |
| ISBN | 9780300040487 |