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How does it feel?
Activity / B1+ / 90 min
Students will
- identify key facts about life in Kabul under Taliban rule and analyse the impact of oppression on individuals
- express empathy and understanding through creative and reflective writing
- use appropriate vocabulary and structures to write in various text types
What happened next?
Activity / B1+ / 90 min
Students will
- identify and discuss the impact of restrictions on personal freedoms
- analyse and compare the different challenges faced by the two women and express emotions and thoughts related to Marwa’s and Raha’s stories
- engage in discussion about global issues, resilience, and migration
Questions and answers
Informational texts
- What is modern history of Afghanistan?
- What was the life like in Afghanistan Before the Taliban?
- What happens if women break the rules?
- What happened to Marwa and Raha after the film?
How to reflect on emotions after the film screening
Informational texts
- Why is it important to reflect on emotions?
- Basic methods of reflection
- From reflection to discussion
📢NOVĚ: Učíme s filmem
- tipy a doporučení
- instruktážní videa
- příručky
- výukové plány
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Teaching with documentaries: Methodological handbook
Handbook containing a collection of comprehensive activities designed for teaching with documentaries, along with the OWIS theoretical framework for English lessons.
English activities for teaching with documentaries
Informational texts
A set of activities generally applicable to working with film in English classes
Accompanying and recommended materials
People in Need – Humanitarian Aid and Development for Afghanistan
Humanitarian and Development Programs of People in Need in Afghanistan.
Outside Kaboul podcast series
A podcast series that inspired the film Kabul in the Heart.
How the Taliban are erasing Afghanistan’s women – photo essay
Journalist Mélissa Cornet and photographer Kyana Hayeri documented the experiences of more than 100 Afghan women before the Taliban takeover, following a project by The Guardian.
UN Commission on the Status of Women
The United Nations organisation dedicated to gender equality and the empowerment of women.
International Federation for Human Rights
An international human rights organisation that also focuses on the promotion and protection of women's rights.