in a classroom at TC in the 90s
Pray the Devil Back to Hell, another documentary for which Crocco and Co. have written a curriculum.
illustration by jane sterrett
the jazzman and the justice. Wynton Marsalis and Sandra Day O’Connor at the Kennedy Center. Crocco and Co. are working on a study guide to accompany a documentary about the occasion. photo by theo wargo/getty images for jazz at lincoln center
digitizing democracy. Chalkboards still have a place, but Crocco and her team at Teachers College are using all media to relate past to present. photograph by samantha isom
historical association William Gaudelli teaches ‘Vietnam Now’ with Crocco at TC.
An image from the U.S. Operation Passage to Freedom in Vietnam.photograph courtesy of the douglas pike collection, vietnam archives, texas tech university
Margaret Crocco speaking at President Susan Fuhrman’s inauguration in 2007 says, “People often think of documentary film as more truthful, but I would say there’s as much ‘truthiness’ as truth in a documentary.�
at the debut of the “Teaching The Levees� curriculum in 2008
with Democrats for Dissent at Oak Knoll School in Summit, New Jersey in 1968.
Spike Lee says The Levees curriculum helps confirm the success of his film. The Levees curriculum Box set.
Spike Lee. photograph by charlie varley/hbo, courtesy of spike lee