EDUCATIONAL KIT FILM LITERACY
Diversity and Inclusion
"LOUIS' SHOES" by Marion Philippe, Ka Yu Leung,
Jean-Géraud Blanc, Théo Jamin
“ Louis' Shoes ”
by Marion Philippe, Ka Yu Leung,
Jean-Géraud Blanc, Théo Jamin
Recommended ages: 8-12
Louis, an eight and a half years old autistic kid arrives in his new school and he is about to introduce himself by presenting one day of his old school life.
Subjects:
Friendship - Education - Disability - Autism - Real inclusion - Self-determination - Free choice Fundamental rights - Happy - School - Daily life - Solidarity - Child - Diversity - Portrait - Teaching
Themes
Voice-over - School - Daily life - Solidarity - Child - Autism - Difference - Tolerance - Portrait - Teaching
The activities are intended for individual or
group viewing.
"Empathy can feel in short supply in today’s world, but the ability to place yourself in someone else’s shoes is an important skill when it comes to understanding others. If it isn’t something you possess in your toolkit, you might need a little help and film (and storytelling in general) is a great aid in eliciting such reactions. Les Chaussures de Louis (Louis’ Shoes) is a short looking to do just that, as it tells its story through the eyes of a young autistic boy in the hope of raising awareness and resonating with viewers."
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