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The Assignment: Girls, Cliques, and Cruelty DVD

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Category: Media DVDs & Videos

Grade level: 5-8. This edgy depiction of a cruel clique instantly draws viewers into the lives of four adolescent girls, as they scheme to humiliate another girl whom they consider unpopular. By enabling the audience to identify with both, the perpetrators and the victim, this program promotes empathy and provides a deeper understanding of bullying behavior. The leader's guide helps students and groups explore their attitudes about popularity, bullying, group exclusion, adolescent leadership, adult intervention, and cooperative solutions. 12-minutes.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Isabella ★★★★★

Watching this with my 7th grader sparked a much-needed conversation about how quickly friend groups can turn cruel. The DVD’s realistic script made the social dynamics feel uncomfortably real, which was exactly what I wanted for starting a dialogue.

Scarlett H. ★★★★★

Bought this for my 6th-grade daughter and we watched it together last night. The way the girls scheme to humiliate the unpopular kid is painfully realistic, and it sparked a great conversation about cliques that she actually engaged with.