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English Great Expectations

Appearance versus Reality 3

Context and Background 4

Dickens’ Writing Style 4

Joe, Estella and Magwitch 4

History Civilisations and Ideas

Conflict and Peace in the 20th Century 5

Technology and Innovation in the 20th Century 6

Cold War

20,000 Ukrainians Raise Ukrainian Flag 6

Armed Chinese Guard in Kaesong 7

Destruction of the Berlin Wall 7

French Paratroopers Land in Vietnam 7

US Soliders on Leave from Vietnam in Taiwan 8

Vietnamese Refugees 8

Mao’s China

War Reaches the Border of Indochina 8

Rights, Freedoms and Protests

Ku Klux Klan 9

The Civil Rights Movement: Selma Marches 9

Russia and the Soviet Union

May Day Parade in Moscow before Stalin 10

Tsar Nicholas II Placed under House Arrest 10

The Early Twentieth Century

15 Years of Gaumont Graphic: 1910 - 1925 11

Technological Change at the Turn of the 20th Century 11

The Titanic Disaster 11

Transportation in London, 1910 12

Transportation, 1890 12

World War I

French Fight off German Attack 12

French Forces following Battle at Carency 13

World War II

Destruction in London throughout the Battle of Britain 13

German Soldiers in World War II 13

Rationing Gives Food for Thought 14

United Nations Charter Is Signed 14

War Cartoon Propaganda 14

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AR Additional Resources: Student activities and support notes to assist teachers

CC Closed captions

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Appearance versus RealityAll is not as it seems in young Philip Pirrip’s world. Trace the densely woven theme of appearance versus reality through ‘Great Expectations’ and gain a greater appreciation of Dickens’ thematic and stylistic craftsmanship. This programme considers the notions of expectation, gentility and success, and how they are revealed through the characters and plot of this classic novel.

2016 | 10 min | CC | AR

Great ExpectationsIt’s a staple in bookcases around the world, and its enduring presence indicates the timelessness and canon-worthiness of this sweeping coming-of-age narrative. This series explores key elements of Charles Dickens’ classic Victorian novel.

Key Stage 3 – Key Stage 4

• Comprehension Questions

• Smoke and Mirrors

• Suggested Responses

Additional Resources

• Transcript


Context and BackgroundThis programme delves into the who, what, when, where, and why of ‘Great Expectations’. Locate Charles Dickens’ masterpiece in its historical context and learn about the real-life events that prompted him to pen this beloved bildungsroman. The hero, Pip, is presented against the detailed backdrop of the Industrial Revolution and the age of the ‘self-made man’.

2016 | 8 min | CC | ARKey Stage 3 – Key Stage 4


• Capture Victorian England


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Dickens’ Writing StyleThis programme offers insights into the stylistic devices employed by Dickens to great effect in the novel ‘Great Expectations’. Learn more about the characteristics and writing style that have contributed to the perennial popularity of this work, including the author’s use of specific literary techniques and his highly memorable characters; some quite familiar and some very strange.



• In the Mood


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Joe, Estella and MagwitchThe characters of ‘Great Expectations’ are just as vivid now as when they were created in the 1800s. As Pip journeys from childhood to adulthood, his encounters with an eclectic cast of characters help define his growth and development to maturity. This programme looks at three of the key characters in Pip’s progress—Joe Gargery, Estella and Magwitch.



• Magwitch – The Untold Story


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HistoryStills from our new series

Conflict and Peace in the 20th CenturyThroughout the 20th century, countries have engaged in peaceful interactions and conflicts that have had global impact. This programme explores key global conflicts since the end of World War I, including World War II, the Cold War, other regions of conflict including Afghanistan and Iraq, and the rise of global terrorism. Global cooperation in organisations like the UN and events like the Olympics are also explored.

2016 | 18 min | CC | AR

Civilisations and IdeasThis series provides an overview of the important features of key historical periods – from ancient through to modern times - to help learners understand broad patterns of historical change.

Key Stage 3


• Hypothetically Speaking

• Are the OIympics Only about Sport?

Additional Resources

• The Arms Race Board Game

• Suggested Reponses

• Transcript


Technology and Innovation in the 20th CenturyAs the world entered the 20th century, technology was changing the way people lived. This programme examines some of the significant advancements in communication, infrastructure and transport, and medicine and public health. In the post-war boom, unprecedented consumerism took hold. Technology continued its advance unabated and in today’s digital world, it shapes our lives more than at any time in history.

2016 | 19 min | CC | ARKey Stage 3


• Invention Infographic

• Digital Adaptations

Additional Resoures

• Plan a 1950s Party


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20,000 Ukrainians Raise Ukranian FlagHistorical Footage. Kiev, Ukraine. 25 July, 1990.

20,000 Ukrainians raise Ukrainian flag in Kiev for the first time in decades, following the collapse of the former USSR.

1990 | 1 min

Cold WarThis is a series of archival footage from a variety of news sources, recorded from the 1950s to 1990s, showing events that occured throughout the Cold War. Teachers are advised that the contents may be distressing for some students.

Key Stage 3 – Adult


Armed Chinese Gaurd in KaesongHistorical Footage. Kaesong, Korea. 1951.

Peace talks are interrupted as a consequence of the Red Chinese troops being too close to “Peace Talks HQ”.

1951 | 1 min Key Stage 3 – Adult

Destruction of the Berlin WallHistorical Footage. Berlin, Germany. 12 November, 1989.

East German troops remove a section of the wall and give portions of it to onlookers, as East Germans walk to the West.


French Paratroopers Land in VietnamHistorical Footage. Vietnam. 14 June 1951.

French paratroppers land in Vietnam to reinforce French positions against the Viet Minh. Many prisoners are taken, as refugees flee the war.



US Soldiers on Leave from Vietnam in TaiwanHistorical footage. Taiwan. 1967.

US GI soldiers on R&R leave from service in Vietnam enjoy themselves in Taiwan.


Vietnamese RefugeesHistorical Footage. Vietnam. 1966-1975.

Footage of Vietnamese refugees fleeing from Vietnam during the Vietnam War recorded between 1966 and 1975.

1971 | 8 min Mid Secondary - Adult

War Reaches the Border of IndochinaHistorical footage. China. 12 January, 1950. Chinese Nationalist troops become willing prisoners of the French authorities and others landing in Indochina, as they retreat from the Chinese Red Army.

1950 | 1 min | CC

Mao’s ChinaThis is a series of archival footage from a variety of news sources, recorded before and during Mao Zedong’s rise to power in China. Teachers are advised that the contents may be distressing for some students.



Rights, Freedoms and ProtestsThis is a series of archival footage from a variety of news sources, recorded from the 1960s to the present day, capturing marches and demostrations for rights and freedoms.

Ku Klux KlanHistorical footage. Tuscaloosa, USA. November 1964 - December 1965. ITN reports that include interviews with members and leaders of the Ku Klux Klan in America between November 1964 and December 1965.

1965 | 5 min | CC Key Stage 3 – Adult

The Civil Rights Movement: Selma MarchesHistorical footage. Selma, AL, USA. March, 1965. Thousands of protestors, led by Dr Martin Luther King Jnr, march from Selma to Montogmery to demonstrate for the right of African-American citizens to exercise their right to vote.



May Day Parade in MoscowHistorical footage. Moscow, USSR. 16 March, 1936.

A procession of the Red Army and the people’s representatives of industry march through Red Square as Stalin watches on.

1936 | 1 min | CC

Russia and the Soviet UnionThis is a series of archival footage from a variety of news sources, recorded from the time of the Russian Revolution to the dissolution of the USSR.


Tsar Nicholas II Placed under House ArrestHistorical fooage. St Petersburg, Russia. 26 March, 1917.

Tsar Nicholas II Romanov is placed under house arrest with his family, at Tsarkoye Selo following his forced abdication.



15 Years of Gaumont Graphic: 1910 - 1925Historical footage. United Kingdom. This video shows highlights from the first 15 years of Gaumont Graphic newsreels between 1910 to 1925. The clips demonstrate some the changes that occured in those 15 years.

1925 | 8 min

The Early Twentieth CenturyThis is a series of archival footage from a variety of news sources, recorded from the turn of the century to the 1920s.


Technological Change in the 20th CenturyHistorical footage. United Kingdom. This clip displays the rapid changes that took place in the beginnings of the 20th century. The clip contrasts old technologies with their modern (i.e. 1920s) contemporaries, and demonstrates new technologies that have emerged.


The Titanic DisasterHistorical footage. Belfast, Ireland. 2 April, 1912.

RMS Titanic was a passenger liner that was the largest ship at the time of its launch. It sank in the North Atlantic Ocean after colliding with an iceberg.



Transportation in London, 1910Historical footage. London, England. 1 January, 1910.

These clips demonstrate the increasing traffic in London in 1910.


Transportation, 1890Historical footage. England. 1910. New forms of transport rise to dominiance towards the end of the 19th century.


French Fight off German AttackHistorical footage. Verdun, France. 11 May, 1916.

French artillery repulse a German attach on Dead Man’s Hill, north west of Verdun.

1916 | 1 min

World War IThis is a series of archival footage from a variety of news sources, recorded during World War I. Teachers are advised that the contents may be disturbing for some students.



French Forces Following Battle at CarencyHistorical footage. Carency, France. 1914.

Activities carried out by French soldiers following a battle at Carency.


World War IIThis is a series of archival footage from a variety of news sources, recorded during World War II. Teachers are advised that the contents may be disturbing for some students.

Destruction in London throughout the Battle of BritainHistorical footage. United Kingdom.

London is severely damaged by German bombing runs throughout the Battle of Britain.


German Soldiers in WWIIHistorical Footage. Berlin, Germany. 1945.

German soldiers fight and are captured by the Soviet Red Army in the streets of Berlin.



Rationing Gives Food for ThoughtHistorical footage. United Kingdom. 8 January 1940. A news clips that shows a lighter side as rationing comes into force to save tonnage.


United Nations Charter Is SignedHistorical footage. San Francisco, USA. 28 June, 1945.

Ambassadors from 50 nations meet at the Herbst Theatre during the United Nations Conference on International Organisation in San Francisco to sign the newly created charter of the United Nations.


War Cartoon PropagandaHistorical footage. United Kingdom. 1939. A range of cartoons were produced as part of anti-German propaganda during World War II. These belittled Hitler and Germany, while showing Britain as valiant and strong.


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Nov. 2016 - ClickView UK...• Transcript 4 2016 ClickView Pty Limited Context and Background This programme delves into the who, what, when, where, and why of ‘Great Expectations’