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All the Difference: Clip 30
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Video title: All the Difference: Clip 30
Video duration: 3m 33sVideo description: Using the skills and experiences you’ve gained in college to build success in your first job can make all the difference. This clip is part of All the Difference Student Handbook.
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Michael Apted and Tony Walker on '56 Up'
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Director Michael Apted and subject Tony Walker share their brief thoughts on the 'Up' series.
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56 Up: John and Andrew
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John and Andrew reflect on how they've been portrayed throughout the Up series.
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56 Up - Preview
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Return to England for the eighth film in a series that’s followed the same group since age seven.
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56 Up - Trailer
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In 1964 a group of 7-year-old children were interviewed for the groundbreaking documentary 'Seven Up'. Michael Apted has been back to film them every seven years since. Now they are 56.
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Filmmaker Interview
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Filmmaker Katie Dellamaggiore talks about the making of 'Brooklyn Castle,' a documentary about a unique public school in Brooklyn that is a chess powerhouse.
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The Chess Program
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Take a peek into the championship-winning chess program at I.S. 318 in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn Castle: Step Auditions
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In this deleted scene from 'Brooklyn Castle,' Rochelle auditions for the school step team.
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Trailer
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Brooklyn public school I.S. 318, serving mostly minority students from working-class families, has won more than 30 national chess championships, the country’s best record.
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Funding Dilemmas
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Student Body President Pobo and I.S. 318 staff deal with a mid-year budget cut.
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The Push for Extracurricular Activities
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In this extended interview, Principal Rubino describes the importance of extracurriculars in a public school system.
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At a Tournament
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The chess team heads to Minnesota for the Junior High National Chess Championships.
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Benefits of Chess
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Chess coach Elizabeth Vicary explains how teaching kids chess encourages them to think differently about the learning experience.
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High Stakes Tests
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Mr. Pultz tells his students about the New York City high school placement tests and Alexis Paredes considers his future.
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Swagger: The Antidote for Disappointment
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Family members and school staff support Justus Williams, a chess prodigy who is having difficulty dealing with losing.
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Preview
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Follow five members of a champion chess team from a below-the-poverty-line junior high in Brooklyn.
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Best Kept Secret: Filmmaker Interview
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The filmmakers of 'Best Kept Secret' discuss autism and the issues facing families dealing with the "aging out" process.
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