If the Child Can't Learn the Way We Teach (2021), film still

If the Child Can't Learn the Way We Teach

About this Short Film

If the Child Can't Learn the Way We Teach, by Astrid Eldflug (Austria, 2021), examines how learning, perception and possibility are shaped when a young person lives with congenital and intellectual disability. The film invites viewers to shift their viewpoint and consider how education, care and social attitudes affect a child's everyday life. Shot with quiet attention, it highlights individual strengths and the small, meaningful ways people adapt and connect. Part of the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, this short contributes to conversations about inclusion and respect, and celebrates the diverse ways children experience the world and learn.

Film Details

Country: Austria
Genre: Personal Story
Festival Year: 2021
Filmmaker: Astrid Eldflug

Film Transcript

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Filmmaker

Astrid Eldflug is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Astrid Eldflug.

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8 comments
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Mustafa Raboea 19/08/2021

Good method to get a wonderful progress

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Georg Reiter 19/08/2021

Sehr eindrucksvoller Film

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Simone Sonntag 17/08/2021

Wow That ist great

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Anita Zeilinger 17/08/2021

Groartig

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Nicole Bartok 17/08/2021

A really impressiv movie

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Helga Grygar 17/08/2021

One of the best film i have ever seen.

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Jennifer Pitts 10/08/2021

What a wonderful inspiring movie. Its outstanding for all involved. Well done and I hope it reaches a lot of people as its well worth while the understanding of a disability if a child. I hope its a winner Good luck xxx

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Astrid Eldflug 10/08/2021

I am so happy that my film is part of the Focus on Ability Short Film Festival 2021. I really hope you like the message of this film Please share this link with your family and friends and please vote for us. Thank you for watching and voting Read more about the film here httpsjeremy-krauss.comeventsshort-film-festival-focus-on-ability

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