Particle fever (2014) is a fascinating documentary film that follows six scientists working to see if the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN will produce evidence of the Higgs boson, commonly referred to as the "God particle." Although safe for all ages, the subject matter of Particle Fever makes this movie most appropriate for high school students and older. The science presented is top-notch, with complicated physics explained in language that everyone should be able to understand.
Why am I writing
about this documentary in my CLIL blog today? Well, I reckon that this
documentary conveys in a superb way the passion of some researchers for Science
but also the honest attitudes one can adopt to grasp knowledge of our world.
Therefore, I would say that we can make use of this documentary in
several subjects: Technology, Maths, Physics, Philosophy or Citizenship. You
can follow the official trailer below these lines:
If you like the proposal, let me just help a bit with some study questions. You can find them here.
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