Netflix has made 10 educational documentaries available for free on YouTube to help teachers during this lockdown. Here's the full list if you're looking to watch something engaging and informative 
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10 Netflix educational documentaries that are now available for free on Youtube

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Our planet: This eight episode documentary series delves into the impact of climate change on all living creatures and conveys a strong message that we all are on the same team
Chasing Coral: This documentary film explores the disappearing coral reefs in the world from the eyes of divers, scientists and photographers.
13th: Focused on racism in the United States, this thought provoking feature film puts forth and discusses the reasons behind why the prisons in the country have more African Americans than others
Knock down the house is a political documentary about how female candidates form a movement and contest against incumbent Congress candidates in the house.
Period End of Sentence. is a 25-minute documentary short film about how Indian women are resisting the stigma attached to menstruation.
The White Helmets: This is a 41-minute film on the situation in Syria as volunteers risk their lives to save civilians.
Zion is a 12-minute documentary short about Zion Clark who was born without legs and became a wrestler later in life.
Explained: Seven episodes of this Netflix documentary discusses a range of topics from music, world's water crisis, why women are paid less, the stock market, cricket and wealth gap.
The eight episodes of Abstract: The Art of Design shows works by six creative designers and explains the concept of abstraction.
Babies: Five episodes of this docuseries explores the science that reveals how infants apprehend the world during their very first year.

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