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Preparing for my Netflix docuseries…

Chelsea Katzenberg
Chelsea Katzenberg 13 days ago

Have you seen the viral “Netflix Documentary” trend? We see an empty chair, and then the subject walks into the camera frame, sits down, taps their mic, clears their throat, shifts around, while on-screen we see what documentary this person would star in, if only Netflix would create it. If this sounds unfamiliar, it probably means you avoided social media this summer—no shame in that! (Check out this description of the trend if you need a primer). The topics run the gamut (and probably depend on your algorithm—I’ve seen a lot about cats and running), from juicy workplace gossip, to admissions of excessive shopping habits, to what might be going on in a pets’ mind.

 As you prep for how to introduce yourself to a new group of students, I’m curious: What docuseries are you waiting for Netflix to produce about your life? About your classroom?

  Post your best concepts below…we can’t guarantee that Netflix will listen, but we will!

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  • April Williams
    April Williams 12 days ago

    I’ve seen this trend floating around, but I never thought about applying it to the classroom! I almost wish it had started earlier—it would make such a fun, silly post-exam activity for students as they reflect on the year or semester.

    My video title would definitely be: Preparing for the Netflix documentary about why Mrs. Williams isn’t allowed to play Mario Kart anymore.

    Or, on a slightly more professional note: ...about the origin of Mrs. Williams’s list of forbidden words. Laughing

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  • April Williams
    April Williams 12 days ago

    I’ve seen this trend floating around, but I never thought about applying it to the classroom! I almost wish it had started earlier—it would make such a fun, silly post-exam activity for students as they reflect on the year or semester.

    My video title would definitely be: Preparing for the Netflix documentary about why Mrs. Williams isn’t allowed to play Mario Kart anymore.

    Or, on a slightly more professional note: ...about the origin of Mrs. Williams’s list of forbidden words. Laughing

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