History MediaNotes / SchoolStudyMedia

These are works of fiction or nonfiction that people tend to study during their education. These are usually to be works that are considered cultural or historically significant, and thus important for students to learn about. They're also often used because they allow students to practice specific analytical skills. These works can serve as an introduction to concepts that might otherwise be difficult for students to understand, and therefore they tend to be broadly accessible and not overly experimental or avant-garde, especially for works taught at primary and secondary levels.

These are works of fiction or nonfiction that people tend to study during their education. These are usually to be works that are considered cultural or historically significant, and thus important for students to learn about. They're also often used because they allow students to practice specific analytical skills. These works can serve as an introduction to concepts that might otherwise be difficult for students to understand, and therefore they tend to be broadly accessible and not overly experiment or avant-garde, especially for works taught at primary and secondary levels.

* UsefulNotes/{{Unix}} is widely studied in computer science classes, particularly those on operating system design.

* In the Philippines, ''Literature/IbongAdarna'', ''Literature/FloranteAtLaura'', ''Literature/NoliMeTangere'', and ''Literature/ElFilibusterismo'' (the latter two by famous national hero Jose Rizal), are required reading for seventh through tenth grade, respectively.

* ''Film/Platoon''

* It has become a bit of a cliche in many American schools to show ''WesternAnimation/{{Pocahontas}}'', not because the film is historically accurate but because it's not — it's now a common film to use to teach students about how American history can be sanitized, Hollywood stereotypes about Native Americans, etc. as well as deconstructing a work of media more broadly.