How To Solve The Isolation Of The Disney Movie Frozen

The Disney movie Frozen is about two orphan sisters that live in a Kingdom of Arendelle. One sister, Princess Elsa, has the power of freezing and creating ice and snow. The other, Princess Anna, does not have any powers, but loves to play with her sister. On time when they were playing, Princess Elsa accidentally hits Princess Anna in the head with ice and almost kills her. Princess Anna is taken to get treated and lives. Later Princess Anna meets a guy at a party she falls in love with and decides to marry him. When she tells Princess Elsa, she does not approve of this marriage and as a result she loses control of her powers and freezes Arendelle. Unable to undue the damage caused, Princess Elsa flees the Kingdom thinking it is the safest
Isolating oneself will never solve the overall problem, instead it will remain a problem and everyone affected by the isolation remains unhappy. The real solution is to be able to have the courage to have self-control. Later when Princess Elsa is victorious in gaining mastery over herself, she puts her talents to good use and melts the ice she used to freeze Arendelle (Cannon, 2014). This sends a good message for children about the need to learn
These teachers intend to utilize the continued popularity of the movie and it's music to interest students in the field of mathematics. They believe that by doing this they can positively increase the influence of this story and educate their students more efficiently. The theme song Let It Go incorporates mathematics through a line stating “frozen fractals” (Piatek-Jimenez and Phelps, 2016). By this the teachers ask themselves, “How can I include a discussion about fractals in my mathematics classroom?” or “Can I relate fractals to the mathematics curriculum I need to teach?” (Piatek-Jimenez and Phelps, 2016). This is a positive effect from the story which allows children the opportunity to learn mathematics through the story of