In a class I had recently, we watched an entire episode of Private Practice. Throughout the episode, the instructor told us to look at which characters we related with. The episode was paused periodically and we discussed with a partner about what we saw, who we related with, and specific things we noticed. I found this to be another great example of effectively using audio-visual materials. Gibert et al. (2011) also recommended the pause and discuss method because it can be useful for processing affect and reinforcing cognitive information. This method is also advantageous when learners have shorter attention spans.