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Educational videos for youth and young adults on binge drinking, dating violence, bullying and more.
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500 Creative Classroom Techniques for Teachers and Trainers
SKU: HRD500
Make your teaching and their learning fun, fast-paced and functional. This toolkit of 500 tips and techniques is designed for trainers at all levels of experience who enjoy experimenting, discovering and evolving.
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51 Activities for Collaborative Management
SKU: HRD51A
Make your teaching and their learning fun, fast-paced and functional. This toolkit of 500 tips and techniques is designed for trainers at all levels of experience who enjoy experimenting, discovering and evolving.
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A Global Roll Call: The Need for Education Worldwide 2 DVD Series
SKU: BVL36470
Without schooling, a child has no future. Without an educated population, a nation has no future. These two parts of an ongoing Wide Angle series—the third episode to be produced in 2009—examine gaps and voids in educational opportunities that, tragically, keep many developing countries from advancing. Following a group of children from around the world as they progress through life—and, on an uneven basis, through school—the series gets to the heart of this colossal yet not intractab...
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A Little Matter of Gender: Developmental Differences among Savants
SKU: BVL36425
One of the great success stories from the world of autism, Temple Grandin revolutionized the field of livestock management, empowered by her sensitivity with animals. Tommy McHugh displayed no such sensitivity—until a brain hemorrhage transformed him from a brawler into a gentle soul. As scientists continue to investigate differences between the male and female brain, the special characteristics of autistics and savants take on increased importance. This program describes the latest researc...
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A Motivated Mind
SKU: BVL36185
If high test scores bring praise or treats, students will develop good study habits—according to commonsense thinking, at least. But conventional wisdom is changing. This two-part series sheds new light on the ways that children push their own limits, overcome challenges, and take pleasure in learning. Interviews with psychologists and education experts reveal counterintuitive but highly effective methods for building student confidence and achievement. Portions are in Korean with English s...
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A Question of Rape
SKU: INTAQU_2
“A Question of Rape” is a unique, new program that depicts the investigation and trial of an incident of date rape. It asks viewers to decide whether Jordan has committed rape against Brittany, and what the responsibilities of others are in the situation. It provides information on the emotional, psychological and legal consequences of rape, and deals with difficult issues such as consent, fighting back, alcohol use, and the role of friends in helping or hindering a rape incident.
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A Struggle for Educational Equality: 1950–1980
SKU: FIL11764
In the 1950s, America’s public schools teemed with the promise of a new, postwar generation of students, over half of whom would graduate and go on to college. This program shows how impressive gains masked profound inequalities: seventeen states had segregated schools; 1% of all Ph.D.s went to women; and "separate but equal" was still the law of the land. Interviews with Linda Brown Thompson and other equal rights pioneers bring to life the issues that prompted such milestones as Brown v. ...
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A War on Science: Intelligent Design in the Classroom
SKU: FIL36232
Are advocates of the intelligent design theory really creationists in disguise? To what extent has the I.D. argument widened America’s cultural divide? And if a clear winner emerges, who loses? This program thoroughly examines those questions, describing the theory’s quasi-scientific origins and documenting the Pennsylvania court battle over teaching I.D. in biology classes. A historical overview of the creation vs. evolution debate in the United States is also included, highlighting 20th...
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As American as Public School: 1900–1950
SKU: BVL11763
In 1900, 6% of America’s children graduated from high school; by 1945, 51% graduated and 40% went on to college. This program recalls how massive immigration, child labor laws, and the explosive growth of cities fueled school attendance and transformed public education. Also explored are the impact of John Dewey’s progressive ideas as well as the effects on students of controversial IQ tests, the "life adjustment" curriculum, and Cold War politics. Interviews with immigrant students, scho...
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Balancing Learning Standards with Diverse Learning Needs DVD
SKU: FIL36174
If diversity and special needs are prominent factors in a learning environment, teachers may have to juggle mandated standards with students’ personal challenges. This video addresses that balancing act, demonstrating how experienced educators have mastered it. Focusing on multilevel instructional planning, the program explores the use of educational channels, individualized support, and interpersonal engagement—showing how to deliver lessons and assess student progress based on communica...
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Battling Eating Disorders
SKU: FIL35200
Anorexia and other eating disorders exert a frightening degree of control over millions of teenagers, especially young women. Manifested in so-called “Pro-Ana” websites, which actively promote anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating, the mental and physical grip of these sicknesses can prove impossible to break. This program represents a powerful weapon in the battle against eating disorders, pinpointing their origins in body image and self-esteem issues, illustrating their grim consequences ...
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Beautiful Minds: The Psychology of the Savant
SKU: FIL36422
In the field of brain research there is no subject more intriguing than the savant—an individual with mental, behavioral, or even physical disability who possesses acute powers of observation, mathematical aptitude, or artistic talent. This three-part series provides an enthralling look into the psychology and neuroscience of the savant’s mysterious world. 3-part series, 53 minutes each.
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Bellevue: Inside Out
SKU: BVL11870
New York City’s Bellevue Hospital has a renowned psychiatric emergency center that treats 7,000 men and women annually. This gritty program takes a daunting look at the daily operation of the center by focusing on a handful of people as they struggle with their illnesses. The entire experience is presented, from arrests of the criminally insane and admissions of new patients to long-term treatment and therapy groups. In addition to working with mental disorders, doctors and nurses also conf...
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Bullies DVD
SKU: FIL29938
In the U.S., an estimated 1.6 million students in grades six through ten are bullied one or more times per week—and as many as 150,000 victims cut classes each day just to avoid it. In this program, Dr. James Shaw, author of Jack and Jill: Why They Kill, explains how to confront and counter bullying in the nation’s schools. Candid interviews with bullied students including Evan Ramsey, convicted of killing his school’s principal and a classmate, as well as with two reformed bullies—on...
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Bully Breath…How to Tame a Troublemaker
SKU: BVL11108
This video entertains and advises viewers about handling the bullies on their block. Real-life situations, dramatizations, and discussions help viewers understand the reasoning behind a bully’s behavior, specific steps to neutralize his or her power, and how to avoid becoming a victim. Practical guidelines are given for managing conflict and creating win-win results for bullies and their victims in the classroom, on the playground, and at home. A Meridian Production. One 18-minute video.
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