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CONFLICT RESOLUTION

CONFLICT RESOLUTION


LOOKIN' OUT 4 U: THREE STORIES ABOUT ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIPS

Caught in abusive relationships three young women experience accusations, putdowns, domination, and disrespect, even though their boyfriends claim they are acting out of caring and concern. Once they understand that fear, guilt and pressure have no part in a healthy relationship, two of the girls finally end their involvements and urge their friend to do the same. This program presents an honest and graphic picture of the emotional side of dating abuse.

Item no.: PF04980216
Format: DVD (With Leader's Guide)
Duration: 28 minutes
Audience: Middle School, High School
Copyright: 2003
Price: USD 95.00

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TEENAGE SEXUAL HARASSMENT

Teens today are challenged in many ways, and one of the most difficult is sexuality. Learn how to recognize and deal with sexual harassment. Discover the permanent consequences of this devastating problem. Sexual harassment is not normal or a joke. Do your part to stop this social epidemic.

Learning Objectives
1) Students will learn the definition of sexual harassment.
2) Students will learn the different types of sexual harassment, specifically rape and sexual assault.
3) Students will learn about the reactions and consequences of sexual harassment.
4) Students will learn how to combat sexual harassment.

Item no.: PC00140369
Format: DVD
Duration: 21 minutes
Copyright: 2002
Price: USD 89.95

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STUDENT WORKSHOP: ANGER MANAGEMENT SKILLS

This hands-on workshop teaches the anger-management skills that enable teens to get along better with friends, family and authority figures. Using an MTV-style format, it helps students discover what triggers their anger and understand the consequences of angry behavior.

Item no.: SG06500344
Format: DVD
Duration: 40 minutes
Audience: Middle School
Copyright: 1999
Price: USD 139.95

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STUDENT WORKSHOP: LEARNING RELATIONSHIP SKILLS

This four-part workshop follows a group of middle schoolers as they experience relationship problems and learn the skills needed to solve them. It illustrates the characteristics of healthy and unhealthy relationships, how to act assertively, communication clearly and respectfully, avoid communication roadblocks, and head off and resolve conflict. Role-plays, handouts, and individuals and group activities provide practice with those skills.

Item no.: CA06500347
Format: DVD
Duration: 37 minutes
Audience: Middle School
Copyright: 1999
Price: USD 129.95

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DEALING WITH ANGER

This program encourages young people to see what causes anger and then shows them how to deal with it in a positive way. Students will learn why anger is so often hidden, repressed, distorted or denied, and why this very human emotion poses a particular threat during adolescence.

Item no.: SV06500100
Format: DVD
Duration: 22 minutes
Copyright: 1977
Price: USD 49.00

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EXPRESSING ANGER: HEALTHY VS. UNHEALTHY

This program helps students identify inappropriate angry behaviors and learn new ways to cope with these strong emotions. Students will observe real teens participating in a workshop led by a clinical psychologist. After these teens act out the different ways we all express anger, your students are challenged to identify their own styles of anger expression: aggressive, passive, displacement, or denial. Next, students are encouraged to examine why they express anger the way they do. Finally, students are encouraged to find new and healthier ways to express anger. These include replaying situations, talking it out with a friend, and building their own self-esteem.

Item no.: EA06500452
Format: DVD (With Teacher's Resource Book)
Duration: 45 minutes
Price: USD 139.95

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PEACETALKS: BRIDGING RACIAL DIVISIONS

Well-known youth counselor and humorist, Michael Pritchard, gives students the chance to discuss serious issues in a comfortable atmosphere in the new series, Peace Talks.

Filmed Across America in real schools with real students, theses programs keep viewers' attention by speaking the truth about the violence teens face today. Michael Pritchard, comedian and counselor, uses his special talents to help teens discover for themselves the answers to living together peacefully and surviving in today's complicated, and often dangerous world.

Item no.: CW06500262
Format: DVD (With Leader's Guide)
Duration: 30 minutes
Price: USD 69.95

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PEACETALKS: DEALING WITH BULLIES, TROUBLEMAKERS & DANGEROUS SITUATIONS

Well-known youth counselor and humorist, Michael Pritchard, gives students the chance to discuss serious issues in a comfortable atmosphere in the new series, Peace Talks.

Filmed Across America in real schools with real students, theses programs keep viewers' attention by speaking the truth about the violence teens face today. Michael Pritchard, comedian and counselor, uses his special talents to help teens discover for themselves the answers to living together peacefully and surviving in today's complicated, and often dangerous world.

Item no.: EH00140263
Format: DVD (With Leader's Guide)
Duration: 30 minutes
Price: USD 69.95

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PEACETALKS: DRUGS,ALCOHOL & GUNS: TRIGGERS TO VIOLENCE

Well-known youth counselor and humorist, Michael Pritchard, gives students the chance to discuss serious issues in a comfortable atmosphere in the new series, Peace Talks.

Filmed Across America in real schools with real students, theses programs keep viewers' attention by speaking the truth about the violence teens face today. Michael Pritchard, comedian and counselor, uses his special talents to help teens discover for themselves the answers to living together peacefully and surviving in today's complicated, and often dangerous world.

Item no.: NZ04980264
Format: DVD (With Leader's Guide)
Duration: 30 minutes
Price: USD 69.95

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PEACETALKS: HANDLING DATING PRESSURES & HARASSMENT

Well-known youth counselor and humorist, Michael Pritchard, gives students the chance to discuss serious issues in a comfortable atmosphere in the new series, Peace Talks.

Filmed Across America in real schools with real students, theses programs keep viewers' attention by speaking the truth about the violence teens face today. Michael Pritchard, comedian and counselor, uses his special talents to help teens discover for themselves the answers to living together peacefully and surviving in today's complicated, and often dangerous world.

Item no.: CH06500265
Format: DVD (With Leader's Guide)
Duration: 30 minutes
Price: USD 69.95

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PEACETALKS: HANDLING PEER PRESSURES & GANGS

Well-known youth counselor and humorist, Michael Pritchard, gives students the chance to discuss serious issues in a comfortable atmosphere in the new series, Peace Talks.

Filmed Across America in real schools with real students, theses programs keep viewers' attention by speaking the truth about the violence teens face today. Michael Pritchard, comedian and counselor, uses his special talents to help teens discover for themselves the answers to living together peacefully and surviving in today's complicated, and often dangerous world.

Item no.: HS00140266
Format: DVD (With Leader's Guide)
Duration: 30 minutes
Price: USD 69.95

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PEACETALKS: MANAGING YOUR ANGER

Well-known youth counselor and humorist, Michael Pritchard, gives students the chance to discuss serious issues in a comfortable atmosphere in the new series, Peace Talks.

Filmed Across America in real schools with real students, theses programs keep viewers' attention by speaking the truth about the violence teens face today. Michael Pritchard, comedian and counselor, uses his special talents to help teens discover for themselves the answers to living together peacefully and surviving in today's complicated, and often dangerous world.

Item no.: WA04980267
Format: DVD (With Leader's Guide)
Duration: 30 minutes
Price: USD 69.95

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PEACETALKS: PREVENTING VIOLENCE

Well-known youth counselor and humorist, Michael Pritchard, gives students the chance to discuss serious issues in a comfortable atmosphere in the new series, Peace Talks.

Filmed Across America in real schools with real students, theses programs keep viewers' attention by speaking the truth about the violence teens face today. Michael Pritchard, comedian and counselor, uses his special talents to help teens discover for themselves the answers to living together peacefully and surviving in today's complicated, and often dangerous world.

Item no.: GH06500268
Format: DVD (With Leader's Guide)
Duration: 30 minutes
Price: USD 69.95

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PEACETALKS: REPECTING YOURSELF & OTHERS

Well-known youth counselor and humorist, Michael Pritchard, gives students the chance to discuss serious issues in a comfortable atmosphere in the new series, Peace Talks.

Filmed Across America in real schools with real students, theses programs keep viewers' attention by speaking the truth about the violence teens face today. Michael Pritchard, comedian and counselor, uses his special talents to help teens discover for themselves the answers to living together peacefully and surviving in today's complicated, and often dangerous world.

Item no.: FC00140269
Format: DVD (With Leader's Guide)
Duration: 30 minutes
Price: USD 69.95

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PEACETALKS: RESOLVING CONFLICTS

Well-known youth counselor and humorist, Michael Pritchard, gives students the chance to discuss serious issues in a comfortable atmosphere in the new series, Peace Talks.

Filmed Across America in real schools with real students, theses programs keep viewers' attention by speaking the truth about the violence teens face today. Michael Pritchard, comedian and counselor, uses his special talents to help teens discover for themselves the answers to living together peacefully and surviving in today's complicated, and often dangerous world.

Item no.: AE04980270
Format: DVD (With Leader's Guide)
Duration: 30 minutes
Price: USD 69.95

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PEACETALKS: STEPPING UP TO PEACE

Well-known youth counselor and humorist, Michael Pritchard, gives students the chance to discuss serious issues in a comfortable atmosphere in the new series, Peace Talks.

Filmed Across America in real schools with real students, theses programs keep viewers' attention by speaking the truth about the violence teens face today. Michael Pritchard, comedian and counselor, uses his special talents to help teens discover for themselves the answers to living together peacefully and surviving in today's complicated, and often dangerous world.

Item no.: NT06500271
Format: DVD (With Leader's Guide)
Duration: 30 minutes
Price: USD 69.95

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ANGRY? TEN WAYS TO COOL OFF

Anger is a natural emotion, but one that generates intense feelings in young children, making them quick to "explode," "burn," or "boil over." Helping students see how "hot" words like these describe the physical and emotional changes anger can cause, hands-on workshop demonstrates ten effective strategies to use to "cool off" -- handle angry feelings without breaking things or hurting other people or themselves.

Scenarios illustrate ten ways kids can cool off whenever an angry situation leaves them ready to explode, boil over, or burn up. In "Stop So You Can Think," they learn they can 1) freeze, 2) count to ten, or 3) walk away. In "Use Your Words," they can 4) ask a question, 5) state how they feel, 6) write down how they feel, or 7) talk silently to themselves. In "Get Busy," the many suggestions include 8) jump rope, 9) draw a picture, or 10) stand on your head.

Pauses at key points allow students to use the accompanying worksheets for skills practice. Workshop comes complete with master copies of the worksheets, discussion questions, suggestions for using the workshop, and an extensive bibliography.

Item no.: ZB08060196
Format: DVD
Duration: 18 minutes
Audience: Grades K-2
Copyright: 1997
Price: USD 140.00

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CONFLICT MANAGERS

This hands-on workshop teaches students the skills they need to become conflict managers. Presents conflicts typical of student experience and demonstrates the process for mediating them. Accompanying worksheets provide practice in each step of the mediation process.
Step-by-step, this program illustrates a conflict manager's game plan: 1) making introductions and setting ground rules; 2) defining the problem; 3) finding solutions; and 4) agreeing on a solution. After each step, worksheets present a conflict that challenges students to use each newly learned mediation skill.
Special focus on active listening skills, expressing feelings and needs, and brainstorming for win-win solutions helps students become the kind of conflict managers who are truly able to settle playground disputes. The program has master copies of the worksheets, suggestions for using the workshop, and an extensive bibliography and resource list.

Item no.: JM08120203
Format: DVD
Duration: 28 minutes
Audience: Grades 3-5
Copyright: 1996
Price: USD 140.00

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CONFLICT RESOLUTION: YOU CAN SOLVE IT

Set in an urban school, this program shows how unexpressed anger, hurt feelings, thoughtless words, name-calling, and threatening can cause conflicts to erupt and escalate. Young teens are empowered to resolve their conflicts by avoiding "conflict starters" and applying "conflict solvers." Best friends Tina and Mariah suddenly just can't seem to get along. In mediation, Tara shows them how reflective listening, expressing their feelings and problem solving can help them work through their conflict. In art class, Jake thoughtlessly puts down Roberto's drawing. Infuriated, Roberto retaliates by destroying Jake's work. Jake and Roberto learn the importance of apologizing and accepting an apology in resolving conflicts. At lunch, Luca pushes Eric when she cuts in front of him. After name-calling, threatening and insulting each other, they learn how compromising and using humor can defuse a major conflict.

Item no.: YM08120040
Format: DVD
Duration: 14 minutes
Copyright: 2002
Price: USD 190.00

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CONFLICT, YOU CAN SOLVE IT!

Help students think and talk about how to be assertive when refusing a request made by friends; respond effectively to someone else's anger; work out a conflict with adults; and solve conflicts in order to successfully work together.

Item no.: HM08120344
Format: DVD
Duration: 23 minutes
Copyright: 2001
Price: USD 190.00

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CONFLICT: THE TOP TEN STARTERS AND STOPPERS

This fast paced, catchy program shows students the most common behaviors that start conflicts ˇX such as blaming, accusing, name calling, interrupting ˇX and then demonstrates how to stop those resulting conflicts before they escalate into major confrontations. As they count down from ten to one, viewers learn from situations all elementary school kids will easily recognize: Tyler forgets his homework and demands that Max let him copy his. Max refuses and in no time the boys are in a pushing and shoving match. How to stop this conflict? Before the pushing and shoving starts, Max walks away. As the host explains, "You can't fight with someone who isn't there." Nine other vignettes illustrate the top conflict starters and stoppers, including the #1 way to avoid a conflict: if you're wrong, apologize and say you're sorry.

Item no.: NN08060345
Format: DVD
Duration: 16 minutes
Audience: Grades 3-5
Copyright: 2007
Price: USD 160.00

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DEALING WITH FAMILY STRESS

Three teens learn to handle family stress in ways that allow them to continue to focus on schoolwork. With the help of school and community counselors, they each come to understanding the essential difference between things they can control and things they have no have control over. Ken's father is an alcoholic. His guidance counselor advises Ken to join Al-A-Teen where he can share his problems with peers. Lily overcomes her depression tied to her family's financial problems when the school nurse helps her understand what she is going through, and also helps her family benefit from community programs. Luke learns to express negative feelings about his parents' divorce appropriately, instead of acting out and getting in trouble. Viewers are made aware of the many resources available to them in their schools and communities.

Item no.: TH08060546
Format: DVD
Duration: 20 minutes
Audience: Grades 3-8
Copyright: 2008
Price: USD 160.00

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DON'T BE SO BOSSY

Even young children can learn basic assertiveness skills so they can stand up for themselves and not be overpowered by more aggressive friends. Show bossy children, who are often on their way to becoming bullies, the impact their behavior has on others.

Whenever Jamie and Kristen are together they have to play the games Kristen likes, no matter what Jamie says. When Jamie realizes that Kristen's ideas aren't better then hers, just different, she gains the confidence to stand up for herself.

Jake and Ricky are best friends, as long as Ricky gets his own way. When Ricky is forced to put himself in Jake's shoes, he realizes he would hate to be pushed around and apologizes to his friend.

As a treat, Emily's parents say she can invite Laura and Kyle to go with them to the zoo or the movies, whichever Emily prefers. Both friends are trying to talk her into doing what they want to do. Emily learns some basic assertiveness skills that enable her to speak up for herself without jeopardizing her friendships.

Item no.: KS08120205
Format: DVD
Duration: 16 minutes
Audience: Grades K-2
Copyright: 2002
Price: USD 160.00

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DON'T PICK ON ME!

Most kids get teased by other kids at some time, but when teasing gets out of hand, it takes an ugly turn and becomes harassment. Program examines the dynamics behind teasing and being teased, and models effective responses to being harassed. Challenges viewers to explore the issue of peer cruelty through thought-provoking discussion questions.

Eric has become the target of Monkey's bullying tricks. After an especially humiliating incident, Eric plays sick so he won't have to go to school. Helped by his teacher to see how banding together with friends against a bully takes the bully's power away, Eric is finally able to get Monkey to stop picking on him.

After seeing Paula talking to Wayne, an angry and jealous Anita talks the rest of their group into giving Paula the silent treatment. Bewildered and upset when even her friend Lisa shuns her, Paula's depression deepens. New friends help Paula see that by dropping Anita's group and joining theirs, she can break Anita's power to make her feel bad and gradually recover from the hurt.

Reviews
  • Recommended by: Booklist;
  • Recommended by: Video Rating Guide for Libraries

    Awards
  • WINNER, Birmingham International Educational Film Festival
  • WINNER, What's New in Home Economics Healthy Living Award

    Item no.: WL08060059
    Format: DVD
    Audience: Grades K-5
    Price: USD 185.00

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    HARRASSMENT: YOU SOLVE IT!

    Young teens see harassment every day. Some are perpetrators. Some are targets. All are witnesses. What should you do if you are harassed? What should you do if you see harassment? These four scenarios help teens find answers to those questions.

    Item no.: SS08120255
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 23 minutes
    Audience: Grade 6 or above
    Copyright: 2007
    Price: USD 190.00

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    I'M SO MAD! MAD! MAD!

    Some kids say mean things or lash out physically when they are mad, others sulk or take their anger out on the nearest target without ever recognizing the underlying feeling that is causing their misery. While always keeping in mind that anger is normal, this program helps young students differentiate between healthy and unhealthy expressions of this common emotion.

    Say How You Feel: Emma is waiting at the library for her friends who have stood her up, when she meets her neighbor Liana. When Emma says she's not mad because it isn't "nice to get angry," Liana helps her understand why it's important be aware of your feelings and not keep them inside. Timmy's friends make fun of his batting skills during practice. He sulks rather than tell them how angry their comments make him feel. Once he does tell them, they apologize.

    Solve the Problem/Resolve the Anger: Megan inadvertently ruins Ashley's Field Day poster and Ashley retaliates by ruining Megan's lunch. Then Megan finds out what Ashley did and confronts her. At the movies Mark and his cousin Rachel are taunted by two boys about being a "couple." Later, Mark is so furious he takes it out on his younger sister. Ashley and Mark see that their ways of dealing with anger not only don't solve their problems, but make things worse. They learn healthier ways of handling their situations.

    Turning a Negative Into a Positive: Timmy is mad at himself for not being a good player and wants to quit the team. His coach encourages him to use the energy he's spending on his negative feelings to practice harder and improve his hitting. Roshanda and her friends are angry when they learn their roller blading park is being closed. They turn angry energy into positive action by getting up a petition to save the park.

    Item no.: LV08060212
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 18 minutes
    Audience: Grades 3-5
    Copyright: 2003
    Price: USD 160.00

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    IN THE FACE OF BULLYING AND TAUNTING: ASSERT

    Kai is being physically bullied and intimidated by Kevin and Jose. Dana is tormenting and taunting Tara about her weight. Both of them are feeling humiliated, hurt, and powerless to stop it. Kai's friend Dylan witnesses the bullying but remains silent about it. Friends encourage Kai to seek help from their club advisor, who then steps in. Tara's mother helps her see that she is not to blame for the harassment, and if she gets more involved at school with things she enjoys, she will feel better about herself and not "buy into" what Dana is saying about her.

    Item no.: FN08120303
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 18 minutes
    Audience: Grades 3-8
    Copyright: 2006
    Price: USD 190.00

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    KEEP THE PEACE: CONFLICT RESOLUTION - CONFLICT? YOU SOLVE IT!

    Help students think and talk about how to be assertive when refusing a request made by friends; respond effectively to someone elseˇ¦s anger; work out a conflict with adults; and solve conflicts in order to successfully work together.

    Item no.: BL08060544
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 20 minutes
    Audience: Grades 6-12
    Price: USD 190.00

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    KEEP THE PEACE: CONFLICT RESOLUTION - KEEP YOUR COOL: ANGER IN CONFLICT

    Fights in the hallways, fast spreading rumors, disrespect. Follow a group of teens who come into conflict with one another and have to learn the essential skills that help them take control of their lives and resolve conflicts peacefully. By focusing on the same group of teens, these six programs bringing continuity and realism to the discussion and acquisition of conflict resolution skills.

    Item no.: NF08120607
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 24 minutes
    Audience: Grade 7-12
    Price: USD 200.00

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    KEEP THE PEACE: CONFLICT RESOLUTION - LEARN IT, EARN IT: RESPECT IN CONFLICT

    Vignettes illustrate the importance of respecting other people's dreams and interests, culture and differences, and personal tastes.

    Item no.: MN08120601
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 16 minutes
    Audience: Grades 7-12
    Price: USD 190.00

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    KEEP THE PEACE: CONFLICT RESOLUTION - MEDIATION: WIN-WIN SOLUTIONS

    Fights in the hallways, fast spreading rumors, disrespect. Follow a group of teens who come into conflict with one another and have to learn the essential skills that help them take control of their lives and resolve conflicts peacefully. By focusing on the same group of teens, these six programs bringing continuity and realism to the discussion and acquisition of conflict resolution skills.

    Item no.: NJ08060611
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 24 minutes
    Audience: Grade 7-12
    Price: USD 200.00

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    KEEP THE PEACE: CONFLICT RESOLUTION - PEACEABLE SOLUTIONS: CONFLICT RESOLUTION SKILLS

    Students learn to develop the quick fixes that will short circuit a conflict before it starts, brainstorm, understand positions and their underlying needs, and the art of negotiation.

    Item no.: CV08120625
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 30 minutes
    Audience: Grade 7-12
    Price: USD 200.00

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    KEEP THE PEACE: CONFLICT RESOLUTION - SPREAD THE WORD: COMMUNICATION & CONFLICT

    Students learn listening skills, the importance of body language and tone of voice, I-messages, and the value of sending "adult" messages in order to be treated with respect.

    Item no.: NY08060672
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 24 minutes
    Audience: Grades 7-12
    Price: USD 200.00

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    KELSO'S CHOICE CONFLICT MANAGEMENT

    See Kelsoˇ¦s choices in action! Short, true-to-life vignettes ˇX five for grades K-2 and five for grades 3-5 ˇX help students see how kids use Kelsoˇ¦s choices to solve everyday problems.

    Item no.: JT08120645
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 22 minutes
    Audience: Grades K-5
    Price: USD 150.00

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    KELSO'S CHOICE CONFLICT MANAGEMENT SKILLS PROGRAM

    This conflict-management curriculum is based on the premise that every child is capable of becoming a peacemaker. Designed around Kelso the Frog, an appealing hand puppet, this program offers nine options students can choose from to resolve conflicts.

    Item no.: SV08060600
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 20 minutes
    Audience: Grades K-5
    Copyright: 2007
    Price: USD 390.00

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    KNOW HOW TO SAY NO

    This program equips students with five easy-to-learn tips for saying "no" to peer pressure. Making clear that everyone has the right to do what's best for them, the scenarios in this workshop demonstrate how to use these tips, applying them specifically to situations between friends. After viewing this program, students will recognize that in some situations, it is difficult to say "no" to a friend or group of friends; learn five tips to saying "no" to a friend who tells them to do something they don't want to do; and know to say what they feel as well as how to say it.

    Item no.: BP08120772
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 15 minutes
    Audience: Grades 3-5
    Copyright: 2005
    Price: USD 160.00

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    LET'S ALL GET ALONG: CONFLICT RESOULTION

    Using delightful songs and situations students will easily relate to, Betsy the Bus Driver helps youngsters see how cooling down, asking questions, using your words, and compromising make it possible to resolve conflicts peaceably. Stop and Cool Down: Sam is furious when Cindy accidentally spills paint on his art project and ruins it. Betsy explains the importance of cooling down before saying something you might regret. Fight Starters and Fight Stoppers: Betsy points out how hurtful words can start a conflict and other words can stop one. Listening: Betsy helps Emily see how listening helps resolve her conflict with Billy. Ask Questions and Find Out: Betsy helps Liz learn the importance of asking questions instead of jumping to conclusions when a friend disappoints her. Say How You Feel: Betsy shows Ricky how to avoid a conflict with Marcus by telling him how he felt about how Marcus treated him.

    Note
  • U.S. International Film and Video Festival

    Item no.: KV08120215
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 16 minutes
    Audience: Grades K-2
    Copyright: 2005
    Price: USD 160.00

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    MAKING DECISIONS: WHAT SHOULD I DO?

    Mort, a lively puppet friend, has learned the important steps to making good decisions, and he passes them along to viewers. He helps kids see the importance of considering the consequences of their decisions, getting enough information to make a decision, and thinking about how they would feel if someone found out what they did.

    Item no.: SU08060775
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 16 minutes
    Audience: Grades K-5
    Copyright: 2005
    Price: USD 160.00

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    RESOLVING CONFLICTS STEP-BY-STEP

    This program demonstrates how such communication styles as confrontation, avoidance or problem solving affect whether a disagreement escalates or gets resolved. In this program teens learn to:

    Actively Listen:
    It is only using active-listening skills that Luke realizes that Jerry isn't angry at him.

    Get the Facts:
    Steve learns to check out the facts before he assumes a friend "ratted" on him.

    Use "I" Messages:
    Lara tells Delia how she feels about Delia returning her sweater with a spot on it.

    Negotiate, Use Tone of Voice:
    through negotiation and awareness of tone of voice, students are able to compromise effectively when planning the prom.

    Item no.: MF08120221
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 25 minutes
    Audience: Grade 6 or above
    Copyright: 2002
    Price: USD 200.00

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    SOLVING CONFLICTS

    Teaches conflict resolution techniques specifically aimed at helping young kids. Opens with ten quick and easy ways to solve typical family conflicts and then dramatizes others that are more difficult to solve.

    Item no.: YP08060226
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 26 minutes
    Audience: Grades 3-5
    Copyright: 1997
    Price: USD 140.00

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    TARGETING BULLIES: BYSTANDER'S HANDLING HARASSMENT

    Dylan, who has been a bystander to bullying throughout the series, is never without his video camera. He decides to take a stand against harassment by putting footage he has filmed over the course of the series to good use. When he shows his friends their part in the bully/target/bystander cycle, he encourages them to think of ways to change the ending of each situation. DJ, who clearly harasses others, sees his own behavior in Dylan's movie and makes a major change in his behavior.

    Item no.: MH08120438
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 20 minutes
    Audience: Grades 3-8
    Copyright: 2006
    Price: USD 190.00

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    TEEN-ADULT CONFLICT: WORKING IT OUT

    The drive toward autonomy, a normal feature of adolescent life, is all too frequently sidetracked by battles with adults over issues of power and control. Using scenarios illustrating typical adult-teen conflicts, program teaches conflict resolution techniques specifically aimed at helping teens get along better with the adults in their lives. Emphasizes good communication skills, brainstorming for solutions, and negotiating for win-win solutions.

    Eve, who interns at a local radio station, wants to attend an upcoming music festival with her co-workers, but her father refuses to allow her to go because last year's festival was too rowdy. When Mr. Hughes, the advisor to Eric's school newspaper, insists that Eric cover a school board meeting rather than the music festival, Eric argues back and ends up quitting the paper. Frustrated by the out-of-date software she and her co-workers are forced to use and blamed for a problem that occurs as a result, Marissa blows up at her boss.

    Eager for help in resolving their conflicts, the three teens call in to a teen-advice talk show at the local radio station. Eve learns that if she sends her father an adult message rather than a child message, she'll get back an adult message instead of a parent message. Eric discovers that if he discusses his differences with Mr. Hughes and brainstorms for solutions, the two can work things out. By applying the negotiation skills she learns about from the talk-show hosts, Marissa convinces her boss to invest in new software.

    Award
  • GOLDEN EAGLE AWARD, Council on International Non-theatrical Events (CINE)

    Item no.: PY08120243
    Format: DVD
    Audience: Adult
    Price: USD 185.00

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    WHEN YOU CAN'T WORK IT OUT

    Going beyond the skills offered in most conflict resolution programs -- talking, brainstorming and compromising -- this workshop helps kids handle the situations where there doesn't seem to be a way to work things out. Shows how holding a grudge can prevent both sides from dealing with a conflict and how a different opinion can help you see a problem from another point of view. Students also discover that even when people don't like each other, they still have to treat each other with respect.

    Holding a Grudge: Denise inadvertently loses the note Amy gave her confessing Amy's interest in Cody. When kids find the note and tease Amy about Cody, Amy becomes furious at Denise. Despite Denise's apology, Amy won't speak to her. Amy's sister helps her understand that when you hold a grudge you can't resolve a conflict.

    When You're Both Right: Dan and Mike chip in to buy a video game. Their schedule for sharing it soon causes them conflict. They try talking it out and brainstorming for solutions, but can't solve the problem. Dan's mother suggests that the way to work out their problem is to get rid of what caused it. They return the game.

    When You Just Don't Like Someone: Kelly and Jake, who really don't like each other, are on the same volleyball team. They badmouth each other to the rest of the kids, causing tension on the team. Finally, their coach steps in to help them see that while they don't have to like each other, but they do have to get along and treat each other with respect.

    Item no.: ZV08060718
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 18 minutes
    Audience: Grades 3-5
    Copyright: 2003
    Price: USD 160.00

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    WHEN YOU SEE A BULLY

    Show even the youngest children that it is possible to stand-up for themselves and others when they see bullying happen. This program uses three age-appropriate vignettes to demonstrate precisely what youngsters can do to when they see bullying and say its NOT OKAY with me!

    Be a Friend: On the bus Luke is always bullying Samantha. Ben is disturbed by Lukes behavior but is afraid to speak upafraid that Luke will turn on him next. Bens dad suggests Ben can help Samantha by being a friend to her and offering to sit with her on the bus. That was she can get away from Luke

    Stop Bullies Together: Becky gets her friends Morgan, Hannah and Jessica to go along with her when she deliberately torments Tracy. Morgan feels terrible about this but is afraid to say anything to Becky. Her mom suggests that if all the girls confront Becky together about her behavior they will have a better chance of getting her to stop picking on Tracy.

    Tell A Grown Up: Mike intimidates and bullies Ryan into giving him his new color markers and his collection of rubber stamps. Chloe witnesses this but doesn't know what to do. Her older brother suggests that its not tattling to tell a teacher or trusted adult when something like this happens. Chloe does just that and helps to put an end to Mikes bullying.

    Item no.: YY08060274
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 14 minutes
    Audience: Grades K-2
    Copyright: 2005
    Price: USD 160.00

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    WHEN YOU SEE BULLYING HAPPEN: WHAT A BYSTANDER CAN DO

    While some bystanders laugh and encourage the bully because they fear being the next target, others want to help the victim but feel helpless to do anything. This program shows kids that when it comes to bullying, bystanders can make a difference.

    Tell How You Feel:
    Kendra's friend Emma has started bullying Ally at the bus stop. Kendra feels awful for Ally. Her brother explains that by doing nothing she is going along with Emma's bullying. He suggests Kendra ask Emma how she would feel if someone did these same things to her.

    Stand up Together:
    At summer camp Sam schemes to leave Nate alone in the woods and to paint red dots on his face while he sleeps. All of the other boys are reluctant to speak up for fear that they will be Sam's next target. So they decide to act as a group and tell Sam how they feel.

    Be a Friend:
    Jessica bullies Megan on the playground when no one is looking. Stephanie wants to help but doesn't know what her do. She confides in her teacher ,Mr. hernandez, who says that Stephanie should help megan "walk away "and leave Jessica alone without someone to bully.

    Tell An Adult:
    When classmates find Eric being bullied by some older kids every morning before school they are terrified to get invloved. They decide it isn't tattling to go to Mr. hernandez for help, and Eric is spared more bullying

    Item no.: PY08120275
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 16 minutes
    Audience: Grades 3-5
    Copyright: 2004
    Price: USD 160.00

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