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Conflict Resolution

Conflict Resolution


I CAN FOLLOW RULES

One of the keys to being successful in school is the ability to follow rules. It is vital that children develop this important skill at an early age to set a sound foundation for the years ahead. This fun-filled workshop uses delightful songs and realistic scenarios to demonstrate why rules are important, how to develop self-control and how to follow directions. It empowers children to feel good about themselves and helps create a more cooperative classroom. With Maybe Mouse as their guide, viewers visit a classroom where students are learning that rules can keep them safe, remind them to treat each other with respect, and make things fair for everyone. Youngsters are shown how employing self-control and following directions can help them follow the rules.

Item no.: PP08060210
Format: DVD
Duration: 16 minutes
Copyright: 2006
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WE'RE IN, YOU'RE OUT: LOOKING AT CLIQUES

Finding their niche in a particular social group can be the most important focus in a youngster's life. The idea of being left out or not belonging to a particular group can make kids miserable. This program helps youngsters look at the positive and negative impact of cliques on both individual groups.

Emily is starting a new school. She's anxious about where she'll fit in. After finding a group of kids that share many of the same interests, she feels like she belongs.

Amber, Chloe and Samantha are part of the popular crowd. They look down on kids who do things they consider 'un-cool'. Since Samantha has shown an interest in ballet, something on their 'un-cool' list, they have begun to ridicule her and leave her out of their plans. Eventually, Samantha realizes that pursuing her own dream is more important than fitting in with friends who don't support her.

Derek has two groups of friends with different interests. At first Derek thinks he has to choose between the two groups, but soon discovers that it's ok for him to enjoy his relationships with both sets of friends.

Item no.: DB08060258
Format: DVD
Duration: 16 minutes
Copyright: 2005
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HAZING AND PEER INTIMIDATION

Hazing and peer intimidation are occurrences that shape student life at school and universities across the nation, but no one speaks about them. You can go to almost any college campus and find at least one student that will admit to knowing someone who has been hazed or intimidated. Why are hazing and intimidation such taboo subjects? What acts are actually considered hazing? How can you tell if you are being intimidated? Find out just what acts are defined as hazing and peer intimidation. Discover what adverse effects they can have on a student's mind and body and learn what you can do to change the status quo.

Learning Objectives:
1) Students will learn the definition peer intimidation and discover the ways it can be committed by individuals and groups.
2) Students will discover the factors that lead to peer intimidation.
3) Forms of peer intimidation will be illustrated along with the negative effects it has on its victims.
4) Students will be given methods to combat peer intimidation.
5) Hazing will be defined, students will learn why it is defined as a dangerous form of peer intimidation and forms of hazing will be discussed.
6) Students will discover the consequences of hazing and how to deal with it if they are confronted with it.

Award
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    Item no.: NW04300758
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 25 minutes
    Copyright: 2004
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    Price: USD 90.00

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    OVERCOMING JEALOUSY: RIVALRY, ANGER, AND RESENTMENT

    Very few emotions are as negative and as self-destructive as the green-eyed monster known as jealousy. It has the power to cloud the mind and ignite self-destructive behavior. If left unchecked, the poisonous feelings of jealousy can evolve into a state of unhealthy rivalry, unresolved resentment, and mismanaged anger. However, with education and understanding, people may come to realize that they do not have to be slaves to these negative emotions if they can deal with jealous feelings positively and decisively.

    Learning Objectives:
    1. Students will learn about the negative emotion of jealousy.
    2. Students will learn about the various types of jealousy and the characteristics of a jealous person.
    3. Students will explore some aspects of unhealthy rivalry.
    4. Students will learn about variety of destructive jealous emotions and behaviors.
    5. Students will learn about feelings of resentment including what they are, how they develop, and their characteristics.
    6. Students will examine the negative emotion of mismanaged anger with specific focus on verbal abuse, rage, vandalism, and violence.
    7. Students will explore positive strategies for dealing with jealousy that can help people to live happier and healthier lives.

    Item no.: JS00100771
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 24 minutes
    Copyright: 2004
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    Price: USD 60.00

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    LET'S MAKE UP: LEARNING ABOUT FORGIVENESS

    Of all the many skills children need for managing social interactions and relationships, one of the most difficult for them to master is knowing when to make and accept an apology. When children do something to hurt another childˇ¦s feelings through a misunderstanding, disagreement, or accident, they tend to interpret the situation without considering how their behavior might affect the other child. But what socializes children is their ability to respond in a caring way to other children. Encouraged to look at a situation from the hurt childˇ¦s point of view, even the youngest students can understand how saying two magical words, ˇ§Iˇ¦m sorry,ˇ¨ can help them handle the conflict. Using three engaging scenarios bracketed by upbeat music and lyrics, Let`s Make Up: Learning About Forgiveness shows students how apologizing when you are wrong, refusing to hold a grudge, and recognizing that it takes two to make up can solve problem situations.

    Item no.: GC08120108
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 18 minutes
    Copyright: 2003
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    Price: USD 160.00

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    BUILDING HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS

    Under the management of a "magical" baseball coach, youngsters learn the skills they need to assess when they are in a healthy relationship, how to stand up for themselves and their values, and resolve their conflicts constructively using positive communication skills. This upbeat, hands-on workshop is designed to teach children the life skills that will help them build and maintain healthy relationships. Looking At Relationships: The coach helps Danny evaluate his relationship with Jake by having him look at a variety of other relationships -- some healthy, some not. Standing Up For Yourself: Grace is having trouble resisting the pressure put on her by her friend Aya to raid her older sister's belongings. The coach shows Grace how to speak up for what she believes is right and still keep her friend. Resolving Conflicts: The coach helps Samantha and Dylan resolve a dispute that develops between them while they are bowling. After all, she says, conflicts during sporting events are "right up her alley."

    Item no.: WC08060200
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 20 minutes
    Copyright: 2002
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    CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: BULLYING

    Whether they are personally involved or merely bystanders to the situation at hand, students often find themselves faced with bullies both in and out of school. But how does one go about dealing with such troublesome situations without being drawn into unnecessary confrontations? In Bullying, students will develop a better understanding of ways to deal effectively with bullies through two detailed vignettes. In "It's Not Funny...It Hurts!", an overweight student, new to school, faces a daily regiment of bullying by others who ride his bus. What should he do? And in "Just Because You're Bigger...," a group of kids playing basketball after school are menaced by an older group who come along and steal their ball. How should they handle the situation?

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    Reviews
  • "This eight-part set presents realistic, well-acted vignettes that demonstrate such common school-age conflicts as harassment, peer pressure, and authority issues...provacative discussion starters..."- Booklist (July 2003)

  • "...realistic...The scenarios and character discussions will spark impassioned discussions and excellent writing prompts...Highly recommended."- Library Media Connection (Jan 2004)

    Item no.: NA07775391
    Format: DVD (English, Spanish, Color, Closed Captioned)
    Duration: 15 minutes
    Copyright: 2001
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    Price: USD 70.00

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    CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: CONFLICT WITH AUTHORITY

    From teachers at school to adults in their community, the actions of students often come into conflict with adults around them in ways that are often equally unintentional and completely on purpose. In Conflict With Authority, students will gain valuable insight as how to best deal with situations where they find themselves butting heads with authority figures in their everyday lives through two engaging vignettes. In "Just Having Fun," the antics of a group of rowdy teenagers attract the attention of the police. How should the officer and teens deal with each other? And in "It's the Rule," a student entering class is stopped by his teacher and told to remove his bulky coat, which is a violation of school policy. What should he do?

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    Reviews
  • "This eight-part set presents realistic, well-acted vignettes that demonstrate such common school-age conflicts as harassment, peer pressure, and authority issues...provacative discussion starters..."- Booklist (July 2003)

  • "...realistic...The scenarios and character discussions will spark impassioned discussions and excellent writing prompts...Highly recommended."- Library Media Connection (Jan 2004)

    Item no.: RH08995392
    Format: DVD (English, Spanish, Color, Closed Captioned)
    Duration: 14 minutes
    Copyright: 2001
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    CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: CRISIS INTERVENTION

    Whether it is confiding a personal problem or voicing an implied threat, an important key to acting on a potential crisis is to take the matter seriously. In Crisis Intervention, students will examine the possible warning signs and methods that one could employ to deal with such dilemmas before they become a problem. In "Stop Being So Dramatic," a girl who's been recently dumped by her boyfriend voices suicidal thoughts. Should her friend take her seriously? Speaking of which, in "We Didn't Take Him Seriously," a kid in school who is often the target of teasing makes it known that he has a gun and that "they'll be sorry someday." Is he just kidding, or does he really mean it?

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    Reviews
  • "This eight-part set presents realistic, well-acted vignettes that demonstrate such common school-age conflicts as harassment, peer pressure, and authority issues...provacative discussion starters..."- Booklist (July 2003)

  • "...realistic...The scenarios and character discussions will spark impassioned discussions and excellent writing prompts...Highly recommended."- Library Media Connection (Jan 2004)

    Item no.: KA07775393
    Format: DVD (English, Spanish, Color, Closed Captioned)
    Duration: 17 minutes
    Copyright: 2001
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    Price: USD 70.00

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    CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: HARASSMENT

    Getting picked on because of perceived differences by others is something everyone experiences at least once during their formative years, but just how does one deal with such situations? In Harassment, students will develop a better understanding of ways to deal effectively with such situations through two detailed vignettes. In "It's My Right...It's My Choice," a teenage girl sets herself apart from other students by the way she looks, but do other students have the right to target her for harassment? And in "We're Supposed to Be a Team," a softball player is shunned by the rest of her team through the efforts of a fellow teammate.

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    Reviews
  • "This eight-part set presents realistic, well-acted vignettes that demonstrate such common school-age conflicts as harassment, peer pressure, and authority issues...provacative discussion starters..."- Booklist (July 2003)

  • "...realistic...The scenarios and character discussions will spark impassioned discussions and excellent writing prompts...Highly recommended."- Library Media Connection (Jan 2004)

    Item no.: YB08995394
    Format: DVD (English, Spanish, Color, Closed Captioned)
    Duration: 21 minutes
    Copyright: 2001
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    Price: USD 70.00

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    CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: PEER CONFLICT

    Students often come into conflict with each other, but dealing with such situations in an objective manner is rare. In Peer Conflict, students will examine ways to deal with each other when conflicts arise through two vignettes. In "Getting Even," a spilled soda, a new car and a group of excited friends push two students toward a fist fight in an excellent example of peer pressure and its potential to incite violence. And in "He Said, She Said," a bevy of hearsay and innuendo leads to hurtful rumors that jeopardize a friendship, providing a valuable lesson in interpersonal communication.

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    Reviews
  • "This eight-part set presents realistic, well-acted vignettes that demonstrate such common school-age conflicts as harassment, peer pressure, and authority issues...provacative discussion starters..."- Booklist (July 2003)

  • "...realistic...The scenarios and character discussions will spark impassioned discussions and excellent writing prompts...Highly recommended."- Library Media Connection (Jan 2004)

    Item no.: CP07775395
    Format: DVD (English, Spanish, Color, Closed Captioned)
    Duration: 19 minutes
    Copyright: 2001
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    CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: PEER PRESSURE

    Often to fit in, students succumb to peer pressure, which inevitably leads them into less desirable situations. In Peer Pressure, viewers will examine two scenarios to gain a better understanding of the potential problems to which such pressure often leads and how best to deal with it when such situations arise. In "Hacking, Cracking, Stealing," a student is cajoled by the star player of the football team to hack into the school's computer system in order to amend a failing grade. And in "With Friends Like These...," a new student is invited to a makeover party by the most popular girls in school, unwittingly joining them in "acquiring" supplies for the event.

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    Reviews
  • "This eight-part set presents realistic, well-acted vignettes that demonstrate such common school-age conflicts as harassment, peer pressure, and authority issues...provacative discussion starters..."- Booklist (July 2003)

  • "...realistic...The scenarios and character discussions will spark impassioned discussions and excellent writing prompts...Highly recommended."- Library Media Connection (Jan 2004)

    Item no.: LL08995396
    Format: DVD (English, Spanish, Color, Closed Captioned)
    Duration: 22 minutes
    Copyright: 2001
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    CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: SEXUAL HARASSMENT

    Being harassed because of one's sex or sexual orientation is uncalled for, but often, such harmful attention is derived from students not knowing that they've crossed the line. In Sexual Harassment, students will develop a better understanding of ways to deal effectively with such situations through two detailed vignettes. In "Crossing the Line," a male student's overt flirtations with a female peer continually puts her into embarrassing situations and illustrates how to avoid being the recipient of such harassment, as well as when such attention has gone too far. In "It's My School Too!," a talented violinist is forced to drop out of high school due to harassment by his classmates over his alleged sexual orientation, dramatizing how students can be part of the solution rather than part of the problem.

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    Reviews
  • "This eight-part set presents realistic, well-acted vignettes that demonstrate such common school-age conflicts as harassment, peer pressure, and authority issues...provacative discussion starters..."- Booklist (July 2003)

  • "...realistic...The scenarios and character discussions will spark impassioned discussions and excellent writing prompts...Highly recommended."- Library Media Connection (Jan 2004)

    Item no.: FF07775397
    Format: DVD (English, Spanish, Color, Closed Captioned)
    Duration: 15 minutes
    Copyright: 2001
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    CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR STUDENTS: STUDENT & ADULT CONFLICT

    Conflicts between teenagers and adults aren't uncommon, but rarely are they resolved in a manner that's well thought out. Student & Adult Conflict provides a blueprint for dealing with such flare-ups when they occur through two dramatized vignettes. In "I Want It Now," a student and teacher get into a needlessly heated argument in front of the class without a proper way to diffuse the potentially embarrassing situation, while in "Get Out," a store owner mistakenly believes that a group of students have stolen from him.

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  • "This eight-part set presents realistic, well-acted vignettes that demonstrate such common school-age conflicts as harassment, peer pressure, and authority issues...provacative discussion starters..."- Booklist (July 2003)

  • "...realistic...The scenarios and character discussions will spark impassioned discussions and excellent writing prompts...Highly recommended."- Library Media Connection (Jan 2004)

    Item no.: ZA08995398
    Format: DVD (English, Spanish, Color, Closed Captioned)
    Duration: 11 minutes
    Copyright: 2001
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    BUILDING GOOD RELATIONSHIPS

    The development of strong relationship skills is essential if teens are to be successful at school, at home and at work. This exciting program captures the attention of viewers and engages them in building the skills to assess the health of a relationship, manage conflicts effectively, and communicate clearly. This hands-on workshop gives students the skills to evaluate healthy vs. unhealthy relationships, be assertive rather than aggressive, resist peer pressure, communicate clearly, and resolve conflicts. Teens will recognize their own behaviors and learn to identify communication roadblocks. Accompanying student handouts provide practice in building effective relationship skills.

    Item no.: YS08120199
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 38 minutes
    Copyright: 2000
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    Price: USD 200.00

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    EXPRESSING ANGER: HEALTHY VS. UNHEALTHY

    This DVD 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.: HG01390141
    Format: DVD (With Teacher's Resource Book)
    Duration: 45 minutes
    Copyright: 1999
    StdBkNo: 1555483402
    Price: USD 189.00

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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
    Copyright: 1999
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    Price: USD 140.00

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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
    Copyright: 1999
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    Price: USD 130.00

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    REAL PEOPLE: WHAT IS HATE ALL ABOUT

    Help viewers understand the dynamics behind this dangerous human emotion. Through the personal stories of real teens, this program examines the many reasons why people hate and the stereotypes that hate fosters. Show teens that they can make a difference by speaking out against hate in all its varied forms.

    Item no.: DC08120876
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 24 minutes
    Copyright: 1998
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    Price: USD 185.00

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    SAY NO AND KEEP YOUR FRIENDS

    Say No and Keep Your Friends teaches middle schoolers how to stand up for themselves and still retain valued friendships. Learning these skills is critical for two reasons. On the most obvious level, it gives young people tools to resist peer pressure to use drugs or alcohol, have sex too soon, or get involved in illegal activities. On a more subtle level, it can enhance their self-esteem and contribute to their self-confidence at a vulnerable time of life.

    Among the techniques that work are changing the subject, talking things out, turning the tables on the person, refusing to continue the conversation, and just walking away. What doesn't work is yelling, continually making excuses, or getting angry.

    Viewers discover that in dealing with a friend, the way in which the "no" is said is very important. They learn about sending mixed messages, "Say what you mean," the program advises, "and mean what you say." Not only is it a good idea to clearly and briefly state the reasons for refusing a request, but it is equally appropriate to look for alternatives and compromises.

    Viewers also learn that when pressured to do something dangerous or illegal, the best thing to do is to ask themselves, "Is this the kind of friend I want?" and then accept that the loss of a friendship is a necessary consequence where personal safety or important values are involved.

    Item no.: FG08120175
    Format: DVD
    Duration:
    Copyright: 1997
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    CAGE THE RAGE: HANDLING YOUR ANGER

    This video provides thoughtful insights for understanding the frustration that arises in a conflict situation and methods for responding to that frustration. Dramatic scenarios describe three teenagers who are transported into "custody" where an "anger officer" takes them through the Cage the Rage experience. Students learn about a plan for dealing with conflicts in a way that leads to a positive resolution and promotes an attitude of self-control and self-responsibility.

    Item no.: NE00140543
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 18 minutes
    Copyright: 1996
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    Price: USD 100.00

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    ANGER: YOU SOLVE IT!

    Five short, true-to-life scenarios examine the many faces of anger. Viewers are asked how each character could have handled the situation in a way that would defuse the anger and help to find a positive solution to the problem at hand.

    Item no.: WL08120114
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 23 minutes
    Copyright: 1994
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    Price: USD 190.00

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    NO MORE TEASING

    This award-winning video features the "No More Teasing Team" who use realistic bullying situations to show kids how to change their own behavior to lessen the impact of teasing and bullying. Kids reinforce the key skills they are learning while having fun playing Dr. PlayWell's "Don't Pick on Me" game. They answer questions about bullying that help them rid their "school" of bullies.

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    Item no.: NP08120117
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 14 minutes
    Copyright: 1994
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    IN SEARCH OF CHARACTER VOLUME 1: TRUSTWORTHINESS

    Trust is the basis of all good relationships and a cornerstone of good character. This program shows what it means to be a person others can trust. We learn that trustworthy people keep their promises, are honest, reliable, principled, and never inappropriately betray a confidence. And to help understand how trusting relationships are developed, we look at a documentary about a high school peer counseling program, where trusting and being trusted are the keys to a healthy school community.

    Item no.: RB11370045
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned, With Facilitator's Guide)
    Duration: Approx. 25 minutes
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    IN SEARCH OF CHARACTER VOLUME 2: RESPECT

    This program shows how treating people with respect helps us get along with each other, avoid and resolve conflicts, and create a positive social climate. We see that respectful behavior means treating others with civility and courtesy, accepting personal differences, listening to what others have to say, and refraining from ridiculing, embarrassing or hurting others. And to demonstrate that each of us has a role in creating a respectful climate, we see an inspiring documentary about a biracial teenager's initiative to promote interracial respect.

    Item no.: YF11370047
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned, With Facilitator's Guide)
    Duration: Approx. 25 minutes
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    IN SEARCH OF CHARACTER VOLUME 3: RESPONSIBILITY

    Responsibility is often regarded as a burden, but here we discover that it is actually a great source of personal power. It is the key to taking charge of our lives. As a case in point, we see the remarkable example of a young woman who grew up in poverty but transformed her life by taking complete responsibility for shaping her own future. We learn that responsible people do what needs to be done, fulfill their obligations, are accountable for their actions, use good judgment, and don't let people down.

    Item no.: KY11370048
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned, With Facilitator's Guide)
    Duration: Approx. 25 minutes
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    IN SEARCH OF CHARACTER VOLUME 4: FAIRNESS

    Nothing makes people bristle like injustice, but often it's difficult to know what's fair and what isn't, or what to do when faced with injustice. This program helps young people understand how to live by the golden rule, what it takes to be a fair and just person, and how much our personal actions do matter. As a stunning example of individual effectiveness, we see the inspiring story of a teenage boy whose action in response to injustice launched a worldwide campaign to bring an end to exploitative child labor.

    Item no.: GS11370049
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned, With Facilitator's Guide)
    Duration: Approx. 25 minutes
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    IN SEARCH OF CHARACTER VOLUME 5: CARING

    Caring is not just a way of feeling, it's a way of behaving. This program teaches that what makes us caring people is doing caring things. We learn that caring people respond selflessly to the needs of others and treat others with kindness, concern, and generosity. And we see the stirring account of a teenage girl whose exemplary acts of caring have enriched the lives of disadvantaged children in her community.

    Item no.: NL11370050
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned, With Facilitator's Guide)
    Duration: Approx. 25 minutes
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    IN SEARCH OF CHARACTER VOLUME 6: CITIZENSHIP

    Citizenship, at its core, is social responsibility in action. This program considers what it means to be a good citizen - including doing your part for the common good, serving your community, and helping make our democracy work. And as proof that one person can make a big difference, we see the remarkable adventure of a teenage boy whose modest efforts at community service snowballed into legislative action that changed the way the state of Florida feeds its needy.

    Item no.: AG11370051
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned, With Facilitator's Guide)
    Duration: Approx. 25 minutes
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    IN SEARCH OF CHARACTER VOLUME 7: HONESTY

    This video begins with the surprising account of two boys who triggered a fire storm of criticism by committing a simple act of honesty. But as we see from their experience and the teen discussions that follow, choosing to be honest or dishonest does something to our character. Lying makes us liars. Cheating makes us cheaters. But being honest frees us to be real. Not only do honest people have stronger, better relationships with others, but their honesty makes them better people and it makes our world a better place.

    Item no.: GN11370052
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned, With Facilitator's Guide)
    Duration: Approx. 25 minutes
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    IN SEARCH OF CHARACTER VOLUME 8: COURAGE

    It takes a lot of courage to stand up for what's right when we stand alone. Or to do what's right despite disapproval and negative peer pressure. Or even to take risks that are for our own good. In this program we learn what it means to be morally courageous and how that empowers our lives. And we see proof positive in the courageous story of a teenage boy who broke from a gang and changed his friends so he could succeed in school and turn his life around.

    Item no.: WA11370053
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned, With Facilitator's Guide)
    Duration: Approx. 25 minutes
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    IN SEARCH OF CHARACTER VOLUME 9: DILIGENCE

    Imagine what life would be like if we approached each important task with discipline and focus. If we always did our best. If we persevered even when things became difficult or discouraging. In this program we look at what it means to be diligent and what a potent force diligence brings into our lives. As a case in point we see the poignant story of a teenage girl with cerebral palsy, whose diligent approach to living has enabled her to pursue and attain ambitious goals despite her disability.

    Item no.: MY11370054
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned, With Facilitator's Guide)
    Duration: Approx. 25 minutes
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    IN SEARCH OF CHARACTER VOLUME 10: INTEGRITY

    Being a person of integrity means you are solid, principled, true to your very best self. It means you walk your talk by living up to your highest ethical values. It means you always try to do what's right even in tough situations, and you don't let temptation compromise your values. This program reveals the subtle (and sometimes not so subtle) ways that life puts our integrity to the test, and profiles six teenagers whose integrity has proven to be a gift to themselves as well as to the world.

    Item no.: KS11370046
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned, With Facilitator's Guide)
    Duration: Approx. 25 minutes
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    SHOULD I SAY ANYTHING? HOW TO DECIDE

    Using vivid examples, this program helps middle schoolers understand there's a difference between snitching and confiding concerns about a risky or dangerous situation. The program covers whether or not to speak up when faced with potentially losing a friendship, or if a friend is in serious psychological or physical danger

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    Item no.: SH08120183
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 23 minutes
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    Price: USD 190.00

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