Educational Support

As children learn how to find constructive solutions (with teachers' help), they're developing essential communication, empathy, and negotiating skills for use throughout their lives. This program includes a special section on preventing bullying.

By using student and teacher dramatizations of actual classroom situations tailored to a secondary school setting, the video empowers educators to respond effectively to student behavior, reducing disruptions and improving the overall classroom atmosphere.

This video shows how to develop a unified classroom community and deal with challenges. It examines how teachers can develop skills to create cohesive communities, especially during times of conflict, demonstrating techniques for creating a positive atmosphere even in a difficult classroom.

In this program, special education expert Lee Ann Jung takes viewers for an inside look at inclusive excellence in action. Viewers visit several classrooms to see what real inclusion looks like and to discover how it benefits all students, with and without learning differences.

Author Marilee Sprenger explains how to put brain research–based, time-saving strategies for mastering vocabulary into action. The program also introduces teachers to easy-to-implement, 10-minute or shorter mini-lessons that help students build a robust vocabulary and develop greater confidence in reading, writing, and testing.

Erik Palmer, presents an approach to teaching speaking skills that is focused on preparing students for communication both inside and beyond the classroom. It takes students to elementary, middle, and high school classrooms where teachers are guiding and assessing students in collaborative discussions, media literacy, questioning and reasoning, speech presentation, effective multimedia use, and adapting speech to different content and tasks.

This program describes how HighScope’s active participatory learning model of early education provides inclusive experiences for children with and without disabilities, allowing children at all levels to succeed. It demonstrates how active learning principles, the learning environment, the daily routine, and team planning with specialists help teachers individualize instruction for all young learners.

Emotions run wild in the mind of a young girl who is uprooted from her peaceful life in the Midwest and forced to move to San Francisco.

“Inside Out 2” returns to the mind of newly minted teenager Riley just as headquarters is undergoing a sudden demolition to make room for something entirely unexpected.