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Film Forum
The following films and videos were shown during the conference and are available to order:
Alcohol, Anger & Abuse
This four-part, interactive video program addresses the problems of child abuse and neglect related to substance
abuse and discusses appropriate interventions and treatments. The series helps to identify families with common
patterns of alcohol and drug-related child abuse and family violence. This program is ideal for in-service, pre-service,
and self-instructional training and proves to be a great resource for professionals in the fields of social work, substance
and child abuse treatment and prevention, mental and public health, education, and medicine. Scenarios include:
Get Me Another Beer
Alcohol-Related Child Maltreatment |
Time to Snuggle
Alcohol-Related Child Sexual Abuse |
The Morning After
Alcohol-Related Domestic Violence and Child Neglect |
Night-time Tears and Fears
Alcohol-Related Emotional Child Abuse |
| Audience: |
Home viewers, parent educators, and family practitioners |
| Length: |
30 minutes |
| Producer: |
Family Development Resources, Inc. (c. 2004) |
| To Order: |
Visit http://www.nurturingparenting.com or call 800.688.5822 |
Child Abuse and Neglect: Neglect and Sexual Abuse
The video identifies the characteristics of negligent parents or caretakers and the effects of negligence on infants and
toddlers. In addition, this film differentiates between contact and non-contact sexual abuse.
| Audience: |
Home viewers ages 13 to adult and parent educators |
| Length: |
28 minutes |
| Producer: |
Concept Media (c. 2005) |
| To Order: |
Visit http://www.conceptmedia.com or call 800.233.7078 |
Child Abuse and Neglect: Psychological and Physical Abuse
Showing the effects of psychological abuse on children, this video also defines both psychological and physical abuse.
The film identifies behaviors and characteristics of adults who intentionally harm their children.
| Audience: |
Home viewers ages 13 to adult and parent educators |
| Length: |
24 minutes |
| Producer: |
Concept Media (c. 2005) |
| To Order: |
Visit http://www.conceptmedia.com or call 800.233.7078 |
Child Abuse and Neglect: The Vulnerable Young Child
The video describes the impact of young vulnerable children on society.
| Audience: |
Home viewers ages 13 to adult and parent educators |
| Length: |
29 minutes |
| Producer: |
Concept Media (c. 2005) |
| To Order: |
Visit http://www.conceptmedia.com or call 800.233.7078 |
Inclusion
Volume 1: Focus on Toddlers & Pre-K
Exceptional modeling
Volume 1 clips show teachers, child care providers, and parents working with children in care settings: preschool,
Head Start, and at home. Emphasis is on learning how to support non-typically developing children in a variety of
social settings. This video teaches viewers how to sharpen their observation skills, how to model ways to support and
encourage children, and how to adapt their environment to the needs of the child. Vignettes illustrate friendship
building and fostering a child's independence.
Clips in Volume 1 include:
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Clip 1: All Around with Eric.
A wheelchair and braces don't stop Eric from participating at circle time, choice time, story time, as well as outside
on the playground.
Clip 2: Katelyn Can!
Mom's supportive and respectful tone encourages her severely disabled daughter to successfully complete a
hands-on project.
Clip 3: Nicholas Explores.
In a busy parent/toddler classroom, the smallest child occupies center-stage: climbing, sliding, and experiencing his
share of bumps and falls.
Clip 4: Crashing through Walls.
A teacher strives to support two boys at different developmental levels during a turn-taking game on a slide.
Clip 5: First Day Meltdown.
When a child has an intense emotional outburst, his teacher moves in quickly to keep him safe and help him to
calm down.
Clip 6: Pals.
In this preschool classroom, the environment contributes to stimulating conversation and friendship between a typically
developing boy and his peers.
Clip 7: Everyone's on the Ball.
A younger sister's therapy becomes a natural, playful part of family life.
Clip 8: Larisha Goes to School.
Teachers encourage a child with a walker to expect she can succeed and to be more independent.
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| Audience: |
Teachers, parent educators, child care providers for infants and toddlers |
| Length: |
35 minutes |
| Producer: |
Educational Productions, Inc. (c. 1999) |
| To Order: |
Visit http://www.edpro.com/products or call 800.950.4949 |
Promoting Social Emotional Competence
These video clips are intended to be used as a companion to the Training Modules created by the Center on the
Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning. This video clip series establishes a basis for several activities that
have been designed to support early childhood professionals as they strive to promote the social and emotional
development of young children and to prevent challenging behaviors.
| Audience: |
Home viewers and early childhood professionals |
| Length: |
30 minutes |
| Producer: |
Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning |
| To Order: |
Visit http://csefel.uiuc.edu |
Touchpoints
This three-video series features noted pediatrician T. Berry Brazelton who describes challenges that arise when spurts
in development bring a new sense of independence in young children. He refers to these times as "touchpoints,"
when parents must decide how to support a child's development.
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Volume 1: Pregnancy, Birth, and the First Weeks of Life
Expectant couples discuss their concerns: Will my baby be okay? Will I be a good parent? Brazelton demonstrates the
competencies of newborns and explains how to interpret their behavior.
Volume 2: First Month through the First Year
This video features parents describing the different cries of their newborns. Brazelton shows how to comfort a fussy
baby, explains the stages of sleep, and traces the growth of independence. He explains the meanings of negativism
and tantrums and suggests ways to avoid battles.
Volume 3: One Year through Toddlerhood (not featured in this film forum presentation)
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| Audience: |
Home viewers and parent educators for infants and toddlers |
| Length: |
45 minutes per volume |
| Producer: |
ConsumerVision, Inc. (c. 1991) |
| To Order: |
Visit http://www.consumervisiononline.com or call 631.329.4860 |
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