QUESTAR III SUBJECT/TITLE INDEX P ART & MUSIC: BAROQUE ...

DIETICIANCHEF
QUESTAR III
DIETICIAN/CHEF
VH3470
VHS videocassette, JH, 20, C
(Vol.2:Prog.11) (CAREERS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY) (CAREERS
FOR THE 21ST CENTURY) (TakeOff, 1993)
DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION-A TOOL FOR AL
VH2324 VHS videocassette, T, 60
Students at all learning levels and varied learning styles are receiving
instruction in the same classrooms. Examples of differentiated
instruction are shown. (ST.ED., 1)
DIFFERENTIATING INSTRUCTION
VH468
VHS videocassette, T, 90, C
A 2-tape video staff development series that shows how to create
multiple avenues to learning that challenge all students in a
mixed-ability classroom. (ASCD, 1997)
DIG, THE
VH2294
VHS videocassette, JH, 22, C
This program is an all too brief tribute to a remarkable seventh-grade
teacher, Richard Edwardson, who each year for the past dozen or so
years, has prepared a series of archaeological "sites" by "salting"
the earth with "artifacts" manufactured by himself and some of his
former students. Then, after careful and lengthy preparation in the
classroom, students head to the field, where they excavate this
manufactured site. (Ind.Univ., 1990)
DIGESTION: FOOD TO ENERGY
VH3736
VHS videocassette, I-J, 16, C
Live action and animation teaches viewers how the human digestive
system works. (Barr, 1989)
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, THE (2nd Ed.)
VH2141
VHS videocassette, J-H, 21, C
Using precise animation and photography, this fascinating film
shows the mechanical and chemical processes of digestion. (EB,
1981)
DINOSAUR:THE FIRST CLUE: TALE OF A TOOTH
VH3117
VHS videocassette, I-J, 48, C
In 1824, the discovery of a giant tooth rocked the foundation of
scientific and Christian thinking. Digs around the world revealed
mysterious footprints and fossils. And in America, the hunt for
bones was truly on... (Wilson Media, 1991)
DINOSAUR:THE FOSSIL RUSH: TALE OF A BONE
VH3118
VHS videocassette, I-J, 48, C
The "bone rush" began in America in the 1870's. Fossil hunters
risked life and limb in their quest for dinosaur remains. Also
introduces students to Tyrannosaurus Rex. Through the magic of
film we make a trip inside a Dinosaur Egg. (Wilson Media, 1991)
DIRECTIONS: UP, DOWN, ALL AROUND
VH3211
VHS videocassette, P-I, 15, C
Join Ramy and her brother, Jake, as they visit their grandfather one
rainy day and discover the Flapdoodle. Through animation, this
piloted flying machine takes the children for a ride that teaches
them the concepts of direction. (NG, 1992)
DISCIPLINE APPROACHES IN THE CLASSROOM
VH3065
VHS videocassette, T, 28, C
Demonstrates effective discipline strategies and how to integrate
them with your individual management style. (EFFECTIVE
MANAGEMENT FOR POSITIVE ACHIEVEMENT IN THE
CLASSROOM) (EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT FOR POSITIVE
ACHIEVEMENT IN THE CLASSROOM) (UDI,)
DISCIPLINE IS A SPECIAL KIND OF LOVE
VH3029
VHS videocassette, T, 21, C
"Caring should be evidenced in every facet of the middle level
school and caring is also being convinced that all children can
learn." The speaker tells how one school is organized to encourage
positive involvement of teachers, students and parents. (NASSP,)
DISCOVERING THE CELL
VH3400
VHS videocassette, J-H, 28, C
All forms of life begin as a single cell. An animated tour of cell
DINKY HOCKER
components and spectacular computer-generated three-dimensional
VH237 VHS videocassette, P-I, 32, C images highlight this video about one of life's basic building blocks.
Based on M.E. Kerr's best-selling book "Dinky Hocker Shoots (NG, 1992)
Smack", this film portrays the plight of a girl who is "hooked" --not
on drugs, but on food. The film opens discussions on coping with
DISCOVERING THE FUTURE: BUSINESS OF PARADIGMS, THE
personal problems, self-image, and nutrition. (LCA,) VH2373 VHS videocassette, T, 38, C
Joel Barker, lecturer and author, explores how hidden barriers to
DINNER AND A SHOW-(#17)
new ideas limit our ability to successfully anticipate the future.
VH1703 VHS videocassette, I-H, 30, C (Charthouse, 1990)
In this program, Shane's dilemma offers a different perspective on
the stereotype of teen fathers. Also, the DeGrassi teens explore DISCOVERING THE FUTURE: PARADIGM PIONEERS
complex relationships with their parents and friends and both VH2372 VHS videocassette, T, 30, C
Melanie and Shane realize that it takes courage and honesty to Helps viewers understand why some individuals are poised to take
confront difficult personal situations. (DEGRASSI JR. HIGH)
advantage of the opportunities created by paradigm shifts while
(DEGRASSI JR. HIGH) (Direct Cinema, 1987) others merely watch them pass by. (Charthouse, 1992)
DINOSAUR WHO WONDERED WHO HE WAS, THE/GILLY THE
DISCOVERING THE FUTURE: POWER OF VISION, THE
SALAMANDER/ LADYBUG, LADYBUG WINTER IS COMING VH2368 VHS videocassette, T, 30, C
VH238 VHS videocassette, P, 37, C From Ancient Greece to the sweeping changes taking place in
Program #1: The adventures of "Diplodocus", who had a lot to learn Europe and the Pacific Rim, from grade school to the corporate
about himself and the world. Program #2: An orphan, Gilly grows boardroom, Joel Barker takes us on a far-reaching exploration of
up thinking he is really a too-long frog. Finally, unable to bear the how positive and meaningful visions of the future provide purpose
unkind jibes of the frogs, he leaves to find his true identity. and direction to the present. (Charthouse,)
Program #3: Not knowing about autumn and winter, ladybug goes
through the forest, finds out about winter habits of other insects DISCOVERING THE ORCHESTRA:BRASS
and animals, and finally finds a safe place to live until spring. VH1338 VHS videocassette, J-HS, 25, C
(Coronet,)
Introduces the trumpet, its relative, the piccolo trumpet, the French
horn, trombone, and tuba. (Sirs Music,)
DINOSAUR:BIRTH OF A LEGEND: TALE OF AN EGG
VH3119 VHS videocassette, I-J, 48, C DISCOVERING THE ORCHESTRA:ORCHESTRA
In 1922, the discovery of dinosaur eggs in Mongolia shed further VH1341 VHS videocassette, J-H, 25, C
light on the question: where did the dinosaurs go wrong? Animation In this, the culmination of the series, a concert is seen through the
takes us back to the way it was millions of years ago. How the experienced eyes and ears of the conductor as he uses each
baby dinosaur fed, how it grew, and how it faced its enemies. instrument and section to build a masterful performance. (Sirs
(Wilson Media, 1991)
Music,)
DINOSAUR:GIANT BIRDS OF THE AIR: TALE OF A FEATHER
DISCOVERING THE ORCHESTRA:PERCUSSION
VH3120 VHS videocassette, I-J, 48, C VH1340 VHS videocassette, J-HS, 24, C
Walter Cronkite considers the staggering theory that birds in your Known as musical noisemakers, percussion instruments come in all
garden are inheritors of the dinosaur. Archeopteryx the shapes and sizes and provide a fascinating array of sights and
dinosaur-like bird is closely examined. (Wilson Media, 1991) sounds. (Sirs Music,)
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