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ENERGY
ELECTING A PRESIDENT
VH1013
VHS videocassette, IJH, 25, C
This video examines both the hoopla that surrounds a presidential
race and the structure the Constitution provides for presidential
succession. (Knowledge Un., 1995)
ELECTING A PRESIDENT: THE PROCESS
VH3747
VHS videocassette, I-J, 22, C
Focusing on presidential elections, this program includes information
about presidential eligibility, the electoral college, presidential
politics relating to elections, primaries, conventions and campaigns.
(Rainbow, 1993)
ELECTRICITY
VH1406
VHS videocassette, P, 13, C
This film combines live action, animated diagrams, and a catchy
original song to trace the generation and flow of electricity from the
dam on the river to the outlet in the wall. (Disney,)
ELECTRICITY: A FIRST FILM
VH1049
VHS videocassette, PI, 13, C
This video shows clearly how electricity works, how we can
generate it, the many ways it helps us, and some of the fads about
its effect on the environment. (BFA,)
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:ELECTRON
ARRANGEMENT
VH3320
VHS videocassette, JH, 10, C
When physicists Erwin Schrodinger and Werner Heisenberg applied
wave mechanics to the atom, they theorized that Bohr's energy
levels consisted of sub-levels, or orbitals. This program
demonstrates the importance of the number of electrons in the outer
orbitals of the properties of the atom. (FFH, 1992)
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:HOW ATOMS BOND
VH3321
VHS videocassette, JH, 10, C
The forces of attraction and repulsion within atoms are examined,
and the different types of bonds that form are shown. Covalent
bonds, in which atoms share electrons, and ionic bonds, in which an
electron is traded from one atom to another, are explained. (FFH,
1992)
ELEMENTARY ELECTRICITY
VH3394
VHS videocassette, I, 20, C
Spark students' interest in electricity with the story of the invention
that changed our world−the incandescent light. (NG, 1993)
ELEPHANTS AND HIPPOS IN AFRICA
VH1509
VHS videocassette, I-J-S, 17, C
Living in herds, these ponderous animals present a fascinating
parade as they forage, fight, and play in the seldom seen routine of
daily existence. (Disney,)
ELEPHANT'S CHILD, THE
VH1754
VHS videocassette, P-H, 27, C
Animated version of Rudyard Kipling's "Just So" story, about how
the elephant came by his distinctive sniffer is given a hearty
narration by Jack Nicholson. (Mov.Un., 1986)
ELVIS ON TOUR
VH1587
VHS videocassette, J-H, 93, C
Elvis speaks publicly about his life and career, rare footage from his
early days, as well as some extraordinary scenes when the camera
catches Elvis in rare, private moments. (Ed. Record,)
EMERGENCY DRIVING PROCEDURES/ABC OF THE DIESEL
ENGINE/SIGNS AND LINES/OUR AMERICAN CROSSROADS
VH438
VHS videocassette, I-H, 60, C
Program #1: How do you handle a skid?, a panic stop? What do you
do if you suddenly run off the road? These questions are answered
as the camera follows a young driver through the Advanced Driver
Education course at the General Motors Proving Ground. Program
#2: Explains the principles of the diesel engine. Program #3: Shows
the familiar road signs and pavement markings now being replaced
in the U.S. Program 4: An entertaining film about the automobile in
our changing way of life. (Gift,)
EMERGENCY!: HEALTH CARE IN AMERICA
VH3866 VHS videocassette, JS, 120
Health care has become a major political issue. Ted Koppel hosts
this special on the urgent need for reform in the U.S. (TCH.V)
EMPIRE OF REASON, AN
VH1764
VHS videocassette, I-J-H, 60, C
The story of the ratification debates on the U.S. Constitution in
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:INTRODUCING THE
New York State as it would have been presented by today's
PLAYERS electronic media. Featuring many familiar broadcast personalities,
VH3318 VHS videocassette, JH, 10, C including Walter Cronkite, John Chancellor, and Phil Donahue.
This program introduces the atom and the three main subatomic (NY St.Bicen.Com.,)
particles−the electron, the proton, and the neutron. The location,
charge, and relative mass of these particles are demonstrated.
ENCOURAGING AUTONOMY
Ernest Rutherford's model of the atom is reviewed in terms of its VH3093 VHS videocassette, T, 30, C
advances and shortcomings. (FFH, 1992) (HOW TO TALK SO KIDS WILL LISTEN) (HOW TO TALK SO KIDS
WILL LISTEN) (KET,)
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:METALS AND IONIC
SOLIDS
END OF INNOCENCE, THE
VH3323 VHS videocassette, JH, 10, C VH2314 VHS videocassette, IJH, 29, C
The common properties of metal−its conductivity and malleability At some point, every teenager will be offered drugs and alcohol.
−can be explained by the types of bonding that occur between This program gives teenagers a view of the choices other teenagers
metal atoms. (FFH, 1992) have made about using drugs. They'll hear no lectures or horror
stories. Instead, they'll get a large dose of their peers' thoughts
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:THE RUTHERFORD-BOHR about drugs and alcohol. (WRGB, 1990)
ATOM
VH3319 VHS videocassette, JH, 10, C ENERGY FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT HEAT
With his concept of energy levels, Bohr saved Rutherford's model of VH2580 VHS videocassette, PI, 23
the atom. This program explores Bohr's hypothesis that electrons Young students learn that all objects have heat energy; it's just that
can occupy only definite energy levels. The transfer of electrons some have more than others. They will discover what heat energy
between energy levels and the relationship between the properties is and how we use it, while the host's humorous antics help kids
of an atom and its electron arrangement are also discussed. (FFH, understand how heat moves through conduction, convection and
1992) radiation. Melting point and boiling point are explained with colorful
footage and graphics. (L.VIDE)
ELECTRON ARRANGEMENT AND BONDING:MOLECULAR
SUBSTANCE AND COVALENT CRYSTALS
ENERGY FOR CHILDREN: ALL ABOUT THE CONSERVATION OF
VH3322 VHS videocassette, JH, 10, C ENERGY
This program explains stable and unstable atomic bonds. Diatomic VH2581 VHS videocassette, PI, 23
molecules form when atoms share pairs of electrons, held together This program teaches young students that activities such as
by covalent bonds. Polar molecules, produced by a combination of carpooling with friends, riding their bikes, turning off lights when
covalent and ionic bonds, occur when one nucleus has a stronger they leave a room and recycling help reduce energy consumption.
charge than the other. (FFH, 1992) They will see that garbage, a kind of biomass, can be an energy
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