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DATE RAPE: A Violation of Trust
To the average student, the definitions of date rape and sexual assault are notoriously unclear. Use this program to eliminate
the confusion so young adults understand exactly what these things are - and the attitudes and biases that typically
accompany them - before anyone gets hurt. The video firmly reinforces the concepts that rape has its roots in hate crime;
date rape is just as wrong as rape by a stranger; a victim is never "asking for it", no matter how the person dresses; and no
one ever "deserves it". The video also underscores the rules of the dating game: a date is not an invitation for sex; No means
No; and the inability to give consent doesn't mean Yes. Interviews with rape survivors and mental health professionals shed
additional light on the trauma caused by rape, the process of post-rape emotional recovery, and the importance of post-rape
support by family and friends. Date rape drugs are given special attention, and tips on safer dating are provided.
*A viewable/printable instructor's guide is available online. #11371/0635 29 minutes 2008 $129.95 *CC
SEXUAL HARASSMENT: What You Can Do
It is estimated that four out of five teenagers experience sexual harassment at school. Many harassers see their behavior as
nothing more than harmless teasing. Often, victims of sexual harassment feel powerless and don't know what they can do to
protect themselves. Many bystanders who watch silently or laugh, don't understand the part they play in perpetuating this
behavior and the responsibility they have to stop it. Under the direction of experts in the field, a group teens including those
who have experienced sexual harassment, discuss the reality of life in high school today: how to tell the difference between
unwanted attention and flirting, the influence of the media, what victims and bystanders can do, and the importance of
reporting sexual harassment when it happens. #11033/1945 20 minutes 2007 *Includes Guide $149.95
TEEN SAFETY SERIES
Teens, as well as adults, harbor misinformation regarding personal safety.
Whether abuse, sexual violence or abduction, knowledge is the key to keeping
teens safe with friends, dates, strangers, and others. These three programs help
provide that necessary knowledge.
TEEN SAFETY: MYTHS vs. REALITY
What a teen doesn't know about abuse, sexual violence and abductions can have
dire consequences. In this program, teens will learn: dangerous times and
situations and how to avoid them; the case against cooperation; five ways in
which boys and girls have different risks; ten abuse and abduction prevention
tips; and what to do if something 'bad' happens.
TEEN SAFETY: DATING AND RELATIONSHIPS
This program uses realistic scenarios and interviews to: give information about
date rape drugs and how they work; demonstrate six strategies to prevent date
rape; illustrate the common warning signs of an unhealthy relationship;
introduce/reinforce the concept of "inappropriate touch"; and provide teens with
resources if abuse or occurring at home or school.
TEEN SAFETY: WHEN YOU ARE ALONE
Prevention is the key to stopping abuse, sexual violence or abduction. This
program uses realistic scenarios and interviews with experts to: provide realistic
strategies for a teen home alone; demonstrate safety strategies for a teen
walking or driving alone; tips to keep yourself safe while on the Internet;
demonstrate strategies for a teen in charge of young children; and personal
safety statistics to which teens will pay attention.
#11790/1290 Three programs 2008 Includes Teaching Materials for each program
$99.95 each or Series $219.95 *CC
EXTREME ETIQUETTE SERIES
Manners, civility, respect education can be exciting when students learn the ins and outs of etiquette in interesting
environments such as rock climbing and ballroom dancing. From the dinner table to the classroom, to the internet, help your
students learn how to be courteous. The benefits are happier relationships and more opportunities in the work world.
The four 20-minute programs in the series are on one DVD (also available separately):
THE NETIQUETTE EDGE - Teens get in on the ballroom dancing craze and realize that learning the steps of technology
manners is a lot like learning dance steps. By applying good manners to the Internet, cell phones, iPods and other gadgets,
they see how to keep wired to today's technology without losing the personal touch. .
THE SCHOOL MANNERS ADVENTURE - Every day is an adventure at school, with a maze of environments and interactions
waiting for students. How do they maintain good manners and composure through it all? Covers classroom expectations,
hallway behavior, lunchroom etiquette, bully prevention and peer interaction.
TAKE YOUR MANNERS PUBLIC - Teens heading out to help with a charity event learn how to practice a variety of community
courtesies in all kinds of public places. How do you act on public transportation, in a movie theater, in a restaurant, in a
gym, at a laundromat, when shopping or as a guest? This DVD teaches teens that small courtesies can add up to big
impressions anywhere.
THE COURTESY CHALLENGE - The members of a rock-climbing team realize they need to brush up on the basics of manners.
The more they learn, the higher they climb. To master extreme etiquette they must follow the "CLIMB" protocol: use
Common courtesies, watch their Language, make smooth Introductions, know Mealtime manners, and go beyond the Basics.
#11340/1290 Four programs 2007 *Includes Teaching Materials $249.95 *CC Grades 6 to 12
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