The Exceptional Child I defines the educationally exceptional child by using scenes of children and interviews to help viewers develop an understanding of the wide range of exceptionalities. Available in DVD and VHS formats.

This tape focuses on children who have been successfully included in regular public school programs following intense early intervention as a result of being about medically fragile and technology dependent The tape shows Daniel, age 6, at school with other children.

Parents and teachers talk about the ability of the children with special health care needs to flourish in a regular environment and to build new academic and social skills. Available in DVD and VHS formats.

The Power of Two is for new and experienced teachers, and it defines and demonstrates co-teaching models for team teaching in the classroom to help children perform better and exceed expectations through co-teaching collaboration. Available in DVD and VHS formats.

Teachers from elementary through high school face dilemmas in their efforts of collaboration and partnership management. Marilyn Friend addresses these issues and presents them in unique ways that provide effective solutions and ideas to improve team-based programs.

In this video Dr Michele Borba presents her international program for helping schools build student self-esteem. Includes: VHS

This package includes complete versions of both Elementary and Secondary Kits at a special price.

This video gives new methods of using curricula in an inclusive environment for children with disabilities, and it is written by professionals who show that children can learn effectively through a variety educational settings. Includes: VHS and Teachers Desk Reference

This book is a guide for meeting the learning needs of gifted students in the mixed-abilities classroom without losing control, causing resentment, or spending hours preparing extra materials.

This video delivers the highlights of Step by Step: Heather's Story, which demonstrates the process of inclusion throughout a long period of time.

Closed captioned.

Includes: VHS

This program examines the lives of children with diabetes and shows how they cope with their conditions by engaging in fun activities such as play. Includes: VHS

The fundamental assumption of Schoolwide Behavioral Support (SBS) is that behavior can and should be taught just as academics are taught. This video illustrates the implementation of Schoolwide Behavioral Support in two Indiana public schools for an entire year, the step-by-step training of leadership teams, and the eight elements of behavioral support. Includes: VHS with Resource Guide and Related Article

This program discusses services and creating the right atmosphere that is conducive to effective inclusion in public school. Includes: VHS with 150-page Book

Developed to help educators and parents understand and implement inclusive practices, this video shows how to adapt regular education classrooms to fully include students with severe disabilities. Available on VHS or DVD. Languages: English and Spanish

This video shows the inclusion of children in kindergarten and elementary school who have special needs, disabilities, disfigurement, or impairments. It shows them doing fun activities such as sports, games, and playground play.

This video features professionals and parents describing specific techniques that have worked for them in guiding and teaching children with Asperger Syndrome in class settings that range from elementary through high school. Includes: VHS and DVD

The purpose of this handbook is to provide information about creating collaborative IEPs in a format that is easily understood by all who might be involved in the IEP process. Includes: 1 handbook

This video shows children with chronic conditions practicing karate, enjoying summer camp, playing soccer, perfecting scouting skills, playing musical instruments, driving cart racers, and having fun. Includes: VHS

Look what you've done! Hearing these words can be painful to a child, especially a child with a learning disability. Robert Broods, a clinical psychologist describes how children with learning disabilities can build their self esteem and skills. Includes: VHS

This two-video set explores the concept and practice of inclusion. The first video defines what inclusion is and is not. The second video examines the relationship between regular and special educators who co-teach. Includes: Two VHS tape set with 35 page booklet

This program shows an insightful lecture given by Bruce Buehler about the implementation of current medical knowledge into the methods of teaching special needs children in our public schools. Includes: VHS

This program shows several children from different age groups who have gone through inclusion, and these success stories give teachers a positive outlook about effective inclusion practices. Includes: VHS

This video set includes 7 videos that record the inclusion of disabled children at home and school. It involves their families, teachers, and the different revolving parts of their support network that combine to enrich their lives.

Available in VHS and DVD

Host Richard Lavoie, a nationally recognized expert on learning disabilities, explains why children with learning disabilities experience rejection in social situations, and what parents and teachers can do to help them improve their social skills. Includes: VHS or DVD with Guide

This video presents the story of elementary school inclusion for all students in a diverse and unique school district.

This video is comprised of parts from Choices, which shows options for observing and implementing step-by-step inclusive practices that are effective in integrating special needs children into regular classrooms.

Includes: VHS

This video and workbook outlines a best practice approach to successfully integrate elementary and middle school students with Emotional Behavioral Disorder (EBD)into the educational mainstream. Available in DVD and VHS formats. Includes: PDF Workbook

This series was developed for parents, educators, and providers who care for and serve children with special needs.

This program displays effective collaboration between teachers and special education educators. This video also discusses the needs of administration and ways to support inclusion within the organization as well as throughout the neighborhood. Available on DVD

This video discusses how families view inclusion and what their expectations and hopes are for their children with special needs. Includes: VHS

Dr. Thomas Armstrong provides a process for finding talents in children and determining in what areas they are gifted. Available in VHS format only.

This program's focus is to motivate and train teachers, administrators, and child-care providers to give them realistic expectations about inclusion. Includes: VHS

Look what you've done! Hearing these words can be painful to a child, especially a child with a learning disability. In this program clinical psychologist Robert Broods, author of The Self-Esteem Teacher, teaches us how our children exhibit "everyday courage" and how to find their "islands of competence" and then build on those strengths. Includes: VHS

This program profiles three elementary-school-age children with disabilities. The children all have different disabilities: Tristan is deaf, Olivia has a visual impairment, and Emily lost a leg in a farm accident. Includes: VHS

This video, about disabilities, teaches that people are more alike than different and it encourages children with disabilities to strive towards their goals. Available in VHS format only.

In four schools teachers, parents, and students demonstrate personalized learning from a K-12 perspective. Includes: VHS

This program contains footage about post-elementary school inclusion, and both parents and teachers alike will find this 4-step approach useful for integrating children with severe disabilities and special needs into their schools. Includes: VHS