Children who are medically fragile and dependent on technology can miss the opportunity to develop physically, cognitively, or socially as do other children. The tape shows Daniel who has complex medical needs as he participates at preschool in play activities with other similar children. His mother discribes the benefits of preschool. Available in DVD and VHS formats.

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 video presents the benefits of inclusion to communities, teachers, and parents through a workshop held by inclusion experts, Dr. Marsha Forest, Dr. Jack Pearpoint, and Ms. Judith Snow.

This video looks at successful preschool inclusion at four diverse centers. The components of success are discussed and illustrated through real life vignettes of teachers and children working together in their inclusive classrooms. 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.

This teaching resource shows a team meeting in-action where the individual team members demonstrate their personal reactions and resistance to impending change. The video offers strategies to understand and overcome resistance issues. Available in DVD and VHS formats.

This video examines the challenges and rewards of following through on the promise of inclusive education for high school students with special needs. Includes: VHS

High Schools are known to be slow when it comes to incorporating inclusion in their system. This program is about the actual experiences of educators in a high school who effectively implemented inclusion throughout their curricula and teaching settings in order to appropriately accommodate disabled and special needs children. Includes: VHS

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 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

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

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

This program involves methods of effective inclusion for teachers and child-care providers in pre-service and in-service settings. 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

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

Parents are children’s first and most influential teachers. This book provides strategies for teaching the life skills children from age three through young adulthood need to live as independently as possible.

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

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 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 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

This video is a documentary portrait of an adolescent who suffers from an extremely severe case of Tourette Syndrome, a neurological disorder causes him to make involuntary sounds, including a constant stream of profanity. Available on VHS and DVD.

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, 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.

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