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One-year olds sleep a lot. In their "spare time" they figure out how to use over six hundred muscles and embrace the scary task of becoming an individual. Physical, mental, emotional and social development intertwine as toddlers in their second year of life learn to move, think and speak in new ways. Watch our cast of toddlers struggle with the conflict between wanting to be independent and the desire to cling to the security of a parent and…

One-year olds sleep a lot. In their "spare time" they figure out how to use over six hundred muscles and embrace the scary task of becoming an individual. Physical, mental, emotional and social development intertwine as toddlers in their second year of life learn to move, think and speak in new ways. Watch our cast of toddlers struggle with the conflict between wanting to be independent and the desire to cling to the security of a parent and learn: -Different personality styles and the role of temper tantrums in emotional development. -The major developmental milestones of the second year of life. -The struggle between "I can do it myself" and "Mommy you do it." -The development of self-awareness and concern for others. -How scribbles evolve into organized forms and the child discovers the universal symbol of order a circle. -The growing ability of two-year-olds to follow story lines and make multi-step plans. -The emergence of personal agency and the realization that people influence each other's feelings. -How they work out contradictions between wanting to possess and to share, between yes and no, between creating and destroying. Show more Show less

Students and workshop participants will: 1. understand and conceptualize the root causes of violence; 2. be able to develop specific action plans to prevent and treat individual and community violence. The DVD's present a useful blend of lecturette and actual interviews with gang members. The gang members present powerful personal experiences which will bring the issue before your students as real emotional experience.

This documentary film is about the medical students of Tzu Chi University's first incision on a donated lifeless body for their anatomy course.

Documentary on the programme for youth education in HIV/AIDS prevention in Toco, Trinidad & Tobago. Radio Toco, Toco Youth and Sexuality Project. Supported by the Caribbean Support Initiative.

For the majority of preadolescents, the only practical means for developing an appropriately fit musculoskeletal system is a sensible, supervised program of strength exercise. Youth Strength Training: A Need, Not an Option summarizes and applies 25 years of research on designing and implementing safe, effective, and time-efficient youth strength-training protocols. Featuring a breakout session at the 2009 ACSM Health & Fitness Summit, the DVD…

For the majority of preadolescents, the only practical means for developing an appropriately fit musculoskeletal system is a sensible, supervised program of strength exercise. Youth Strength Training: A Need, Not an Option summarizes and applies 25 years of research on designing and implementing safe, effective, and time-efficient youth strength-training protocols. Featuring a breakout session at the 2009 ACSM Health & Fitness Summit, the DVD details the key factors involved in developing sound strength-training programs for both average and overweight boys and girls. Show more Show less

Francis Ford Coppola returns to the realm of his mastery with a film about growing young. Lightning strikes Dominic Matei (Tim Roth) so close to death that he ages backwards from 70 to 40 in a week, attracting the world and the Nazis. Now he's on the run with a new love for life, but with no hope of knowing his phenomenal fate.