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This
program presents an attention-grabbing drama to get teens talking
about important ethical issues depicting underage drinking,
unprotected sex, date rape, and the responsibility of friends,
siblings, parents, and counselors to help loved ones avoid making
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Don’t
Blow Smoke In My Face
tackles tobacco and marijuana use among teenagers. The dramatic
scenes depict the social causes and the legal consequences. The
program ends with an interview with a professor who talks about the
addictive nature of smoking and the unhealthy effects of nicotine
and drug use. |
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compilation A
summer party turns tragic when some teenagers drink and get behind
the wheel. This program sends a powerful message to teens that
drinking and driving definitely don’t mix.
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Alcohol
& Violence:
The dramatic events in this program graphically show how alcohol use
can lead to irrational and even violent behavior, with tragic
consequences. The program ends with a group discussion by the
teenage actors. A springboard for discussing the negative effects of
alcohol.
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MAKING
CHOICES: Four Girls, Four problems. Jenny, Danielle, Shannae, and
Erica are typical kids in lots of ways, yet each of them has a
problem that demands attention. This program looks at the problems
of promiscuity, pregnancy, and the use of sports drugs. Without
being preachy this video will launch some very important discussions
pertaining to how teens handle the problems that come up in today's
world.
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Randy
and Kim’s parents are very strict and they drink too much. Their
father, especially, is both verbally and physically violent. Kim
becomes concerned when she sees her brother Randy mirroring her
father’s abusive behavior. This program will help teens identify
bad role models in their own lives and to hopefully make the
necessary changes.
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Teen
pregnancy and HIV: Four short dramatic scenes deal with teen
pregnancy and HIV. In one scene a young man faces the responsibility
of getting his girlfriend pregnant. In other scenes teens deal with
the possibility of having contracted AIDS. Another scene depicts two
scenes discussing abstinence. A real discussion starter.
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Choices
in Life and Death: This program explores the tragedy of teen suicide
as it looks at the dramatic events surrounding the death of
Rosemarie. The program shows how to recognize the signs of severe
depression and hopelessness and looks at what people can do if they
think someone may be suicidal. The program ends with a counseling
session which reaffirms the value of life.
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This
program offers a powerful lesson on how to control jealous feelings
when they spiral out of control. When a young man’s ex-girlfriend
starts to see another guy he begins to stalk them.
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The
Mean Streets, Life in a Gang: This is the story of three teenagers
caught in the grips of gang life. The program explores the reasons
for their involvement and how to get out. To
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