Educational Classroom Student Videos

Using the framework of the Holland Hexagon, this program uses a variety of vignettes to explore six personality types. Interviews with actual workers give students a first-hand look at what types of jobs match these personalities and strengths.

In this program Chef Valerie Rovira shows host Jeff Gardner the teamwork and creativity required to be a chef and discusses the safety issues in the kitchen.

In Professor Child’s Children and Divorce series, children teach others about divorce by sharing their personal experiences. They describe what divorce means to them, how it has changed their lives, what has helped, what they love most about their families, and much more.

The Experience and Feelings, chapters include What Divorce Means to Me, How I Heard, My Biggest Worry, Things That Help, and If I Had a Magic Wand.

In Professor Child’s Children and Grief series, children teach others about the grieving process by sharing their personal stories of losing a loved one. We hear about their grief and loss and how they are coping and healing.

In Professor Child’s Children of Military Families series, children teach others what its like to have a parent deployed in the military by sharing their personal stories.

In this program, Civil Engineer Epi Salazar helps host, Jeff Gardner get a grasp on the technical side of roads, bridges and buildings.

This program answers questions children ask about Computers such as: What can you do with a computer? What is a "Motherboard?" What piece of computer equipment enables you to see the information that is inside a computer?

In this program, host Jeff Gardner meets with Mike Crumrine who has been operating large cranes for 30 years. We learn about the differences between old and new cranes, how to inspect them, how they work and the training and skills necessary to become a crane operator.

The Dance Class For Actors & Musical Theater With Cathy Roe - Level 1 & Level 2. Level 1 includes a full dance class forbeginners that includes basic warm up, exercises for building rhythm skills

Super and Spice and everything nice, thats what Chef David Forestell will be cooking. From classic deserts to recipies with a savory spin, they will all tempt your taste buds.

In this program host Melody Young gets a check-up with a modern-day dentist who performs magic. Subjects Covered Include: How long do you have to go to school to be a dentist?

The innovation and evolution of digital technologies has created a new way of teaching, learning, socializing, and communicating. The adoption of new digital technology is so rapid that a uniform and proactive concept of responsible use is often overlooked. With these constant changes, the irresponsible, and often dangerous and malicious use of these digital devices can lead to negative, life-altering consequences.

In this program host Jeff Gardner learns how the exciting world of a disc jockey can be fun but also stressful.

In this program, host Jeff Gardner visits with Dr. Grover and learns about the specialized training, challenges and rewards of the medical profession, as well as the role technology plays in todays medicine

In this program, host Jeff Gardner meets Dr. Judy Shaw-Rice, an internist. Dr. Rice discusses the route that must be followed in order to achieve such a specialized professional goal.

This program is a chance to hear from emerging and seasoned filmmakers as they discuss technical, legal, ethical and business issues of documentary film.

In this program join host Melody Young as she visits service dog trainer Angie Sumpter who demonstrates how she trains dogs that help the hearing impaired.

In this program host Melody Young and Jeff Gardner learn about this exciting profession and meet dolphin trainer Chuck Cureau as they explore the new technologies that are used to train marine mammals.

Most kids get teased at some time, but when teasing gets out of hand, it takes an ugly turn and becomes harassment. This program examines the dynamics behind teasing and being teased, and models effective responses to being harassed. Challenge viewers to explore the issue of peer cruelty through provocative discussion questions.

"Dude, I Need to Find a Job" takes job hunters through the entire job hunting process, including how to seek out jobs that match their personalities, script out phone calls, build resumes and answer job or college interview questions like a pro.

"Dude, Wheres My Job," is a six lesson program for a career guidance curriculum program that instructs students in the steps necessary to prepare, interview and find that elusive first real job.

Revolutionary changes are taking place in the automobile industry. The standard petroleum gasoline fueled engine has some new competition from gas-electric hybrids, electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, natural gas vehicles and even some automobiles that get some of their power from the Sun.

An engineer is one who practices ingenuity. Through the study, experience and application of the STEM curriculum, these professionals solve a multitude of humankind's problems