Personal Development and Health Curriculum Library 2014 by ClickView

Curriculum Library 2014

Educational videos for Secondary Schools

Personal Dev. and Health

Welcome to the personal dev. and health section of the Curriculum Library catalogue The following pages detail the personal dev. and health programs in the Curriculum Library. You’ll find everything from old favourites to exciting titles coming soon. We’ve included extra information such as Australian Curriculum links and term update info. We hope that your school will enjoy the significant advancement in quality of our latest programs. Each new release now aligns to the Australian Curriculum, with an age level to suit the intended year group audience. All are HD 1080p quality, equipped with lesson-enhancing additional resources and closed captions. We’ve taken a lot of care to ensure we meet the biggest educational resource needs of Australian schools. Some of our new series include exclusive teaching resources that equip teachers with the perfect match of visual material for their lesson requirements. The Curriculum Library constantly evolves thanks to new content updates every term. Look out for exclusive titles coming soon over the next 12 months. Many thanks,

@ClickView

Evan Clark ClickView Founder and CEO

What else is in the Curriculum Library?

Catalogue Key

Titles per subject Arts

Physical Education

89 29

Careers

101

Psychology

Economics and Business

111

Religion

Science

365

English Geography History Languages

109 82 5

Society and Culture

Study Skills

Teacher Professional Dev.

Legal Studies

Technologies

Mathematics

VET

139

Total

Personal Dev. and Health

New titles available every term

267 49 1627

Mapped to the Australian Curriculum

Term Update T414 indicates that the title was included in the Term 4 2014 update AR - Additional Resources Student activities and support notes to assist teachers Australian Curriculum Curriculum code as per ACARA

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Video quality up to 1080p

Personal Dev. and Health ClickViewâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s picks

Cyberbullying: Identify, Understand, Prevent

Dark Days - Shedding Light on Depression

Girls and Bullying: Identify, Understand, Prevent

Todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tech-savvy generation of teenagers face extensive exposure to cyberbullying. This program examines the types and effects of cyberbullying, real-life stories of victims and their perpetrators, as well as protective strategies to combat this serious crime for the youth of today.

People know what it is to feel sad and depressed occasionally, but there is a significant difference between this and clinical depression. This program looks at the nature and extent of this significant health issue, the types of depression, who is at risk, signs and symptoms, myths and treatments.

Bullying can have severely damaging effects; the worst case scenarios leading to depression, self-harm and even suicide. This program examines the nature of bullying generally, bullying directed at girls, its impact, why bullies behave the way they do, and protective strategies for girls.

2012 | 14 min | Australia | AR | T412

2011 | 21 min | Australia | AR | T112

2012 | 22 min | Australia | AR | T412

His and Hers: Gender and Sexuality

Mental Health - The Basics

This program takes an in-depth look at puberty, when the body grows faster than at any other time in life. It explores the major physical and emotional changes that students experience, including the effects of hormones, body shape, the development of hair, changes in voice and reproductive changes.

This program aims to examine the mental health issues relevant to young people. It aims to inform youth of the possible triggers of mental health, and the support networks that they can connect with. It educates teenagers on how they can promote good mental health personally.

These Days: With Extended Commentary

2009 | 17 min | Australia | AR | T209

2012 | 19 min | Australia | AR | T412 3

High school student Chloe is shocked to discover her best friend has taken his own life; she and those around her struggle to cope with the grief and loss. This drama opens up discussion around this emotive and confronting subject, exploring warning signs, supporting someone feeling suicidal, depression, and coping.

2013 | 62 min | Australia | AR | T114

This program outlines a definition of the suicide problem, major risk A Cry for Help: factors, how Clockwork Health Service is addressing the problem, Understanding Youth Suicide early recognition and intervention advice.

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T105

1998 AUS

A Sense of Identity

Child Psychologist Andrew Fuller hosts a discussion of identity with a panel of teens. We see how young people build positive self-identity and self-esteem, how negative self-identity impacts on behaviour and attitudes, and the influence of online identity on real-world identity.

T111

2010 AUS

A to Z of Risk - A Young Person’s Guide

The ‘A to Z of Risk’ is divided into 26 fast-paced segments of drama, fact, personal stories, and insights to help students focus on risk-taking behaviour that builds up rather than destroys both themselves and others.

T105

2000 AUS

Achieve a Healthy Lifestyle

A person’s physical, social and cultural environments are all factors which may improve or hinder a person’s lifestyle, as well as their family influences and peer groups. This program investigates three main aspects of health: physical, psychological and social.

T210

2010 AUS

Adolescence, Food and Health

This program explores the relationship adolescents have with food. It covers physical needs for nutrients and energy; emotional needs which food satisfies; and desire for fast, convenience food.

T404

2002 AUS

Adolescent Nutrition Series

This series tackles common issues young people face relating to diet and nutrition. With a relatable, quirky and fast paced style, these programs help young people get equipped with the knowledge and know-how they need to ensure they have the nutrition required to enjoy healthy and happy lives. This series includes the following titles:

Adult Health and Development

Against Bullying Series

Going Vegetarian

T305

2001 AUS

Say No To Diets

T305

2002 AUS

Smart Fast Food

T110

2002 AUS

This program offers an overview of adult health and development, outlining the physical, social, emotional and intellectual stages of development that all experience. It illuminates the health status of adults, acknowledging gender differences and similarities, and summarising the major determinants of health.

T411

2011 AUS

This Australian made, curriculum-fit series tackles the serious issue of bullying in three separate programs. The series features expert interviews with two psychologists, and dramatised scenarios that will equip students with techniques and strategies to fight back against bullying. This series includes the following titles: Better Ways to Communicate

T110

2009 AUS

The Bystander

T110

2009 AUS

Understanding Bullying

T110

2009 AUS

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This program examines old age, what happens in the body and mind, and how a person can aim to reach a happy and healthy old age.

T404

2002 AUS

Alcohol: Our Social Drug

Using interviews with leading researchers and drug counsellors, this program delivers the very latest information regarding alcohol and harm minimisation.

T205

1997 AUS

Australian Guide to Healthy Eating

This program looks at the different proportions and types of food we should eat in order maintain a balanced, healthy diet.

T404

1999 AUS

Australian Lifestyle Diseases

Surf, sun, sport and the great outdoors - Australians have a great way of life but our lifestyle can also cause health problems which are known as lifestyle diseases. Diets high in fat and sugar, increasing time spent watching TV, playing computer games and poor food choices can all contribute.

Ageing Well

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This series includes the following titles: Australian Lifestyle Diseases 1: Obesity, Diabetes, Dental Decay and Anaemia

T306

2006 AUS

Australian Lifestyle Diseases 2: Cancer, Heart and Bone Conditions

T306

2006 AUS

Beating Bacteria: A Userâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Guide

This humorous cross-curricular program shows students how harmful bacteria can hide and grow in even clean-looking environments.

T205

1999 AUS

Because Money Still Matters: Living Expenses

This program covers a range of factors that contribute to living expenses, and looks at the decoding of payslips, the different types of taxation, how inflation impacts on the value of income, mortgages, and a range of typical expenses encountered when first moving out of home.

T312

2012 AUS

Best Mates: Resilience Bouncing Back

Based on the work of leading psychologist Emmy Werner, this program suggests that people who are resilient have someone who cares, something to do, and something to hope for. It contains tips for young people on anger management, problem solving, being assertive, goal setting, and having a positive attitude.

T404

2003 AUS

Binge Drinking

This program explores issues with young people and alcoholic binge drinking.

T105

2004 AUS

Body Shapes: Accepting Our Natural Body Shape

There are many pressures on us to have an ideal body. Feeling good about ourselves means accepting ourselves the way we are. This video examines factors influencing body shape, beauty myths and pressures, diet and nutrition, being overweight, anorexia, bulimia, and physical exercise.

T305

1993 AUS

Bullying Behaviours Investigating Myths and Facts

This program explains to students what bullying is and the many different forms it can take, and provides students with a range of coping mechanisms and strategies.

T106

2005 AUS

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Personal Dev. and Health

This program endeavours to make a very positive contribution to combating the increasing problem of bullying in schools. It explains to children why kids bully, and offers strategies for them to deal with the issue.

T105

1995 AUS

Bullying Sux

Bullying is a significant and serious issue in our schools, with longterm ramifications. This program raises awareness and explores the three major elements within any bullying situation: the bully, the victim and the bystander.

T305

2003 AUS

Bullying: The Inside Story

‘Bullying: The Inside Story’ is a view inside the mind of Ben, a typical secondary school student. He finds himself in a variety of situations in which he is potentially a victim, bully and onlooker. As he faces three key scenarios, he debates the pros and cons of each situation.

T404

2000 AUS

Cancer: Investigating Human Disease

This program examines cancer from a historical perspective, and outlines the hereditary/environmental factors associated with the disease, through interviews with medical experts from the Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute.

T205

1995 AUS

Canteen Food: Healthy Tuckshops in Our Schools

This program examines the importance of developing healthy eating habits at a young age, and the role the school canteen can play in encouraging students to eat nutritious food.

T404

2003 AUS

Checking Out Fast Foods: An Australian Perspective

In this informative program, we check out which fast foods Australians are eating, how often they eat them and how the perceived convenience of fast foods is changing our lifestyles.

T105

1995 AUS

Conflict Resolution

This Inside Story news desk looks at conflict and conflict resolution through four different case studies - global conflict, conflict at the community level, conflict in the workplace and conflict at school.

T404

2003 AUS

Cyber Safe: Identifying and Combating Cyber Bullies

Bullying has long been an unfortunate aspect of schooling, but today it is no longer confined to the real world. This program explores: what cyberbullying is; cyber stalking and the law; and what students can do to protect themselves from this ever increasing threat.

T307

2007 AUS

Cyberbullying: Identify, Understand, Prevent

Today’s tech-savvy generation of teenagers face extensive exposure to cyberbullying. This program examines the types and effects of cyberbullying, real-life stories of victims and their perpetrators, as well as protective strategies to combat this serious crime for the youth of today.

T412

2012 AUS

Dark Days - Shedding Light on Depression

T112

2011 AUS

Dealing with Homophobia

This program advocates that it is a school community’s responsibility to ensure that same-sex students are able to feel safe and participate fully in their education, irrespective of their sexuality.

T105

2003 AUS

Bullying is Uncool

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This program follows a typical family consisting of a husband and wife, and their teenage and pre-teenage children. It explores who makes the decisions, why and with what effect, and how the familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s thinking about nutrition is deeply ingrained.

T105

2001 AUS

Determinants of Health

This program addresses each of the determinants of health, and outlines the impact that each determinant has on an individualâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s health. Key terms are defined, and the clear delivery of information will enhance student understanding of factor and key concepts.

T107

2006 AUS

Developing Personal Values

In this Australian made, curriculum-fit program, we define personal values and explore how they are developed. We see how people and experiences shape our identity and give special attention to positive and negative risk taking, and how to cope with conflicting values.

T111

2010 AUS

Diet and Disease in Modern Society

This program investigates the relationship between diet and disease, examining in detail the way foods both protect against and contribute to the major modern diseases.

T404

2002 AUS

Diet Related Disorders - Type 2 Diabetes, Obesity and Coeliac Disease

This program examines the characteristics, causes, treatment and strategies for prevention of three diet-related diseases. We explore recent developments in food aimed at enhancing health, the impact of food consumption on nutrition, and ways of maintaining optimum health and wellbeing.

T111

2010 AUS

Drink Spiking: Awareness and Avoidance

This program aims to provide awareness about what drink spiking is, and how to recognise and avoid situations that increase susceptibility to drink spiking. It explores the prevalence and nature of drink spiking, and demonstrates situations where it is likely to occur.

T109

2008 AUS

Drug Use and Misuse

This program explores the many issues relating to drugs, and how they are used, misused or abused.

T404

1999 AUS

Drugs: Facts and Fiction

Featuring case studies of two young adults who have been affected by drugs, this program seeks to explore what drugs are, legal and illegal drugs, the effect of drugs on health and wellbeing, what to do in a crisis, and prevention and treatment strategies for those affected by drug abuse.

T110

2009 AUS

Eating Disorders

This program examines what eating disorders are, their symptoms, myths and most effective treatments.

T105

2004 AUS

First Aid Emergencies

Decisions, Decisions: Family Food Choices

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Accidents and injuries occur without warning; these programs show the main types of injuries that occur in the community and home with clear verbal and visual information showing correct treatment. Typical scenarios are enacted and correct ways to administer relevant procedures demonstrated. This series includes the following titles: First Aid Emergencies - Community

T213

2013 AUS

First Aid Emergencies - Home

T213

2013 AUS

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Personal Dev. and Health

This program studies five myths about food regarding sugar, fats, red meat, salt and processed foods.

T105

2000 AUS

Food Facts and Myths

This program examines a range of food myths in the light of facts about food and nutrition.

T404

2000 AUS

Food for Life

MBF nutritionist Susan Hart sets up healthy nutritional guidelines and analyses a dayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s typical diet of two teenagers. The program looks at hidden fats, salts and sugars in some popular foods, and why crash diets do not work. It features interviews with Olympic swimmer Hayley Lewis and actor Shane Ammann.

T305

1996 AUS

Friendship in Adolescence

Some of us are happy with a few good friends, while others prefer a large group. This program is a how-to guide for making and maintaining friendships, interspersed with interviews with Year 7 students talking about how they approach their friendships.

T404

2002 AUS

Fries With That?: The Overweight Epidemic

This program considers a number of health and diet-related issues, with particular reference to weight gain and the dangers of lack of exercise.

T404

2003 AUS

Getting to Know Me: All About Personal Identity

In this program, six animated scenarios provide audience discussion triggers about factors such as risk, gender and body image that go towards constructing our personal identity.

T105

2001 AUS

Girls and Bullying: Identify, Understand, Prevent

T412

2012 AUS

Girls Business: Friendship and Bullying in Schools

Instead of physical aggression, girls tend to use covert, indirect techniques that are equally devastating to the victim. This program examines some of these strategies.

T106

2005 AUS

Good Time Management

This program provides students with a variety of tips, advice and knowledge to help them better organise their work, rest and play.

T105

2001 AUS

Growing Up

The program is mostly filmed by Year 6 students at Byron Community Primary School, and gives a unique insight into the pre-teen and teenage world, what they are interested in, how they make decisions, and deal with new pressures. It discusses important issues related to adolescence, decision making and stereotypes.

T305

2001 AUS

Guess Whoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Coming to Breakfast?

This program looks at the benefits and disadvantages of a number of common breakfast foods, and ways for breakfast-loathers to become breakfast-lovers!

T205

1991 AUS

Five Common Food Myths

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2006 AUS

His and Hers: Gender and Sexuality

T209

2009 AUS

Hitting the Road: Risks for Young Drivers

This program looks at the major areas of risk for young drivers: distractions, alcohol and drugs, speeding, mobile phone use, rowdy passengers and fatigue.

T305

2005 AUS

Hurting on the Inside - Girls and Bullying

Usually when bullying is mentioned, we think straight away of boys. However, we know that girls do more than their fair share of bullying as well. In this program, we look at how girls bully, why they do it, and how it can be dealt with successfully and brought under control.

T205

2001 AUS

Images of Health

Leading health commentators discuss what health is, and how our behaviour, environment, work and education influence our health.

T205

1996 AUS

Infectious Diseases: Causes and Controls

This program examines our knowledge of the causes and controls of infectious disease. It explores disease agents, disease transmission, response to infection, vaccination, disease prevention, and treatment.

T305

2002 AUS

Inside Your Feelings

Grief is one of the hardest human emotions to bear. Children find it hard to handle the complexity of feelings involved. This program explores the impact of separation and loss, and provides different ways for boys and girls to deal with and express their feelings.

T105

1996 AUS

Internet Ethics and Young People

This program focuses on key issues that young people often fail to understand when they connect to the internet, including acceptable internet use, online stealing, online etiquette and internet safety. It encourages viewers to consider ethics and understand that online actions can carry significant consequences.

T111

2010 AUS

Introducing Cannabis: Risks, Laws and Habits

This sobering program will deliver the facts about cannabis and the effect it has on users.

T407

2007 AUS

Introducing Tobacco: The Risks, Laws and Habits

This thought provoking program delivers the facts about tobacco smoking, and the devastating effects it has on both users and nonusers.

T207

2007 AUS

Investigating Illegal Drugs

This program explores the key questions that students and educators have about drugs, including the difference between legal and illegal drugs, and the history of our drug laws.

T205

2000 AUS

Head Lice Control

Research shows that 50% of people donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t feel itchy even though theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve got head lice. It details why head lice are so resilient and outlines the key to effective management, including treatment methods and protecting from future infestations.

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Personal Dev. and Health

This program examines what people are getting sick from, dying of, and how age factors into health.

T105

2001 AUS

Life as a Teenage Mum

This program follows the stories of four young mothers, from their ideas and fantasies about motherhood before they became pregnant, to the reality of their lives during pregnancy and after giving birth.

T404

2001 AUS

Lifestyle Diseases: Personal Choices about Lifestyle

Julie, Ben and Carl seek advice from a fortune-teller regarding drug choices, cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes. This program highlights the choices between a high-risk or a low-risk lifestyle, and the importance of personal choice, with regards to drugs, smoking, food choices and an active lifestyle.

T305

1998 AUS

Making Decisions and Being Assertive

This program shows how self-awareness is a prerequisite to making good decisions and being assertive. It reviews the steps of decision making, and then examines the differences between passive, aggressive and assertive behaviour.

T305

2000 AUS

Managing Time and Stress with Peter Sheahan

In this fast-paced program, Peter Sheahan offers students advice on how to plan their time. He provides tips on how to cope, and also excel during busy and potentially stressful exam periods.

T404

2003 AUS

Medicare and Private Health Insurance

This program explores the health care systems in Australia, particularly Medicare and private health insurance. It provides specific details about how each system operates, what is covered under each system, and highlights the advantages and disadvantages of each type of health care.

T404

2003 AUS

Mental Health - The Basics

T412

2012 AUS

Mental Health: The Individual and Society

This program shows many aspects of mental health at a personal level, with steps and processes for recovering and maintaining wellbeing. It also explains how community structures play a crucial role in offering resources and systems of living that encourage mental well-being.

T409

2009 AUS

Mixed Messages

Mixed messages occur when we get contradictory information and advice from different sources. This video examines the process of making personal decisions by recognising these influences. The video is designed to trigger discussion through dramatising four situations.

T305

1993 AUS

Mobile Alert: Are Mobile Phones a Health Hazard?

This program looks at the health hazards associated with mobile phone use, and advises on precautions to take to minimise health risks.

T105

2001 AUS

More Fries with That

This program explores the issues behind the popularity of convenience food and links to weight and health problems. It also investigates lifestyle factors that influence peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s diets, including working or studying long hours, technology and communication, and being out of home during traditional mealtimes.

T410

2010 AUS

Investigating Our Health Status: Facts, Causes and Solution

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T404

2002 AUS

Nutrients: The Basics

This program looks at the basic nutrients needed by the body to stay alive and reproduce: carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals and water.

T404

2001 AUS

Nutrients: Their Interactions

This program studies the work that occurs when nutrients interact with each other for the production of energy, growth and repair.

T105

2002 AUS

Nutrition for Life 1: Pregnancy Infancy and Childhood

This program explores the nutrient needs in pregnancy, infancy and childhood.

T406

2006 AUS

Nutrition Through the Lifespan Series

Nutritional requirements change markedly over our lifetime. In this five-part series, we look at the requirements from prenatal development through to old age. We also see how these needs are changing as society changes, such as changing patterns of physical exercise. This series includes the following titles: Adolescence

T105

1998 AUS

Adulthood

T105

1998 AUS

Childhood

T105

1998 AUS

Infancy

T105

1998 AUS

Pregnancy and Prenatal Development

T105

1998 AUS

Out of the Blue

The purpose of this program is to help viewers understand the symptoms and causes of teenage depression; how and where to find help; and future trends, with regards to treatment.

T307

2006 AUS

Party Drugs

This program looks at the effects of drugs, ways people can minimise harm if they are using party drugs, and places where people can access further information.

T106

2005 AUS

Personal Hygiene

This program explores issues associated with young people and personal hygiene.

T105

2004 AUS

Personal Identity - Tattoos Body Piercing Art Culture and Self Expression

This program looks at the growing popularity and acceptance of tattoos and body piercing, and how it is frequently used as an expression of personal identity.

T206

2002 AUS

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Personal Dev. and Health

T209

2009 AUS

Reality Bites! Sex, STDs, and Contraception

This program addresses issues such as understanding sex and sexuality, decision making, being sexually active, practising safe sex, and dealing with unwanted pregnancies.

T105

1999 AUS

Real Smart Series

An entertaining and light hearted series that provides young people with the information and facts they need to help them on their journey through adolescence. With a cast of engaging presenters, important issues such as bullying, body image and drugs are covered.

Racism in 21st Century Australia

Where does racism come from? What is it about human nature that inclines some people to stereotype and vilify other races? This program explores these questions, and encourages students to explore and possibly confront the societal issue that has been around for long.

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This series includes the following titles: About Boysâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Body Image

T404

2003 AUS

About Bullying

T404

2003 AUS

About Conflict Resolution

T404

2003 AUS

About Drugs

T404

2003 AUS

About Girlsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Body Image

T404

2003 AUS

About Puberty

T404

2003 AUS

About Sun Protection

T207

2003 AUS

Recognising Abusive Relationships

This program tackles the issue of abusive relationships with sensitivity and openness to help viewers understand and identify what abuse looks like in family and dating relationships. It outlines different forms of abuse, dispels the common excuses of abusers and focuses on empowering victims.

T413

2013 AUS

Relating to Peers: Self Esteem Part 1

This program explores some common problems springing from low self-esteem, such as worthlessness, jealousy, shyness, bullying and peer pressure through dramatisation of five characters.

T305

1987 AUS

Risky Situations

This program is about a range of risky situations that can typically confront teenagers, and examines consequences of choices and strategies for dealing with risky situations.

T404

2002 AUS

Self Esteem and Identity in the Digital Age

The media today develops an unrealistic notion of beauty; this hinders the development of a positive self-esteem in many young people. This program looks at the different ways in which young people are influenced by the media and the effect this has on their self-esteem.

T307

2007 AUS

Self Identity

This program shows a group of high school students making a film about self-identity. Students use interviews and role-plays to explore the concepts of cool, image, friendship and family. The competing forces of individuality and conformity are discussed, and students are encouraged to examine their self-identity.

T305

2002 AUS

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Sex and Sexuality

This program presents an inclusive, contemporary look at the areas of sex, relationships, virginity, sexual orientation, sexuality and safe sex. It tackles issues of gender stereotypes, safe sex, consent, and highlights the cultural influence and issues for people with disabilities.

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The ‘Sexual Awareness Series’ includes four programs that provide information about the complexity and many aspects of sexual relationships. From practising safe sex, communication in relationships, sexual identity, pregnancy and childbirth. This series includes the following titles: Health, Protection and Informed Decision Making

T404

2003 AUS

Sexuality

T404

2003 AUS

The Impact of Parenthood

T404

2003 AUS

Trust, Responsibility and Negotiation in Relationships

T404

2003 AUS

Sexual Identity

This program addresses the changes that youth undergo as their sexuality and sexual identity develop. This first half discusses the complex nature of personal identity, gender and sexual orientation. The second half looks at making informed decisions about sex and examines key elements of healthy relationships.

T413

2013 AUS

Sexually Transmitted Infections - What We Can’t See

This program follows two different scenarios that look at the health consequences of a young couple’s lifestyle decisions. It features expert speakers, Dr. Cindy Pan and Phillip Patterson.

T206

2006 AUS

Speaking of Puberty Series

Using interviews with teenagers and family planning representatives, this series considers the many important changes undergone during puberty. More than just a standard description of the mechanics of puberty, this series delves into the personal experiences of students from the beginning to the end. This series includes the following titles: The Emotional

T105

2000 AUS

The Physical

T105

2000 AUS

The Social

T105

2000 AUS

Standing Tall

This powerful documentary-style program tells the uplifting stories of two young people facing challenge and tragedy in their lives. But these two teens are not going to let their problems overcome them... As one of the teens relates, “accept the knocks, dust off the challenges, and push harder”.

T111

2010 AUS

STIs: Facts and Fiction

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are on the increase despite the variety of protective screening devices, and safe sex resources readily available. This program discusses the myths, facts, detection and prevention of some of the more prevalent STIs.

T110

2009 AUS

Stress: The Survival Guide

Too much stress - often encountered in the senior years of secondary school - is bad news. This program aims to help students control their stress so that it does not become distress. We explain what stress is and how to keep it within limits. We look at easy relaxation techniques and coping strategies.

T105

2001 AUS

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Personal Dev. and Health

T105

2000 AUS

Tackling Tertiary Studies

What are the differences between life at secondary and tertiary levels? This program covers coping with lectures, balancing study with socialising, finances and living away from home.

T205

1998 AUS

Teenage Drinking: Facts and Fiction

This program explores the issue of teenage drinking, including binge drinking, and considers what can happen when it gets out of hand. It discusses the effects of alcohol, reasons for binge drinking, addiction, consequences, risks associated with binge drinking, and responsible behaviour.

T110

2009 AUS

These Days: With Extended Commentary

Surviving Student Stress

This program explores what study stress is, what causes it and what are some typical signs or symptoms to be wary of. It highlights the importance of a stable home and study environment, good time management skills, healthy eating, posture, exercise, rest and sleep, and the value of a strong support network.

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T114

2013 AUS

These Days: A Short Film on Youth Suicide (Censored Version)

T114

2013 AUS

These Days: With Extended Commentary

T114

2013 AUS

Understanding Prejudice

This program explores some of the reasons why society chooses to ‘accept’, ‘not accept’, or remain prejudiced against certain people. It looks at people who have been prejudiced by society in general, and presents how the world looks and feels from the eyes of people who feel marginalised.

T209

2008 AUS

Understanding Youth Suicide: A Guide for Teachers

In this program, psychiatrist Patrick McGorry and psychotherapist Julie Lynn Evans talk about factors that may lead to thoughts of suicide, warning signs, what to do if you suspect a student is contemplating taking their own life, responding to a student in distress, and coping with the tragedy of suicide.

T413

2013 AUS

VEA Life Skills Series

This series addresses key ways young people can develop the skills they need to deal with life’s ups and downs, maintain personal health and bounce back from hardship. The programs, featuring both experts and young people, are presented in an accessible and entertaining way that is certain to engage students. This series includes the following titles:

What’s Happening To Me?

Building Resilience

T308

2008 AUS

Knowing When to Say No

T105

1999 AUS

Knowing When to Say No

T408

2008 AUS

Taking Control: Strategies for Coping with Stress

T408

2008 AUS

This animated program is not a dull medical look at sex education, but presents the facts of life during puberty with honesty, sympathy and a sense of humour.

T405

1986 AUS

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2010 AUS

Where Did I Come From?

From the sperm race to the fertilisation tango, from the comforts of womb service to the joys of the birthday, the facts of life are presented in this animated program with the humour and care that made the title a best-selling book all over the world.

T405

1985 AUS

Who Am I? - Self Esteem, Media and Decision Making

A big factor influencing our youth is the media. This program explores how stereotypes of youth and beauty are promoted, and how they influence our self-esteem. The three myths – the ‘thin’ myth, ‘youth’ myth and the ‘relationship’ myth – are examined.

T105

1999 AUS

Wrestling with Drugs and the The program explores the thoughts, fears and frustrations of people trying to reclaim their lives from drug addiction. Law

T205

2000 AUS

Youth, Adulthood and Late This program explores the complex range of nutrients required Adulthood - Nutrition for Life during our adolescence/youth and adulthood.

T107

2006 AUS

Youth Mental Health Series

What’s in My School Lunch? Making Healthy Choices

In this program, the cast of wacky characters demonstrate the principles of a healthy school lunch. We learn how to select, prepare and pack a fun and nutritious lunch, and discover the effects of both good and bad lunch box choices on energy and concentration.

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More than at any time in the past, young people today deal with issues that can have a detrimental effect upon their mental health. This is a well-researched and thought-provoking series that features case studies and comments from counsellors and health care professionals. This series includes the following titles: Arresting Anger

T105

2003 AUS

Dealing with Depression

T105

2000 AUS

Getting Over Grief

T105

2003 AUS

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