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Likeable on-camera hosts guide young viewers through a series of humorous vignettes, helping them identify rude behaviors and recognize why they don’t work—and often interfere with good communication. In each case, viewers are reminded that being rude isn’t funny, cool or useful. Includes demonstrating good manners such as saying “please” and “thank you,” properly addressing people in authority (especially teachers!), being considerate of people’s feelings and using good manners at the dinner table. Program also reminds students that saying “shut up,” interrupting others, displaying inappropriate public behavior (like burping), and hurting others’ feelings as a joke is simply not cool. Viewers see that using good manners shows respect for themselves and others, and is a valuable sign of maturity, which adults are sure to notice.
Includes Pre- and Post-Tests, Video, Teacher's Resource Book and Student Handouts.way when they discover that it’s not their enemies they have to say no to; it’s their friends! This program presents students with practical skills for handling peer pressure without losing friends. Five refusal techniques are modeled and demonstrated: suggest a better idea, just leave, give an excuse, just ignore, and challenge the challenger. The dramatic situations include being challenged to fight, being asked to allow homework to be copied, being asked to go shoplifting, and being asked to take drugs. Running Time: 19 minutes Includes: DVD and Teacher’s Resource Book.
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