Forty million children play organized sports. Viewers of this exciting new program see children from toddlers through puberty illustrate just how fun or frustrating playing sports can be. They watch as physical, social and emotional development follow a sequence that adults can't speed up. They see just how skills in sports progress from birth through puberty. They marvel at the intellectual side of sports - from score keeping to game strategizing.

Anne and Kim are very different culturally and in their work styles. Kim is annoyed by Anne's attitude, insensitive comments and fashion clothes. Anne, who is new, feels that Kim does not fit in well, and is frustrated by her messy desk and personal hygiene issues. Their relationship is spinning out of control. Anne takes the lead and sets up an open discussion where they give each other feedback, discuss their differences and come to a resolution for an effective working relationship. Part 1. Communication breakdown. --part 2. Feedback and resolution with 20 key learning points are provided in an alternate version.

A well merchandised retail store is a finely tuned selling machine. This program shows consumers how to "read" the selling environment and teaches students of marketing that merchandising is a complex mix of art and science.

About 12 percent of the people your library could serve or hire have some type of disability in vision, learning, mobility, etc. People First demonstrates ways to break down both physical and attitudinal barriers without a large investment of time and money. Emphasis is on sensitivity, service and providing employment opportunities. Includes a discussion guide. --"Four stars, Editors Choice ... a superb production that focuses not only on the physical barriers with the library, but on the psychological barriers which may be present in our staff..." - Video Librarian. --"It should be shown to every librarian in the country and become the standard fare for library students." - Disability Studies Quarterly.