Demonstrates how sex education should be taught to trainable mentally handicapped persons and shows actual training sessions. Stresses learning about body functions, simple mechanics of reproduction and social behavior and responsibilities.
This film is available on the Educational Archive Volume One: Sex and Drugs DVD
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From The ArchiveRhythmic Exercises (Paul Burnford Film Productions, 1950)
Presents a series of rhythmically integrated exercises, performed to music by a group of boys under an instructor’s direction on a school athletic field. Both boys and girls can participate in these exercises, indoors or outdoors. This film is available on the Boys Boys Boys DVD-R From The ArchiveWhat Makes Sammy Speed? (1957)
Sid Davis film that points out how emotional problems caused a teen-ager to speed to his death. This film is available on The World According to Sid Davis DVD-R |
From The ArchiveI Spy Racism
From The ArchiveSCIENCE!
From The ArchiveBest of AV Geeks 4
From The ArchiveIt’s Wonderful Being A Girl
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I Spy the 1965 TV show was the first U.S. show that featured a lead black actor, Bill Cosby, and helped usher in a more racially diverse primetime. In the late 1960s, both lead actors were asked to do TV specials that addressed the problems of racism and racial identity. Bill Cosby hosts the fascinating Black History – Lost, Stolen Strayed and Robert Culp hosts Black and White – Uptight. 
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