• You Can Refuse, shows teens modeling refusal skills, keeping their friends and having fun.
• Don't Pop Your Cork on Mondays gives students a bright, lively presentation about stress -- its causes, its affects on both mind and body, and survival techniques.
• Teenage Suicide discusses the number one cause of death among young people 10-25 years of age.

Course 2 Videos:

• Negotiating Skills helps students improve their problem-solving skills and understand others' positions.
• Ad-Libbing is a humorous look at the methods advertisers use to hook young people on cigarettes and alcohol.
• Firefighter with AIDS is a two-part video that presents the story of firefighter Paul Severion, who has AIDS.
• Eating Disorders discusses the warning signs, diagnosis, and treatment of anorexia and bulimia.

• New! The Glencoe Health MindJogger Videoquiz uses a game show format to reinforce your students' understanding of key concepts.
• MindJogger is perfect for group learning or as an alternative assessment technique.
• Correlated chapter-by-chapter to the text, MindJogger's engaging visuals, aural and on-screen questions will stimulate both aural and visual learners.
• Available in both videodisc and videotape formats.

• Violence gives students an understanding of the causes of violent behavior.
• AIDS presents the facts students must have about this devastating illness.
• Drugs deals with the decisions and consequences surrounding the drug issue.
• Responsible Sexuality answers students' questions about the personal and health consequences of sexual behavior.

• Self-Esteem highlights teens from around the country as they consider what self-esteem is, what it does for us, and how we can tap into it to make good choices.
• Friendship and Dating offers insight into how to create and maintain quality relationships. It empowers young people to form healthy friendships.
• Decisions, an award-winning documentary, uses real-life stories and examples to demonstrate the consequences of illegal drug use.
• Refuse to be Used! helps students respond to the messages of the advertising media and the tobacco and alcohol industries.