The Exceptional Child I defines the educationally exceptional child by using scenes of children and interviews to help viewers develop an understanding of the wide range of exceptionalities. Available in DVD and VHS formats.

The Exceptional Child II explores how families feel and change in response to having children with exceptional needs. Available in DVD and VHS formats.

This video demonstrates how early intervention at a preschool for young children with challenging needs can help parents learn positive strategies to break the cycle of oppositional behavior. Available on VHS and DVD.

This program is about Mariah, a girl with Down Syndrome. Her experiences with transition into special education services and her family's support are shown in this video. Available in DVD and VHS formats.

This series was developed for parents, educators, and providers who care for and serve children with special needs.

This book consists of three practical methods teachers can use to include young children with disabilities in the classroom. Each method is elaborately detailed with instructions on implementation. Includes resource materials and case studies.

This video describes the special education services that prechoolers with special needs are entitled to by law. Includes: VHS

As cases of autism continue to rise worldwide the successful DIR/Floortime approach, described in this book by Drs Stanley Greenspan and Serena Wieder, is producing very promising results that could one day stem the tide against this dread disorder.

This video describes highly effective practices for teaching young children with special needs and disabilities. Includes: VHS

The focus is on the strengths of shared caregiving, the family's hopes for the child, the tensions between mother and grandmother over discipline and family rules, the difficulties with getting EI services, and making the transition from early intervention to public schooling. Available in DVD and VHS formats.