Educational film guide ()

1949 EDITION 136.7 FRUSTRATION PLAY TECHNIQUES. NYU 1942 35min sd (Studies of normal personality development) $110, rent $7.50 136.7 c-ad Produced by the Department of Child Study at Vassar CoUegre Study of normal personality development in young children, and a demonstration of special techniques (intrusions, blocking and hostility games) in the diagnosis of normal personality GETTING READY FOR THE DENTIST. WillowDist 1947 llmin sd $27 136,7 c-ad May also be rented from NYU for $2 Content and narration by Dr Alice V. Keliher Shows the use of dramatic play in the preparation of a three-year-old child for her first visit to the dentist GRIEF. NYU 1947 45min si $150, rent $4.50 136.7 c-ad Produced by Dr Rene A. Spitz Shows the effect upon infants induced by prolonged absence of the mother GROWTH: A STUDY OF JOHNNY & JIMMY. IntFlmBur 1941 43min si (Child development ser) $59, rent $5.25 136.7 sh-c-ad In three reels which may be purchased separately (R 1 $23, R2 $19, R3 $22) Produced by Warden & Gilbert at Columbia University A 3-reel college edition of the well-known twin study of motor development at Babies Hospital. This edition illustrates more effectively the influence of exercise on the development of each motor function at each age level, and brings the study up to date Comparative behavior is shown during the first 2 years, when the twins were the subjects of special investigation, and during the following 6 years. The complex Interdependence of practice and maturation in development is illustrated "Very interesting study. Valuable In classes of child development." California GROWTH OF ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR. EBF * 1946 15min si (How a baby grows) $24, rent $2.50 136.7 sh-c-ad Produced at Yale Clinic of Child Development with the collaboration of Dr Arnold Gesell Finer motor coordinations are traced thru their development during the child's first five years. Shows the growth of discrimination in action and in selection as the child meets the world GROWTH OF INFANT BEHAVIOR: EARLY * STAGES. EBF 1934 llmin sd (Child development ser) $45, rent $2.50 136.7 sh-c-ad By Dr Arnold Gesell, director, Yale Clinic of Child Development The activities and responses of an Infant seated in a small chair In a photographic dome are here recorded. Simultaneous side-byBide projection gives a comparison of the same Infant at different ages. There are also animated diagrams GROWTH OF INFANT BEHAVIOR: LATER STAGES. EBF 1934 llmin sd (Child development ser) $45, rent $2.50 136.7 sh-c-ad By Dr Arnold Gesell, director, Yale Clinic of Child Development This is a demonstration of the Increasing ability of the infant to use his hands In manip ulating objects. The growth of the prenatal hand is also shown, by a series of animated drawings GROWTH OF MOTOR BEHAVIOR. EBF 1947 ♦ 15min si (How a baby grows) $24, rent $2.50 136.7 sh-c-ad Produced at Yale Clinic of Child Development with the collaboration of Dr Arnold Gesell Traces the development of motor control from birth to age five . . . showing in detail the transition from uncoordinated activity to complex, controlled movements of eyes, hands, trunk and legs GUIDANCE PROBLEM FOR SCHOOL AND HOME. TC 1941 ISmin sd $75 136.7 c-ad-forum Guide Produced by Hartley Productions Depicts the problem of Danny, a secondgrade child who has i)oor social adjustment and who Is not doing well in his school work. Although he has ability, he is not interested. Scenes from his home life show the conflicting attitudes of his parents toward him; episodes on the playground and in the classroom show his unpopularity and how the teacher tries to bring him out. Conferences between tiie teacher and his mother, and between the teaclier and the principal, throw further light on the problem Intended to promote better understanding of child behavior and of ways in which it may be influenced. The film furnishes an opportunity for parents, teachers, and guidance workers to discuss the possible meaning of certain behavior and how It has come about HELPING THE CHILD TO ACCEPT THE DO'S. EBF 1948 llmin sd (Personality development ser) $45, rent $2.50 136.7 sh-c-ad Guide Collaborator: Lawrence K. Frank, director, Caroline Zachry Institute of Human Development Portrays the child learning to live in a world defined by the "do's" and explains how his personality is influenced by the extent to which they are accepted. Illustrates with life situations, the types of "do's" the child must learn to accept: (1) those for personal living, (2) the masculine and feminine "do's" and (3) those for human relations HELPING THE CHILD TO FACE THE DON'T'S. EBF 1948 llmin sd (Personality development ser) $45, rent $2.50 136.7 sh-c-ad Guide Collaborator: Lawrence K. Frank, director, Caroline Zachry Institute of Human Development Reveals how the young child meets a world of "don't's" and how he reacts by conforming In his own distinctive ways — thus forming his own individual personality. Classifies the "don't's" as (1) those which protect the child from danger, (2) those which restrain him from taking things that belong to others and (3) those which teach him to respect the rights of others HOW BEHAVIOR GROWS. EBF 1947 15min * si (How a baby grows) $24, rent $2.50 136.7 sh-c-ad Produced at Yale Clinic of Child Development with the collaboration of Dr Arnold Gesell Illustrates and analyzes the progress of a baby until it can stand . . . having sufficiently organized and coordinated both mental and muscular controls. Traces the growth of mentality 321