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The program
covers: personal hygiene, conversations, introductions,
telephone and Internet use, table manners, behavior for
ladies and gentlemen, manners in public, serving as a host
and being a guest. We devote a segment to each subject,
so viewers can watch one subject at a time, or play the
entire video. While any student will find it
entertaining and helpful, the video should be especially
effective for young people who don't easily pick up social
skills by themselves, but need clear, specific examples
of appropriate
manners and behaviors.
A
little fun can go a long way in helping your children add
social skills to their overall life skills.
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Standing
too close to people can make them uncomfortable. It's good
to stand about 18 inches away from people when you speak
with them.
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The DVD's PERSONAL HYGIENE
section demonstrates how proper sneezing and coughing techniques and
frequent hand washing can reduce the spread of germs and flu
virus.
Because we're describing,
demonstrating and reviewing specific situations, the video is also
attuned to the way many children with social skill deficits need to
absorb information. Click
here to learn more about how this video can be used in a program to
help children with conditions such as Asperger Syndrome and High
Functioning Autism master basic social skills.
So if you want your children to be
comfortable and confident in dealing with people, this video can give
them concrete ways to help make that happen.
(Europe and Australia use the PAL video standard. This NTSC video will play in "dual
format" DVD and VHS players designed to accommodate both NTSC and PAL
videos.)
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"MANNERS FOR THE REAL WORLD" CUSTOMER
COMMENTS
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Parent
I have shown parts
of the Manners video (usually either hygiene or conversation)
all over the place recently. Everyone LOVES it.
Teresa Bolick,
Psychologist and Author
I want to
compliment you on the Manners for
the Real World video. I'm a parent of a teenage son with
Asperger's as well as a documentary producer and found the
program clear, well structured and perfect for its audience. My
son loved the wrong behaviors with the buzzer and was able to
recognize some of his own foibles and laugh at himself. Parent
