Welcome to Teachers Network Productions' Video Page! On this page, you can see listings—as well as brief promos—of Teachers Network’s currently available videos, designed “by teachers, for teachers, and filmed in real classrooms,” all directed by an Emmy award-winning producer. We also encourage you to CLICK HERE to view Teachers Network Production’s general (3-minute) video promo!

	For colleges, universities, and/or school districts that are interested in purchasing our comprehensive collections of videos on CD-ROMs or DVDs and their companion materials, in bulk quantities (e.g., 50 or more)—including licenses for online courses—please contact Peter A. Paul by phone at: 1-800-200-8242, or via e-mail at: ppaul@teachersnetwork.org for more detailed information and pricing. You can also visit us online at http://teachersnetwork.org/tnoc.
	For individual teachers / persons, you may also purchase CD-ROMs or DVDs at Store/Videos —as well as many companion print publications, at our Teacher Store, at: http://teachersnetworkonline.org/store.

IN ADDITION, Teachers Network is now also making available individual videos for either 24-hour or 2-month streaming video rental. You may rent these streaming videos or purchase compilations of these videos (on DVD or CD-ROM) at our store using any major credit card.

24-hour streaming video rental is: $3.49 2-Month streaming video rental is: $11.95   Purchase Video Compilations on DVD or CD-ROMs at Store/Videos

To proceed, please click on an image or movie title below to view a brief promo of any of the following movies.  When viewing the promo(s), you will then be provided with the exact information needed for individual video streaming rental(s) or for purchasing video compilations (on DVD or CD-ROMs) from our store.

	Aligning Standards, Curriculum, and Assessment: Teaching U.S. History Teaching Supreme Court Cases 22 minutes 6 Seconds This video follows a high school history teacher as he fully engages at-risk students in grade-level history curriculum using creativity as well as a focused agenda.
	Aligning Standards, Curriculum, and Assessment: The Fishbowl-Using Action Research to Achieve Standards and Improve Class Discussions 13 minutes 31 Seconds This video follows a middle school teacher as he demonstrates his process of assessing students through action research and aligning the curriculum to meet individual needs so that each student can successfully reach the required standards.
	Balanced Literacy: A Literacy Program in a K-1 Classroom 18 minutes 9 Seconds This video follows an elementary school teacher as she successfully incorporates literacy throughout curriculum areas while educating and engaging a classroom of diverse learners.
	Balanced Literacy: A Morning in a Kindergarten Classroom 20 minutes 11 Seconds The video follows a kindergarten teacher as she teaches her class a variety of genres and styles of literature through engaging activities geared towards students of varying ability levels.
	Balanced Literacy: 2 Hours 10 Minutes in a 2nd Grade Classroom 20 minutes 46 Seconds This video follows an elementary school teacher as she demonstrates how to create a positive classroom environment, for most effective teaching, through a successful literacy program, individualized student assessment, and a structured classroom.
	Blogging in the Classroom 15 minutes 52 Seconds This video follows a high school teacher as he demonstrates a creative lesson plan to incorporate digital media in the classroom through online blogging, creating an interactive writing and reading community for students to express their ideas and practice important skills.
	Cinderella: A New Teacher's Tale 6 minutes 28 Seconds This video follows an elementary school teacher as she discusses challenges faced by new teachers and how professional development by veteran teachers, such as Teachers Network online courses, enabled her to better prepare for success.
	Classroom Management (Secondary) 12 minutes 34 Seconds This video follows a high school science teacher as she demonstrates how her structured and routine-based classroom environment is the key to successful behavior management and student engagement.
	Classroom Management (Elementary): A Morning with Linda Kasarjian and her First Grade Class 17 minutes 58 Seconds This video follows an elementary school teacher as she guides us through her daily classroom routines and demonstrates how consistency and structure are essential to effective teaching.
	Classroom Management through Cooperative Groups 6 minutes 56 Seconds This video shows a team of two elementary school teachers demonstrating how they engage their students through group work to help them learn not only curriculum material but also important social skills.
	Collaborative Planning for Block Scheduling 18 minutes 48 Seconds This video follows two high school teachers as they demonstrate the benefits of planning together for a curriculum that covers several subject areas, such as humanities, and spans a 2-hour period of the school day.
	Collaborative Team Planning 13 minutes 34 Seconds This video follows a team of teachers in a high school math department as they demonstrate how to collaboratively plan ways to most effectively motivate students and teach a shared math curriculum.
	Energy Transfer: A Collaborative, New Media Science Project 5 minutes 15 Seconds This video follows an elementary school teacher as he discusses a creative and interdisciplinary lesson plan that he developed through teacher collaboration to incorporate digital media in the classroom and motivate students.
	Families as Partners 12 minutes 13 Seconds The video follows two elementary school teachers as they demonstrate their respective strategies for incorporating families in classroom activities for the benefit of students and parents alike.
	Getting Kids to Read: View From a Class of English Language Learners 18 minutes 7 Seconds The video follows a high school teacher as she demonstrates how to effectively guide a class of English Language Learners to explore literary genres and encourage them to strengthen their English skills through a fondness for reading.
	How Are You Smart? Teaching Methods for At-Risk Students Using Multiple Intelligences 10 minutes 14 Seconds The video follows a high school teacher at a second opportunity high school as she takes us through her innovative approach to education, demonstrating ways to instill academic confidence in students by addressing individual learning styles and strengths.
	Inclusion: Collaborative Team Teaching (CTT) in 3rd Grade 15 minutes 12 Seconds This video follows a team of two elementary school teachers as they demonstrate how to work together, while making use of each other's strengths, and effectively collaborate to teach a classroom of students with varying levels of ability.
	Inclusion: Collaborative Team Teaching (CTT) in Secondary School 37 minutes 9 Seconds The video documents a team of two high school teachers as they demonstrate how to use collaborative teaching strategies and shared responsibilities in a secondary school setting to most effectively address individual learning styles of students and engage them regardless of ability level.
	Integrating Technology in an Elementary Classroom 9 minutes 54 Seconds This video follows an elementary school teacher as she demonstrates how to successfully integrate technology into a curriculum, using the computer as a teaching tool, in order to most successfully engage a classroom of diverse learners.
	Monsters and Myths: A Humanities Unit for Middle Schoolers 8 minutes 4 Seconds This video follows a middle school teacher as she demonstrates a creative lesson plan, involving mythological monsters, to engage her students while teaching them literacy and language arts skills through the power of stories.
	Opening Doors to Technology Literacy: Bringing the Web to the Classroom 10 minutes 31 Seconds This video follows a high school teacher as she demonstrates the importance of incorporating technology in the classroom to engage students and give them an opportunity to acquire important computer and internet skills at school, especially when they may not have access at home.
	Podcasting With Your Students 13 minutes 18 Seconds This video follows a high school music teacher as he effectively brings technology into the classroom through a podcasting project, and as a result demonstrates how to creatively challenge and motivate students to learn material, while strengthening important research and language skills.
	Project-Based Learning for English Language Learners 13 minutes 18 Seconds The video follows a high school teacher as she demonstrates how to use strategies such as collaborative grouping, service learning, and interdisciplinary curriculum with her class of English Language Learners to improve English/native language fluency and critical thinking skills.
	Real Math 14 minutes 42 Seconds This video is narrated by an elementary school math staff developer who demonstrates how to collaboratively plan lessons and share strategies to most effectively help students broaden their math skills, while engaging their thinking, reasoning and problem solving abilities.
	Strategic Lesson Planning 9 minutes 26 Seconds This video follows two elementary school teachers as they demonstrate how to plan collaboratively for the same curriculum, while sharing ideas on how to best present material based on previous responses by students to other lesson plans.
	Teaching English Language Learners Using Shakespeare 9 minutes 12 Seconds The video follows a high school teacher who demonstrates his method of connecting student's lives and interests with a lesson plan to more fully engage them, while allowing them to practice English language skills.
	Teaching Methods: Differentiated Instructions 9 minutes 24 Seconds This video follows an elementary school teacher as she demonstrates an effective use of differentiated instruction in her classroom, and how she addresses numerous options for students to absorb the information presented and make sense of ideas.
	The Bleeding Edge: A Thematic, Interdisciplinary New Media Project 5 minutes 1 Second This video follows a secondary school teacher as she discusses a creative lesson plan to incorporate digital media in the classroom using the internet and, and as a result of teacher collaboration, span curriculum areas and grades as well.