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Hearing difficulties and autism often overlap, exacerbating autism traits and complicating diagnoses. Parents, doctors, and teachers can work together to make sure children are appropriately diagnosed. You can find information and related resources to help at DCMP. Visit our Autism Awareness page to learn more.
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Through her keyboard, Emma strengthens her connection with others, and her insightful writing is both a catalyst for, and a remedy to, the fear and misunderstanding that surrounds autism.
Grades 7-12
Annabel is a five-year-old girl with isodicentric 15. Her family discusses her daily routine and the enjoyment she receives from riding horses at Ride On Therapeutic Horsemanship.
Grades 7-12
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April 3 is National Handmade Day, which "recognizes all those who put forth their creative talents into gifts warming the heart and leaving us awed." What exactly is "handmade" is up to each person. It could be baked goods, clothing, woodwork, art, or just about anything that can find a place in a home.
Not sure where to get started? DCMP has over 75 accessible episodes of the popular arts and crafts show Creative Living With Sheryl Borden. Join the well-loved host as she invites guests to discuss topics ranging from food and nutrition, clothing and fashion, home furnishings, health and beauty, art, travel, and technology. This series is designed for active lifestyles and offers something for everyone, no matter their age.
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First Contact Day (April 5)
Monstrum: Martians! How Aliens Invaded Earth
In this episode, Dr. Zarka looks at how science and imagination began a cultural phenomenon that continues today. From the invading aliens of War of the Worlds to real-life scientific exploration today, the stories of Martians have changed over time.
Grades 9-12
National Pet Day (April 11)
My Baby Signs: My Pet Signs
What animals make good pets? This video features the signs for bird, dog, cat, fish, turtle, and bunny. This video is presented in American Sign Language by Rochester School for the Deaf, is silent, and contains no English subtitles.
Grades PS-4
Earth Day (April 22)
Biz Kid$: The Green Economy and You
Join the Biz Kids on a mission and discover your impact on the environment. Explore different ways to become part of the green economy and learn how there's green to be made in thinking green.
Grades 5-10
The Lorax
I am the Lorax. I speak for the trees. Dr. Seuss's beloved story teaches kids to treat the planet with kindness and stand up and speak up for others.
Grades PS-5
DNA Day (April 25)
The Amoeba Sisters: DNA, Chromosomes, Genes, Traits--An Intro to Heredity
This episode discusses the structure and functions of DNA, genes, and traits in relationship to heredity.
Grades 7-12
Superhero Day (April 28)
Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines
From the birth of the 1940s comic book heroine to the blockbusters of today, students get a look at how popular representations of powerful women often reflect society's anxieties about strong and healthy women.
Grades 11-12
No Ordinary Hero: The SuperDeafy Movie
The actor who plays SuperDeafy on TV helps Jacob to redefine what "being normal" means and to find the courage to stand up to a school bully.
Grades 5-12 |
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May 3 - May 23
Using Accessible Media in the Classroom With Students Who Are Blind and Visually Impaired
15 hours ACVREP Credit
Using Accessible Media in the Classroom With Students Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
1.5 RID CEUs in GS |
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Rosalee is a little girl with a heart of gold and an endless supply of enthusiasm. She is also expressive and passionate about the things she enjoys, and she has Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD). When Rosalee starts seeing Ms. Kat, she learns so many things that help her get the sensory stimulation she needs. Based on the children's book by Nicole Filippone.
Grades 2-5
Coral reefs are vital to the survival of one quarter of all sea life. They are experiencing increasing damage due to climate change. This series explores the science of climate change, its impact on the oceans, and how coral reef ecosystems work.
Grades 7-12
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the term “herd immunity” has been all over the news. But what does it really mean? One thing most people don’t realize about vaccines is that they aren’t just to protect the person who gets the shot. They also protect the population as a whole.
Grades 10-12
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DCMP membership provides unlimited access to thousands of accessible educational videos. We're fully funded by the U.S. Department of Education, so there are no costs associated with any of our services. Family members, school personnel, and other professionals who work with early learners through Grade 12 students with a hearing or vision loss qualify for membership. DCMP members can:
- Access thousands of standards-aligned educational videos that are described and captioned in our Media Library, including training for parents, teachers, and interpreters.
- Check out videos on DVD (with free return postage), or watch instantly on PC, Roku, Apple TV, tablets, and smartphones. iOS users can use the DCMP iOS app.
- Create and share Student Accounts to assign videos and promote independent learning.
- Access resources on education, accessibility, and advocacy in our Learning Center.
- Stay up-to-date on news and recently added videos by subscribing to our monthly newsletter.
- Watch accessible television series such as The Men Who Built America, Teen Kids News, Command Decisions, Curiosity Quest, and Fierce Earth.
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