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LifeSteps: Getting Along With Others DVD

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Category: Media DVDs & Videos

With Michael Pritchard. Grade level: 6-12. Teens discover positive ways to assert themselves, express complaints, handle misunderstandings, and block rumors as they apply the key social skills of mediation, negotiation, active listening, and "I" messages. The objectives of this program are for viewers to learn the value of assertive, rather than aggresive, approaches to interpersonal conflict; to develop positive ways to deal with rumors; and to strengthen mediation and negotiation skills that can help prevent and resolve conflict. 30-minutes, leader's guide available online.



Features actual students filmed in actual schools and uses lively, spontaneous discussions, dramatized dilemmas, topical humor, and the sensitive, supportive guidance of Michael Pritchard to encourage, engage, and educate viewers. Pritchard is a youth educator, humorist, actor, former probation officer, and host of award-winning series.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Jason G. ★★★★★

Watching this with my 7th graders during homeroom actually sparked some real conversations about how to handle gossip. The segment where Michael Pritchard gets the teens to act out awkward social moments is what hooked them, and the discussion prompts after each skill stuck with us for days.

Joseph ★★★★★

The scenes where teens practice blocking rumors and handling misunderstandings felt painfully real—my daughter actually paused it to discuss her own lunchroom drama. Michael Pritchard keeps the tone relatable without talking down to the 6-12 grade crowd, which is a rare balance for social skills med