Reminding us all that "children with disabilities" share more similarities than differences with "children without disabilities," this upbeat program--produced by the Allegheny County/City of Pittsburgh Task Force on Disabilities--follows a group of multicultural children with disabilities as they create a video journal. Combining interviews with the kids and adults with disabilities they interview--who are not only coping but thriving in the business world--Small Differences will certainly encourage children with disabilities to expand their vision, while at the same time promoting tolerance in children without disabilities. Winner of a CHRIS and Silver Apple award, Small Differences is recommended for both school and public libraries. Aud: E, I, P. (R. Pitman)
Small Differences
(1995) 20 min. $79 (study guide included). Program Development Associates. PPR. Color cover. Open captioned. Vol. 12, Issue 6
Small Differences
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