Tertiary Catalogue

A scene showing Captain Terry’s reaction when a friend shares a picture of his ‘doodle’ sparks a deeper conversation between the cast members about the impact of non-consensual sharing of intimate images, privacy, sex shaming, revenge porn and victim blaming. The comedic style of this video enables senior secondary students to easily engage with the topics. Show Less

After a scene on the pirate ship where the characters argue over what ‘all’ women like, the cast and crew discuss how pornography is made for the ‘male gaze’. They explore ideas about misogyny and stereotypes in pornography and the importance of having open conversations with partners about sexual interests and needs. This video will help teachers introduce senior secondary students to important respectful relationships topics in an engaging manner. Show Less

Boom operator Tim becomes so distracted by his addiction to online pornography that his work on set begins to suffer. The director talks with him about acknowledging his problem and realising how much it controls his behaviour, then encourages him to talk to people he trusts to get help. The pirate-themed comic elements of the video help senior secondary students to fully explore the nature of addiction. Show Less

While shooting a fight scene, boom operator Tim annoys the director and cast as he questions the realism of what they are filming. This leads to an in-depth conversation between the director and cast about if the sex acts depicted in pornographic films are real, how people learn about sex and issues to do with consent. This video is an ideal way to open discussions about the pornography industry with secondary students. Show Less

Including interviews with world-leading scientists and researchers, this video evaluates the many management strategies that have been employed in the fight against malaria. From physical barriers, to hazardous natural predators, controversial pesticides, and costly drugs and repellents, students will come to understand that no single measure is perfect on its own. However, spatial technologies, like MARA, and advances in genetic engineering, provide hope that malaria may become a disease of history. Show Less

Dr James Tibenderana, technical director of the Malaria Consortium, knows the impact of malaria better than most, having contracted the deadly parasitic disease as a child. In this video, James unpicks the effects malaria can have on an infected individual, their family and the community. Students will learn that malaria causes more than an intense fever, it can have serious economic ramifications too. Show Less

This video describes the natural and built conditions that can lead a buzzing mosquito to become a menacing killer. By first exploring how Plasmodium falciparum, a microscopic parasite, is carried by mosquitoes from one unfortunate human host to another, students will learn about the environments and climates that allow malaria's deadly cycle to thrive. Show Less

From award-winning producers, Home Is Where the Hearts Stops is a comprehensive CPR training video, but not as you know it! Written according to latest international resuscitation guidelines for audiences young and old of all learning styles, the video effectively communicates the key basic life support principles with clear and simple instruction, innovative analogies, on-screen text and animations and tongue-in-cheek humour. Cardiologists, paramedics, trainers and students are saying “it’s the best CPR training video [they've] ever seen". Show Less

Beverages are the single largest source of calories in the average American diet and their contribution often goes largely unnoticed. During this program we examine soft drinks, sweetened teas, speciality coffee drinks, sports drinks, fruit flavoured juices and energy drinks that are the sugary empty calorie products leading to the rapid rate of obesity and chronic disease. Additionally we discuss the best beverage alternatives and learn about how to make healthy choices. Show Less

Filmed at an industry-leading childcare centre, that specialises in early childhood education we explore practical ways that childcare centres can create and implement a sustainable environmental focus to their work. This inspiring centre Bonkers Beat not only embodies sustainability in its operations but it actively supports children and their parents to connect with and contribute to their environment. The programme explores three key areas aligned to Sustainable Practices unit (CHCECE025) Related to Community Services, Diploma of School Age Education and Care, Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care and Certificate IV in School Age Education and Care. In particular how to develop a sustainability management plan, how to engage children with their natural environment and how to implement and embed sustainable practices. Show Less

Examiners want students to write about aspects of contemporary family life, but their textbooks remain stuck in the past. This excellent video resource consolidates and updates student knowledge by igniting their interest in some current issues in family life. It does this by focusing on key ideas and concepts, using contemporary ideas and examples. Show Less

The message of this teen-centred video is that all students have a responsibility to behave ethically online. Teenage hosts discuss the components which make up cyberbullying, and how to become an “upstander” rather than a bystander. The video goes on to detail the differences between legitimate online research and plagiarism, as well as the differences between legitimate sharing online and piracy. Show Less

A key human need is shelter. Providing appropriate and sustainable housing infrastructure, and access to it, is a major national focus and involves a range of businesses and other organisations, including government, at the local and national level. This film presents an informative and comprehensive coverage of some of the key aspects of housing planning and provision. It features commentary from a range of individuals involved in housing at the national and local government levels, as well as views from academic and social justice perspectives. There are also street interviews. The content covers choosing where to live, the quality of life in urban areas, renting support and shared ownership, the future of housing and homelessness. It also examines some of the issues involved in the provision of housing in Camden in inner London. It is an excellent learning resource for senior secondary and FE level students of geography. Show Less

The video provides specific advice about how to protect students’ privacy, security and online reputations. Real-life dangers from predators, spammers and identity thieves are revealed through teen interviews and accounts from experts in cyber security and safety. Students are also challenged to think about ways that digital technology can be used to enhance or damage their reputations. Show Less

Workers in community or health services will from time to time encounter people exhibiting behaviours of concern. This collection of short programmes outlines common examples of difficult and challenging behaviours as well as providing practical strategies for safe, effective responses. This includes using appropriate communication strategies, following established procedures, and knowing when and how to seek assistance or refer a client. With the aid of dramatised scenarios, experienced mental health professionals offer helpful information and demonstrate effective responses. Show Less