Educational197624 min640×360

First Steps (1976)

National Film Board of Canada

EducationChildren'sIndustrial and advertising

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Discusses the importance of early stimulation and training for educable retarded children. Explores the rationale of integrating them into regular school systems, rather than separate institutions. Observes several children as they learn and grow and develop relationships with families, teachers and nonhandicapped children.

Stephen J. Kline demonstrates the use of flow visualization in solving engineering problems and establishing mathematical models for analysis of flow fields. Explains the kinematic concepts linking visual observations to the velocity field in steady and unsteady flow.

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Credit
National Film Board of Canada
Language
English
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