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Breaking The Stereotype
People tend to put each other into neat little boxes of what they think they can or cannot be. Meet a male cheerleader and a male ballet dancer who didn't care what the stereotype was but followed their goal to become the best at what they do. Listen to how a girl wanted to wrestle so badly she joined the boys team at her school because there wasn't a girls team.Release
1995
Minutes
20
Grade Level
I-S
Format
DVD and VHS
People tend to put each other into neat little boxes of what they think they can or cannot be. Meet a male cheerleader and a male ballet dancer who didn't care what the stereotype was but followed their goal to become the best at what they do. Listen to how a girl wanted to wrestle so badly she joined the boys team at her school because there wasn't a girls team.
This film is part of a series. The series title and other films in this series are listed below.
Our Future Generation: A 26 Part Series
- Are All Teens The Same?
- Beanie Mania
- Bi-racial Dating
- Breaking The Stereotype
- Christmas Show
- Eatiing Disorders
- How Does Music Influence Your Life?
- Kids Rising Above Their Disabilities
- Kids With Guns
- Living With A Single Parent
- Living With A Step-parent
- Love Of Infatuation?
- Making The Transition From High School To College
- Parent/Teen Relationships
- Prayer In The Classroom
- Resilient Teens
- Sexual Predators
- Sickle - Cell Disease
- Teacher/student Relationships
- Teen Court
- Teen Curfews
- Teen Pregnancy
- Teens Behind The Wheel
- Teens Looking For Positive Role Models
- Teens Who Trust The Wrong People
- Thanksgiving Show
Pricing Details
Available Licenses
- University: $195
- Media Center: $195
- Individual School: $99
- Public Library: $110
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