Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
We now have 2K (2048x1556) film scans of some of our 16mm films. This is a 1280x720 MP4 copy of our high resolution scan. To order high resolution copies without serial number burned-in, please contact Johnson.Library@nara.gov
Dr. Barbara Biber discusses the kind of deficits disadvantaged children bring to the classroom and approaches teachers must take to enable the children to overcome them. The children often lack the language skills, thought processes, and experiences one expects of children their age; they have often been reared in a psychologically barren home where they were not recognized as persons; some have existed in an atmosphere of uncertainty about the basic necessities of life, a world of unpredictable threats, with no realization that there is anyone who cares. Dr. Biber outlines the psychology and techniques which have been successfully used by teachers in drawing these children out, helping them into more meaningful relationships with people while extending and stimulating their understanding of the world around them.
Poverty
Source: Office of Economic Opportunity, public domain
We now have 2K (2048x1556) film scans of some of our 16mm films. This is a 1280x720 MP4 copy of our high resolution scan. To order high resolution copies without serial number burned-in, please contact Johnson.Library@nara.gov
Dr. Barbara Biber discusses the kind of deficits disadvantaged children bring to the classroom and approaches teachers must take to enable the children to overcome them. The children often lack the language skills, thought processes, and experiences one expects of children their age; they have often been reared in a psychologically barren home where they were not recognized as persons; some have existed in an atmosphere of uncertainty about the basic necessities of life, a world of unpredictable threats, with no realization that there is anyone who cares. Dr. Biber outlines the psychology and techniques which have been successfully used by teachers in drawing these children out, helping them into more meaningful relationships with people while extending and stimulating their understanding of the world around them.
Poverty
Source: Office of Economic Opportunity, public domain
