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Select DCMP videos include American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation through a pop-up window for videos not natively in ASL. Select the "interpret" icon in the player controls to launch the pop-up. Reposition the window by clicking and dragging. Suggestions for additional DCMP videos to be interpreted can be sent to recommendations@dcmp.org.

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Woman wearing a business suit pulls a book down from a law library. Caption. Being a lawyer is all about solving problems.

Over the shoulder shot of a man looking at a gallery of photos on Facebook. Caption. These are great tools to use to market to people.

Nurse smiles and shakes the hand of a man who is seated on an exam table in a medical office setting. Caption. We order tests for patients, we do exams.

Ophthalmologist positions a phoropter over a person's eyes in a medical office setting. Caption. I can also perform surgeries in a hospital.

Still image from: I Can Be Anything I Want to Be A to Z: Petroleum Engineer

Wide shot of a swather moves towards camera through a field of grain. Caption. We inspect food from all across the world.

Over the shoulder shot of a man working on a laptop computer, projecting an image of a P, D, F. Caption. Here, we study products and brands.

Shadowy closeup of 2 forearms placing a stone at the corner of a structure. Caption. Which is stuck on to the block with mortar and a trowel.

Overhead view of a man writing on a log sheet. Also on the desk, a landline phone and computer mouse. Caption. I translate mostly legal documents.

Digital rendering. Aerial view of an intersection flanked by modern buildings, populated with pedestrians, and scattered with cars. Caption. We often use 3D modeling and computer-based software."

2 side-by-side canoes on the water. A man with a video camera gives a thumbs up to camera. His camera is pointed at a man rowing. In the other canoe, 3 men seated and 1 playing the guitar. Caption. A video producer is kind of like a storyteller.

2 women in suits sit at a table next to each other. One shares a brochure and parts her lips in mid-speech. Caption. Our main goal is working with employers.

Side view of an X-ray technician holding up an image of a spine against an X-ray illuminator. Caption. So we take a lot of imaging of patients' bones.

3 girls sit at an outdoor table with trays of soil while an adult stands at each end. Caption. Youth program directors get to work on teams as well.

Two fish swim underwater through underwater plant life. Caption: I specialize in fish and aquatic life.

Color illustration. Girl dressed in blue with red ringlets, holding a doll. Caption. When Esther was 8, she watched her mother.

Book cover titled, “I Love You Because You're You." Illustration of a fox in a long dress holding a cub in her arms as they nuzzle each other with eyes closed. Text reads, "By Liza Baker. Illustrated by David McPhail."

Animation of a gray garbage truck with headlights glowing as it passes an illuminated street lamp at night.

Black and white painting of a bear speaking to a frog sitting on a lilypad.

Boy in a frilly shirt pointing at shapes on a chalkboard. A stuffed bear, unicorn, and rabbit sit with a dog below and look up at the boy. Text reads, "Perhaps you will empower kids to be all they can be."

Squinting boy pushes an oversized teddy bear up against a bed as a puppy jumps on him in a bedroom full of toys. Text reads, "I wish you grit and resilience, to never ever give up."

Animation of multi-colored tools floating in front of a blue backdrop. Lock-breaker at center is surrounded by an axe, drill, and saw, among other tools.

Cartoon of a backhoe loader on a flatbed truck. Both are personified with windshield eyes that look to the side with uncertain expressions. Caption. Backhoe loader reporting for duty. Caption. Hmmm?

Animation. Red forklift picks up lumber. A flatcar loaded with wood sits on a train track next to it. Caption. Lumber? Caption. Flatcar!

Book cover titled, "I'm the Grinch." The Grinch rests a finger on his chin with a sneaky look on his face. Christmas lights and decorations float around him. Text reads, "Dr. Seuss' The Grinch. Over fifty stickers, plus Christmas cards."

Smiling cartoon girl wears a purple jumper and braids as she looks towards text that reads, "Idioms."

Storybook cover illustration of a dark blue sky with small yellow stars and a long, colorful ribbon swirled across the middle. The ribbon reads, "If You Come to Earth."

Book cover titled, "If You Take a Mouse to the Movies." Mouse in a red hat holds up a string of popcorn garland beside a Christmas tree. Text reads, "By Laura Numeroff. Illustrated by Felicia Bond."

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View of an Oregon forest with mossy ground and light peeking out from the trees.

Young woman smiles at a young man whose back faces camera. Caption. Shannon as narrator. He's giving me that time to rethink.

Illustration of a bird on a branch looking at a small worm on a branch close by. Caption: One day, a hungry robin saw an inchworm,

Black and white frame shows shadowy buildings tower over busy city streets below. Text reads, "Industrial Revolution."

Digital illustration of a magnifying glass on left and a pencil on right. Title card at center reads, "Informational Writing. Episode 2, Choosing a Topic."

Digital illustration of a magnifying glass on left and a pencil on right. Title card at center reads, "Informational Writing. Episode 8, Making a Glossary."

Digital illustration of a magnifying glass on left and a pencil on right. Title card at center reads, "Informational Writing. Episode 3, Making a Plan."

Digital illustration of a magnifying glass on left and a pencil on right. Title card at center reads, "Informational Writing. Episode 7, Table of Contents."

Digital illustration of a magnifying glass on left and a pencil on right. Title card at center reads, "Informational Writing. Episode 1, What is it?"

Digital illustration of a magnifying glass on left and a pencil on right. Title card at center reads, "Informational Writing. Episode 6, Writing a Closing."

Digital illustration of a magnifying glass on left and a pencil on right. Title card at center reads, "Informational Writing. Episode 5, Writing a Draft."

Digital illustration of a magnifying glass on left and a pencil on right. Title card at center reads, "Informational Writing. Episode 4, Writing an Introduction."

Man faces camera and gestures in sign language, 1 closed fist with one thumb out pointing down, the other closed and tapping behind. Caption. And being a team player.

Robert Panara and Bernard Bragg seated on a stage and talking to one another.

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Purple, red, and white feathers float on a blue backdrop. Text reads, "Introduction to Birds."

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Sea lion props itself up on a deck in front of man who squats under a canopy next to a pool of water.

Color illustration of a child sitting at a table and writing on a piece of paper next to flowers in a vase. Caption. One day, Ramon was drawing a vase of flowers.

Man sits and talks to us in a room with a bookcase with books and different knick-knacks on the shelf such as a Gundam toy, a mini globe, and a space rocket.

Two different types of bacteria are seen all over a human outline. Caption: 37.2 trillion and 39 trillion.

Infographic shows stacks of paper above text labels. The first is a tall white stack of paper labeled, “Endorse, Human-caused global Warming is Real.” The second is a yellow stack of paper falls down and is labeled, “Excluded, No Position.” The third is a very short stack of red paper is labeled, “Reject, Human-caused global warming is not real.”

A view of Moon in the dark sky. Caption: Maria, Latin for seas, and Sea of Tranquility, Mare Tranquillitatis.

Man talks to us next to a framed image that looks like roots in the ground.

A scale shows world population. 2 billion people will be added by 20 50 to the 7 billion at present. A number, 2 X, is shown over the food crops, wheat and corn.

An aerial view of a canopy of trees.

Diagram. A little human figure with two dotted lines and two crisscrossed lines that represent light. In the middle of the lines is an almond shape that is labeled, “Lens.” The dotted lines lead up to a dark vertical line that is labeled, “Sensor/Retina.” Next to the dark line is an upside down human next to a right side up human that is labeled, “What you see.” Text, “Bending Light.”

An animal with the body of a lion, an extra goat head on its back, and a snake instead of a tail. Caption: Chimera.

Man with his baseball cap backwards, sits crisscross in a grassy garden outside.

Man in glasses and blue collared shirt gestures with hands out and lips pursed in mid-speech.

Sunlight is shining through in a forest with large number of trees.

An illustration depicts the sinuses present in a human skull.

Digital art shows the Titanic ship half sunk into the ocean with a large iceberg next to it.

A cartoon shows Benjamin Franklin sleeping on a bed. Sunlight pours into the room through an open window.

Orange glare flares out from bright central object and is surrounded by flecks of colored light in outer space.

A group of animals, a gorilla, a rhino, a lemur cat, and a scaled lizard.

The sample particles enter the mass spectrometer, which is accelerated, and then separated according to their individual mass of the particles by a magnet.

A comparison of passive echolocation used in vehicles and active echolocation in dolphins.

Man in glasses parts lips in mid-speech. Bookshelves and art supplies line walls in background. Title card reads, "How to fly. Stay in the air."

2 red lines branch off from a red dot at the top connecting to red dots that continue to branch off in twos 5 times to form a crown-shaped contagion.

View of Earth from space with arrows showing the ocean currents.

Man talks to us while moving his hands.

Two people standing apart, both wearing surgical masks.

Diagram shows brain nerve cells branching like plant roots.

A woman holds a wailing infant in her arms.

Digital rendering shows a group of purple, green, and red clumps fused together.

An enlarged view of the cells lining the retina is shown from an eyeball. A colorful and a black and white picture of parrot are shown on either side of the eyeball.

Sixteen eyeballs, each with different eye color. Caption: Martin-Schultz scale.

Diagram. Eight small strands with one or two red lines on them that represent DNA. The red lines are labeled two, six, seven, nine, ten, fourteen, fifteen, and X.” Next to the smaller strands is a bigger strand that is labeled “Twelve, NANOG, broken NANOG, pseudogenes.”

An illustration depicts the recycling machine, and a recycled product.

A battery gauge has 14 blocks, where 7 blocks are full. The grades of the battery gauge reads, from top to bottom, as follows. Gamma rays, X rays, U V, visible rays, and infrared. An arrow points from visible light to infrared.

Woman sits in a room with a space mural and a bookcase behind her. There’s an image of a spring coil next to her.

Digital DNA strands with two orange arrows measure the width and length of the DNA. Text reads, “34A, 21A.”

Red and orange digital atom with four electrons and a positive charge nucleus is next to a purple and yellow atom with four electrons and a positive charge nucleus. Text reads, “Atoms don't actually look like this.”

Man in glasses and cardigan holds palms together with lips parted in mid-speech. He stands before a green background with white scratches.

Many hot air balloons taking off into the sky.

Graphic shows a gray fish with a fart cloud next to it. Inside the fart cloud is text that reads, “It’s Okay To be Fart.”

Man talks to us in a room with a bookcase filled with books and knick-knacks like bird figurines, a Gundam toy, and a small globe. Next to his head is a cartoon overlay of a person being electrocuted coming out of an outhouse.

Man sits at a desk that has a computer, wires, and electrical and lab equipment on it. He holds a blue wire to a battery. Behind him is a bookcase filled with books and knick-knacks like a framed butterfly and different dinosaur skeleton miniatures.

A graph plots pressure in Pascal’s versus temperature in degrees Celsius. The horizontal axis is marked at negative 5, 0, and 100. The vertical axis ranges from 1 kilo Pascal to 100 Mega Pascal’s in increments of exponents of 10. At 1 atmospheric pressure water is in solid ice at negative 5 degrees to 0 degrees, in liquid state from 0 degrees to 100 degrees Celsius, and in vapor form above 100 degrees Celsius.

Scatter plot graph plots the relationship between spices per recipe and mean annual temperature in Celsius. The higher the temperature the more spices per recipe. Next to the graph is a small map of the world with different foods and spices in the continents.

Digital illustration of an underground tunnel that goes from San Francisco to New York City.

Man with glasses raises eyebrows and parts lips mid-speech. Toys and books are on bookshelves in background.

Different math equations and graphs are drawn, with a butterfly as the backdrop.

Seven different butterflies, where four are placed at the corners facing the butterfly at the center and two at either side of the central butterfly.

Man in glasses gestures with hand and parts lips in mid-speech. Toys and books on shelves displayed in background. Text at right reads, "Gimme that science!"

A photo depicts many branches of a large tree.

Man talks to us in a room with a bookcase filled with books and knick-knacks like a Gundam toy, small globe, and a model of a space rocket.

Line graph titled, "Exponential Growth, Covid-19." Y axis reads, "Cases open parentheses Outside of China close parentheses" and X axis reads, "Feb twelfth" at left and "March fifteenth" at right. Pink dots gradually curve upward from left to right where they're labeled "X, 1 point 4."

Man looks at us with a stern expression and points his finger up like he’s telling us to stop. Behind him is a bookcase filled with books and knick-knacks like a Gundam toy, little bird figurines, and a small globe.

Neon green cartoon eel swimming in water with small fish swimming around it.