A PROJECT PRODUCED A FILM DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THE EDUCATION OF DISADVANTAGED CHILDEN. THE 16MM BLACK-AND-WHITE SOUND FILM, "FOR ALL MY STUDENTS," CONTRASTS POOR AND EFFECTIVE TEACHING TECHNIQUES IN INTEGRATED CLASSROOMS. IT ATTEMPTS TO CONVEY THAT DEALING SUCCESSFULLY WITH CLASSROOM HUMAN RELATIONS PROBLEMS CAN DETERMINE SUCCESS OR FAILURE IN TEACHING DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS. THE FILM IS PREPARED FOR PRESERVICE AND INSERVICE SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS AND COUNSELORS OF NEGRO STUDENTS BUT IS APPROPRIATE FOR TEACHERS AT OTHER LEVELS AND OF OTHER MINORITY GROUP STUDENTS AND FOR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS. THE FILM SHOULD BE FOLLOWED BY DISCUSSION, FOR WHICH A GUIDE HAS BEEN PREPARED TO ACCOMPANY EACH PRINT. (THE STUDY GUIDE IS APPENDED TO THE REPORT.) THE PROJECT STAFF SUBMITTED QUESTIONNAIRES TO TEACHING INTERNS AT TWO UNIVERSITIES TO EVALUATE THE FILM'S EFFECTIVENESS AND FOUND THAT BOTH GROUPS FELT THE FILM ACCOMPLISHED ITS MAJOR GOAL. THE FILM IS AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL OR SALE FROM THE EXTENSION MEDIA CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA EXTENSION, BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA 94720. (NH)