Sexisme Nantes 2011 - État des lieux des violences à l’université
«Violences faites aux femmes…conséquence du sexisme ordinaire»
Colloque à Nantes le vendredi 25 novembre 2011.
Organisé par Gynécologie Sans Frontières, la Mission départementale aux droits des femmes et à l’égalité de la Direction Départementale de la Cohésion Sociale de Loire-Atlantique et le Service
de Gynécologie –Obstétrique du CHU de Nantes.
-Violences sexuelles et sexistes à l’université
Sous la présidence de Sophi
The Game
Engagement and Success: iPods in the pre-K classroom
This 1:23 video shows pre-school students using iPods as a teacher narrators her experiences with theme.
Expulsion
Practice ASL 7C
Team work
The Myth of King Arthur
In this video the Saxons continue to capture lands of the British aristocracy. During this time a prince emerges from the British. His name is Arthur, and Camelot begins. (3:28)
Baloncesto
To Better Know a Student - Zach Boerding
Burly Hyperbole Luchador
This computer generated video uses humor to help teach about hyperboles. As two luchadors prepare to fight, one quickly discovers that his opponent, Burly Hyperbole, likes to talk trash and in doing so exaggerates, a lot. Can you spot all of the hyperboles? The trash talking may not be appropriate for younger students unless a discussion is also included on bullying. (03:28)
National Geographic Live! - Adam Nicolson: The King James Bible
British author Adam Nicolson offers a sweeping look at the work that went into translating the King James Bible, first published 400 years ago and still the most influential Bible translation of all time. (28:33)
How the Sun Works
Join award winning teacher Jonathan Bergmann as he interactively teaches Astronomy: How the Sun Works. The focus of this lesson is the balance between the sun's internal forces, a hydrostatic equilibrium between a force that prevents the sun from collapsing and a force that holds it together. ( 6:57)
The Amazing Fact Generator is a great writing prompt for students I came across the amazing fact Generator a little while back which has a great collection of both useful and useful facts. The great thing about the amazing fact generator is that regardless of the facts being shared they generally produce a great deal of discussion with my students. Most of the time this leads to getting students to produce s
Page 5: Peer Review: How to build a responsible online learning community
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Zoe from Sesame Street encourages dancing
This is a short message from Zoe about dancing. The message is to encourage kids to dance to stay fit and healthy. (0:30)
Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Battle of Saipan
On June 15, 1944, a week after D-day, the U.S. launches a critical attack on Saipan in the Mariana Islands. Japanese troops are more than prepared for battle and on the first day American forces face over 2,000 causalities. As the battle progresses, Japanese troops are unable to re-supply for three weeks and thus concede defeat to Americans. In this video clip learn more about this American victory in the Pacific. (2:17)
Arty Smartypants: snail/nail
In this video segment from Between the Lions, Arty holds up a snail and then shows the word “snail.” He then takes an “s” from snail to make the word “nail.” He holds up a nail, then pulls out a hammer and starts to hammer the nail into the wall. Then he hits his finger with the hammer and jumps up and down in pain. This video segment provides a resource for Fluency, Phonemic Awareness, Phonics, Letter Knowledge Awareness, and Phonological Awareness. (0:4
Drawing a Net For Rectangular Prisms And Square Pyramids
This student-created video provides directions for making a net for a rectangular prism and a square pyramid. Demonstration includes use of a ruler to make sides the correct lengths. ( 2:52)
Yangtze
This eight minute video explains how this river is impacted by modern technology and presents some pro and con arguments for this movement. Excellent visuals and interviews.
