1908 Olympics - London - Part 4
1908 Olympics - London - Part 4
Malaria Life Cycle
3d computer animation of the life cycle of the malaria parasite. Discusses the importance of malaria, transmission, and life cycle of the malarial parasite.
#28 Basic Modulation : How to Modulate into Another Key
In this lesson I explain what modulation is and introduce the very basics of modulating. Also, I explain what an Applied Dominate is and how to use it in your composing. Knowing your Circle of fifths is VERY important so if you aren't familiar with it yet, go check out my lesson # 9 which covers the circle of fifths. Music theory is fun! woo!
Walkin' on Wallstreet
This short, music video from School House Rock is about investing and Wall Street. The video gives a brief definition and examples for what stock is and what it means to make an investment. Run time 03:03.
Money as Debt
47-minute animated presentation of "Money as Debt" tells in very simple and effective graphic terms what money is and how it is being created.
The Product Rule for Derivatives
The Product Rule for Derivatives - A few basic examples. For high school students. Appropriate for a student in Algebra 1 or Algebra 2. From mathtv.com. Seasoned math instructor demonstates on white board. Uses colored markers for clarification.
How To Make Bread
A cooking instructor gives a demonstration on how to make bread. The instructor mixes water, flour, yeast, eggs, sugar, salt and oil and shows how to knead the dough and let the dough rise. The dough is then separated into loaves for baking. Place bread loaves into greased trays and bake them for about 25 minutes.
Crohns Disease Module 3: Medications
This module describes typical treatments including induction agent, maintenance, and rescue medication. Learn what happens if medication is ineffective or resistant, as well as information about the medications safety and side effects.
Margarita—Grades 5-8 Margarita, a bilingual teacher of mixed-grades five through eight, is working with non-English speaking students to accelerate their science skills.
Workshop 2: Intellectual Development
Explore the power of the mind and consider the notion that every child can learn everything. Harvard Professor Eleanor Duckworth discusses the importance of teaching for a deep and lasting understanding and explains why it is important to give students time to work through their own ideas and experience confusion in order to achieve such understanding.
Dividing Integers (sv)
This piece focuses on the rules for dividing negative numbers.This video by Duane Habecker is part of the video collection at NextVista.org (http://nextvista.org), a proud partner of Curriki.
The Down Quark
This video presents a visual representation of the 'Down Quark'. The down quark is a fundamental particle, and can change from a down quark to an up quark. Find out what a down quark is in this informative video.
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From Atoms to Quarks
Electron waves confined by electric attraction to the nucleus help resolve the dilemma of the atom and account for the periodic table of the elements. Nucleons themselves obey a kind of period table, following inner rules that lead to the idea of quarks.
Quantum Mechanics.
In the 1920s, the behavior of atoms developed into a new theory called quantum mechanics. Since then, physicists have learned much more about the subatomic world. and created a new theory called
quantum mechanics. Since then, physicists have learned much more about the subatomic world. There are lots of uses for this and the video does a quick overview to help students understand how this science evolved. The video may needed to be stopped at times as there are many terms that may need mo
Mood Disorders: Medication and Talk Therapy Shows the effectiveness of combining drug therapies with traditional psychotherapy.
Video Production: Project: Post-Production
Review some of the special effects and tips that the project team went through in their postproduction phase. Run time 04:58
Plants that Make Spores
There are ten basic divisions in the Plantae kingdom, and only 5 that are spore bearing. Spores are special cells used in asexual reproduction. Learn about the plants that make cells in this short clip. Examples and photos are provide for the mosses, liverworts, horsetails and ferns. (2:34)
Liverworts, Mosses, and Ferns
This video gives a quick overview of some different types of spore-bearing plants. Dr. Matt von Konrat explains the reproduction of liverworts, mosses, and ferns to a high school group of students. Audio is poor but information is good. Run time 07:50
The Pine Tree
This short video explains the reproduction process of the Pine tree and as well as the parts of the male and female cones. It also briefly addresses the adaptations of the pine tree and pine needles. Run time 02:41
President George Washington, Part II
Animated biography of the life of President George Washington. This Discovery Education video is aimed at school children.
