The Concept Of Volume
This video lesson investigates the concept of volume as the amount of space that an object takes up. The host shows how various substances have the same volume even though they have different
masses. One activity shows water displacement. It explains a unit cube as a standard unit for measuring volume and demonstrates how to determine the volume of an object by finding out how many unit cubes it contains. (14:01)
Find the volume of a rectangular prism using unit cubes
This video lesson shows how to find the volume of a prism by packing it with unit cubes. At the end of the lesson, the instructor verifies that the packing method produces the same volume as the volume formula method. (2:19)
Eldridge & Co., Interview, 2011
Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel Part of the Diamonstein-Spielvogel Video Archive in the Duke University Libraries: http://library.duke.edu/digitalcollections/dsva/
Host Ronnie Eldridge interviews Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel for City University Television (CUNY TV).
Journalist Austin Merrill: Ivory Coast War, Peace and Cocoa
Learn more: http://pulitzercenter.org/projects/ivory-coast-civil-war-crimes-elections-conflict-militias-cocoa-farmers-alassane-ouattara-laurent-gbagbo
Writer Austin Merrill describes his history with Ivory Coast, why he chose to return, and some of the unfortunate surprises he found as he reported on the country's tentative post-war status.
While their intention was to document steps toward justice and reconciliation, Merrill and photographer Peter DiCampo saw more signs of bitter rivalry, woun
News #104 - Choose Your Own Way to Learn Spanish, Choose Your Own Spooky Savings
It’s no big secret – everyone has their own way of studying and learning Spanish. Some are visual learners, some are auditory and others combine several ways.
Do you just listen to lessons? Review with lesson notes? Or do you write down words and phrases and say them out loud until they’re natural? Tune in to [...]
Utilizing a Health System's Resources to Improve Training in Quality Improvement for Its 22 Residenc
Moon and Stars
In this craft activity, learners create a string of cut-out moons and stars. This activity is phrased to encourage a parent and child to look at the Moon every night, and make simple illustrations of what they see, but can be adapted for various groups of learners. When learners have three or four different shapes drawn, they can cut out as many as desired and create a pattern, string them together, and hang them in a special place. Learners create simple patterns at first (A, B, A, B) and move
Topics - Section 7.3 Video Part 2 of 2 Hans Rosling | Pickard Memorial Lecture Tiro en agarre en paralelo con la mano izquierda - clip corto en español Tiro en agarre con la mano derecha - en español Energy Diagrams Global Environment Speaker Series: Climate and the Fate of Ancient Maya Kingdoms Think CSUN: Family Values and Marriage Equality New Faculty Orientation The Ladies Man Promo University Park Campus Tour The Challenge of Agricultural Development in Africa: what lessons from China? [Audio] A Biography of Chris Van Allsburg Thunderbird Online and Arizona Technology Council Lunch & Learn
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Solving systems of equations by graphing, substitution, and linear combination.
October 25, 2012
Sponsored by Harvard Statistics Department,
Harvard School of Public Health Biostatistics
Department, and The Harvard Foundation
Es un tipo de tiro que permite estabilizar la pelota. (.27)
Debes extender a tope los dedos, al límite, y dejar un hueco para que la palma no toque el balón. (1:13)
Energy diagrams are an important concept to master when learning about kinetics. They will show up on tests like the AP exam for sure. The teacher in this video draws some energy diagrams and talks about the changes a catalyst can cause (03:49).
"Synoptic View of Past Climates in the Yucatan Peninsula: Climate and the Fate of Ancient Maya Kingdoms"
Presented by Dr. Martin Medina
Centro de Investigacion Cientifica de Yucatan, UCIA, Mexico
Will the traditional family be "destroyed" by working mothers and gay marriage, as some critics claim? In this installment of "Think CSUN," Elizabeth Say, Dean of the College of Humanities at California State University, Northridge, discusses the historical development of family values and the recent political battles over marriage equality.
"Think CSUN" is a video series produced by University Advancement, featuring California State University, Northridge faculty experts. These thought leader
Lauren Elliott walks you through the basic steps for getting started after you're hired at GRCC.
"The Ladies Man," by Charles Morey; directed by Tom Kaechele. Performances are November 1st - 3rd
In Belle Epoque Paris, the recently married Dr. Hercule Molineaux tells "one tiny, little, hardly noticeable lie" to cover an innocent, embarrassing indiscretion. From that single untruth tumbles a cascade of increasingly convoluted deceptions, misunderstandings and mistaken identities.
Call 616-234-3946 or visit grcc.edu/theater to purchase tickets! Ticket cost for GRCC Students is $3, GRCC Staf
Students from The University of Nottingham give a tour of our University Park campus.
Speaker(s): Professor Li Xiaoyun, Professor Henry Bernstein, Professor Thandika Mkandawire, Professor James Putzel | Professor Li will introduce his new book followed by a panel discussion. Li Xiaoyun is dean of the College of Humanities and Development, China Agricultural University, Beijing. Henry Bernstein is professor of development studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies. Thandika Mkandawire is professor of African development at LSE and the Olof Palme Professor For Peace at t
This moving slide show was made by a student in college who always loved Chris Van Allsburg's books.  The video showcases images from Van Allsburg's books, all taken from the internet and credited in a bibliography, while details of his life and emerging career are written on the screen. Piano music, with some flute, plays in background; no narration. The print is small but mostly readable. (3:48)
View Thunderbird Professor Karen Walch's presentation on Cross-Cultural Communication and Negotiation at the annual Lunch & Learn event held on October 30, 2012. To learn more about Thunderbird Online's Executive Certificate in Global Negotiations, please visit: http://online.thunderbird.edu/negotiations.
