Stanley the Skelton
A seven minute video featuring a talking skelton. A good way to teach students the main bones in the human body. It is best used if there is a handout or other visual to go along with the video. A word wall with the bones listed would also be of value.
Skeletal System
The skeletal system serves many purposes in an organism's body, including supporting and protecting body movements and producing red blood cells that the circulatory system carries. Jellyfish and worms have skeletons which are hydrostatic and allow the organism to push water in or out of their bodies. Arthropods have exoskeletons. Humans are vertebrates and have an endoskeleton made mainly of collagen. (06:55)
Operations with Radical Expressions - Yay Math
Adding, subtracting, multiplying, and simplifying radical expressions. White board in a class setting, some interaction, engaging, several examples of increasing complexity. The discussion is clear and understandable.
Produced by Robert Ahdoot, yaymath.org
Adding & Subtracting Radical Expressions With Fractions
When adding and subtracting radical expressions, remember that a
radical has a root in it. A math instructor explains how to keep the denominators the same when adding the tops of fractions with examples on a whiteboard. Narrator speech is shown on bottom of screen.
How to Solve Square Root Equations
In math, the square root of one number is found by looking for another number that will equal the first when multiplied by itself. Solve square root equations with tips from a math teacher in this video.
How to Solve Square Root Equations
A lesson on solving square root equations. A math teacher explains to make sure that the square root is definitely by itself, and make sure that the number on the other side is a positive number. Learn how to cancel out a square root with examples being solved on a display. Instructor uses a document camera to presents examples.
Extraneous Solutions to Radical Equations
In this video, the instructor discusses extraneous solutions to radical equations. Mr. Khan uses computer software (with different colors) to illustrate his points. Sal Khan is the recipient of the 2009 Microsoft Tech Award in Education. The viewer may want to open the video to 'full screen' as the instructor fits a lot of information on a dark screen
Introduction to Algebra
This lesson consists of providing you with a Self-Tutorial on what is algebra, what are variables, constants, coefficients, terms, and expressions. The tutor explains the use of proper notation, how to combine like terms, find the negation of an algebraic expression, how to evaluate an expression (by hand and by using your calculator), and finally, there is a VERY detailed section on how to translate English phrases into algebraic expressions.
Finding Missing Numbers in a Number Sentence
This lesson shows a student demonstrating how to find what numbers are missing in simple number sentences. The student uses a number line to explain the first example.
Solving Elementary Algebra Equations the Easy Method
This is a very quick and short video clip with no sound. It shows how to solve one basic algebra equation using an easy method step by step on the screen. More lesson can be found at http://elementaryalgebra.pages3d.net
Basic Algebra Terms and Symbols (Part I)
Basic algebra lesson is for the beginning algebra student or for anyone who has not recently studied algebra. In this lesson you will be introduced to the variable x, learn what a term, factor, exponent and degree of a term mean. The video is only an exerpt. Run time 04:48.
Compare Fractions
Visual approach to fraction comparison using computer software. Instructor begins with fraction pieces and moves to number lines. Â Then, equivalent fractions are shown. Sound quality could be better. (13:51)
Comparing Fractions, Decimals and Percents
This is a TeacherTube math video that shows the viewer how to compare fractions, decimals and percents. Teacher uses a white board for demonstration. (3:09)
Comparing Fractions
A math teacher gives a lesson on comparing fractions. He explains that the most important thing to do is to find a common denominator. Examples are shown of multiplying denominators to find a common denominator on a whiteboard.
Halfway Point In Fraction Numbers
How to find the halfway, or mid point in fraction numbers
The instructor, Ron Cox, discusses the basic definition of a percent number and how to change the percent number into a fraction number. This is part of a larger video segment called Living With Fractions.
Introduction to Fractions
Lesson on fractions. Fractions are introduced and the basics are taught in this video. Examples problems are shown, solved, and explained with picture representations. More lesson can be found at www.mathwithlarry.com
Comparing Fractions
Lesson on fractions. In this clip Larry shows examples of comparing fractions. More lessons at: http://www.MathWithLarry.com
Comparing Fractions Using the Symbols for Greater Than and Less Than
Students  learn to compare fractions using the greater than and less than symbols. Users click though the slides. Â
Comparing Fractions
Comparing Fractions. Part of the series: Math Fractions & Equations. When comparing fractions, the most important thing to do is to find a common denominator. Multiply denominators to find a common denominator with help from a math author and teacher in this free...
What is Matter? Properties and Classification of Matter Matter is one of the big ideas in science. Most areas in physical science can be discussed and explained in terms of matter or energy, and mat
