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Using Different Coin Combinations to Make Equal Amounts
Students will learn to use different groups of coins to make equal amounts. User clicks through the slides.
Filosofía Política
Asignatura de reflexión y perspectiva filosófica en torno a la actividad política y a la conducta de los ciudadanos y de los profesionales de la política. Tiene relación tanto con la Ética y la Filosofía del Derecho como con las distintas ciencias que estudian la política. Como tal, y debido a su punto de vista global acerca de ese ámbito humano tan relevante, que es la política, se puede considerar como un aliado importante y un dato necesario en los estudios de Periodismo y en las Ci
IPL Andrew Mercer - Viruses and us - is it all bad news
"Viruses and us - is it all bad news?" Professor Andrew Mercer's Inaugural Professorial Lecture. Professor Mercer: Robert and Marjorie Webster Chair in Viral Pathogenesis, Department of Microbiology and Immunology.
Lisa Appignanesi - Love and the Novel
Lisa Appignanesi considers the subject of love and the novel and reads extracts from her book The Things We Do For Love. She discusses the treatment of love throughout the history of the novel, in particular the work of Henry James.
2D Kinematics
Albert Hall
Minor changes to OpenStax College Physics
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Slow Motion Hummingbirds
A montage of HD and high speed footage showing these fascinating little birds from 1/4 to 1/40 actual (realtime) speed. Cameras placed in a number of different angles give some new perspectives, and a top-down angle shows the bird lapping-up the nectar with what appears to be a forked tongue! All scenes are set to music. Run time 03:02.
Some great chases and flying scenes round out this video.
Properties of Zinc
Zinc is far from boring. Chemists in the lab at the University of Nottingham perform a reaction with a zinc compound and it looks like he he shoots flames from a syringe. (03:16)
Trojan Safety 101
The USC Department of Public Safety (DPS) offers this video featuring crime-prevention tips related to theft, alcohol and bicycles.
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Lithium battery rotating
This is simply a soundless QuickTime video of a lithium battery rotating. Might be useful if you simply want to show what a lithium battery looks like. To move the battery yourself, choose "QuickTimeVR Rotation" and hold down the control key while you click and drag over the picture. May take a little while to load.
9.3 Differential sensitivity Absolute thresholds represent only one type of threshold; one could also ask whether the subject can detect a difference between two stimuli. The threshold for detection of difference is called a difference threshold or difference limen (DL). The difference threshold is a measure of the smallest detectable difference between two stimuli. Basically it answers the psychophysical question: ‘How different must two stimuli (e.g. two weights, two colours, two sounds) b
Mark Twain Biography - 1835-1910 Part 3 of 5
Biography of Mark Twain in short video clips. Describes his time in the Civil War. Includes reenactment of his experience in the taking of a life. Part 3 of 5 (1:38)
1 Teaching and learning relationships in early childhood In this unit we will look at how children's early experiences with their caregivers and peers contribute to the learning of new skills and problem-solving strategies. We will pay special attention to the way talk is used in teaching and learning exchanges as this is the principal means by which older, more experienced members of a society communicate social and cultural practices, knowledge and collective wisdom to younger apprentice learners. Narwhals (Part 2) Astronaut Jack Fischer Interview The Big Moon Illusion Learn the Alphabet Letters and Sounds ARkStorm Scenario The Arctic Wolf (Part 2) Resource #8170
Unicorns of the Arctic - Narwhals (Part 2) (podcast) by Anna Shi (15:00)
Astronaut Jack Fischer talks about his training and the Fly NASA astronaut recruitment program.
Why does the moon appear large while it is on Earth's horizon? Several possibilities are explained here.(01:24)
This cute video introduces each letter and sound of the alphabet using animals. Young learners will enjoy the cute animal pictures. Each uppercase and lowercase letter are shown on the screen as it is said aloud. The name of the animal is also displayed on screen. This is a great resource to introduce and/or to re-teach this important skill in the early childhood classroom. (1:35)
In 2008, the USGS Multi-Hazards Demonstration Project (MHDP) brought together over 300 experts to create ShakeOut the most comprehensive earthquake scenario and massive storm possibilities. Basically, this is a wake-up call that shows students what might happen. However, it does not tell students how to prepare.
This is a podcast by Anna Shi. (15:01)
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