Developing high trust work relationships
Learn about trust in the organisational context. This free course, Developing high trust work relationships, introduces the concept of trust, what it means to you and how it may affect your organisation. First published on Mon, 12 Sep 2016 as Author(s):
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Oxygen Transport
This is a concise and easy-to-understand three-minute video that explains in steps how oxygen is transported. Information is conveyed through animation and commentary. (03:09)
{Suresh 782} Wonderful sentences CLPR Speaker Series: Rallying for Immigrant Rights President Lyndon Johnson Lecture 13 - 5/15/2007 Human Impact On The Environment Cardio Kickboxing Jump Kicks - Expert Village Fever! Map Legends (colors) πού είναι ο άρης (2)π,ι,πι σελ.11 2006.03.07-Light at the Edge of the World Video Interview - 20th Century Czech Literature Sustainable Logging Underneath a Glacier Admitted Students Parent Webchat Chilli, Chocolate, and Chips: Foods that Originate from the New World Subliminal Political Messages
{Suresh 782} Wonderful sentences अद्भुत वाक्य (Adbhut vaaky) वह नागपुर से आ रही होगी । (Vah Nagpur se aa rahee hogee.) She would be coming from Nagpur. मुमकिन है कि […]
Rallying for Immigrant Rights
The Fight for Inclusion in 21st Century America
Kim Voss
Professor and Chair
Department of Sociology
University of California, Berkeley
Irene Bloemraad
Associate Professor
Department of Sociology
University of California, Berkeley
Date: October 6, 2011 - Thursday
Time: 3:30 PM -- 5:00 PM
Location: Shorb House, 2547 Channing Way, Berkeley, CA 94720
Description: From Alaska to Florida, millions of immigrants and their supporters took to the streets across the Unit
Lyndon B. Johnson's vision of America was one of democracy with freedom and justice for all; he wished to raise the underprivileged and discriminated up to new levels of equality. This four minute video shows his many accomplishments and his undoing with the war in Vietnam.
Lecture 13
This video is a good way to introduce younger elementary and middle elementary learners about the influence that humans are having on our planet. The clip starts with powerful images of a pristine Earth, followed by images of destruction. (02:14)
Do cardio kickboxing jump kicks like the jump snap and jump hook kick with knees up high and good height in the jump. Practice jump kicks with tips from a kickboxing instructor. 1:18 min.
Have you ever wondered why overheating on a hot day and getting a fever when you're sick feel so different? Both involve an increase in your body's temperature. However, in one case your brain and body do everything they can to cool you off, while in the other they push the temperature inside your body to extreme levels. This video describes these two responses in detail and takes some of the mystery out of fever. The video also gives a simple introduction to homeostatis. Closed captioning inclu
A brief lesson on how to read a map legend.
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Wade Davis, explorer-in-residence at The National Geographic Society, talks about his experiences during his more than three years in the Amazon and Andes as a plant explorer, living among 15 indigenous groups in eight Latin American nations.
Video Interview - 20th Century Czech Literature
Sustainable forestry helps strike a balance between the needs of people and the health of our forests. There is an emphasis on wild life conservation, retention, and replanting. Run time 02:37.
This video is time-lapsed photography from under Mont Blanc glacier. Video is good quality but is too short to really understand the full effect of movement. Good for elementary grade students. (00:48)
Steve Nowicki, dean of Undergraduate Education at Duke, moderates a conversation in which parents of admitted students pose questions to parents of current students. The parents of current students answering questions are Jim Fleming, Judy De Obaldia and Carolyn Rhodes.
Dr. Rebecca Earle from the Department of Comparative American Studies talks about the importance of diet in creating the Indian and Spanish identities in the early modern era, and how the foods that the Spanish once avoided in the New World are now ingrained in many cultures.
This four minute videos discusses subliminal campaign ads. New research shows that subliminal messages can change political views and behavior and this video explains the research and how it is accomplished. A great debate subject for students.
