Alphablocks--The vowels save the letter "Tt"
In this Alphablocks video, the vowels try to save the letter "t" from the top of the mountain. Each vowel spells bug, bag, and big to save the day. This is a great resource to introduce and/or review blending words in the early childhood classroom. (3:01)
Interactive-engagement vs traditional methods: A six-thousand-student survey of mechanics test data
The complete report from Richard Hake's long-term study of interactive engagement (IE) techniques and their effect on the understanding of physics by non-physics majors. The study analyzed diverse student populations in high schools, colleges, and universities and used pre- and post-instruction testing to determine the gains in each group. IE techniques were shown to improve student's understanding at a significantly higher rate than traditional instruction. Additionally, these IE techniques are
Fighting the Effects of Natural Disasters
Predicting the future. When it comes to severe weather, it can mean the difference between life and death, as witnessed during recent hurricanes and tsunamis. And while neither man nor machine can predict weather patterns and storm surges with 100 percent accuracy, research being conducted in the Computational Hydraulics Laboratory at the University of Notre Dame is leading to improved forecasting models that can better protect lives from the dangerous forces of nature.
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AE CS5.5: Outsmarting the Warp Stabilizer
The Warp Stabilizer's ability to automatically distinguish between foreground and background requires user intervention on some shots, such as a greenscreen stage with tracking dots in the background. Learn how to work around these issues.
Authors@Google Dr. Judith Wright: Mindful Ways to Overcome Mindless Habits
Mindful Ways to Overcome Mindless Habits: The Neuroscience of our Deeper Yearning
All the yoga, meditation, deep breathing, and exercise won't keep you conscious when you're in the grips of your mindless habits--your soft addictions. We all have soft addictions--whether it's procrastinating, over-shopping, overeating, texting, video games, too much TV...the list is endless. These seemingly harmless habits that we so often overdo not only cost time, money, and energy, but they also drain our pr
Digital Story-RED 4043 Limiting Reactants Iraq's oil output to double this decade - IEA The Fall of the New England Confederation [This article is excerpted from Conceived in Liberty, volume 1, chapter 37, "The Restoration Crisis in New England." An MP3 audio file of this article, narrated by Floy Lilley, is available for download.] 2.003 Deriving Equations of Motion - B MSUToday: InStudio Music (Complete show) MSUToday presents: "Rumba Sinfonica": Complete show Lecture 32 - Discussion session on measure theory Zero and Identity Property Beginner - Being our guest We love having guests in the podcasts, but do you know how to describe being a guest in Arabic? We're going to teach you a few words that should help you, and you will also learn what to say if you're hosting a guest. Curved glass link to fast beer drinking Tower Views - Rockets Volleyball Dick Murray - How do institutions manage data How to Look Good Naked and the Feminist 3.4 Sensitive periods The steroid hormone testosterone plays a major role in the development of mammals. In particular it is instrumental in causing differences between males and females. One well explored difference concerns play-fighting in young rodents. In the rat, play-fighting is a sequence which begins when one animal pounces on another. The pounce is followed by wrestling and/or boxing and the play-fight usually finishes with one animal on top of the other. A similar sequence of play-fighting is seen in yo
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Civil War Slave Story
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Limiting reactants are one of the most confusing concepts for many chemistry students to understand. The teacher in this video makes a great analogy to grasp the concept before working LR problems (08:47).
Oct. 9 - Iraq's oil production is on course to more than double by 2020 says the International Energy Agency's Executive Director Maria van der Hoeven
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MSUToday host Jim Peck talks music with College of Music dean Jim Forger, Spartan Marching Band director John Madden and Jazz Studies Program director Rodney Whitaker.
Catch the rhythm of Rumba Sinfónica, a symphonic work performed recently by Cuban band Tiempo Libre and the MSU Symphony at the Wharton Center.
Discussion session on measure theory.
Further module materials are available for download from The University of Nottingham open courseware site: http://unow.nottingham.ac.uk/resources/resource.aspx?hid=bd32d53b-3c12-ac19-176b-d9e112731951 and on iTunes U: http://itunesu.nottingham.ac.uk/albums/64.rss
Dr Feinstein's blog may be viewed at: http://explainingmaths.wordpress.com
Dr Joel Feinstein is an Associate Professor in Pure Mathematics at the University of Nottingham.
Zero and Identity Property
Zero and Identity Property
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Oct. 10 - Drinking beer from a flute-shaped glass might rapidly increase your speed of drinking, making you become drunk quicker, according to research by British psychologists. Jim Drury has the story.
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Researchers at Work and Dr Craig Batty present:
Visiting Researcher Seminar by Dr Peri Bradley:
How to Look Good Naked and the Feminist: Reality TV, the Carnivalesque and the Grotesque Body
This research incorporates the significance of fashion and its impact on the contemporary body that responds and transforms in order to remain relevant, attractive and aspiring to the ideal body. How to Look Good Naked, a UK reality makeover program, celebrates the natural, undisciplined body and appears to
