Tennis champions Novak Djokovic and Naomi Osaka are among the best paid athletes in the world. But prize money drops off steeply, with lower ranked players often struggling to make a living amid the expense of travel and coaching. The FT...

Mr. Addit provides a few examples of experimental probability of a simple event. He demonstrates that conclusions can be drawn by studying data collected from these experiments.

Using The First Step, Miss Palomine talks about what statements are facts and what statements are not facts, and how we tell the difference.

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This video takes you through the fundamental technique need to learn and develop your tennis forehand, backhand, serving and volleys

Football or soccer, depending on where you're from, is one of the rare universal topics of connection for anyone around the globe. Today find out how you can participate in these passionate conversations in English when it comes to the...

Miss Palomine talks about the different balls used in various sports and games. She gives examples of the different ways we move balls and the ways balls move.

Item/Category Relationships demonstrates understanding of word relationships by identifying item/category phrases in context that help to explain an unknown word.

How do you say "I have" in German? What about "he has"? In this video you will learn all of the forms of the verb "haben" (to have) in the present tense in German.

Coach Socrates introduces Miss Palomine to the game of badminton. He gives her some pointers to help her get started.

Coach Socrates and Miss Palomine talk about the differences between playing one-on-one sports and playing team sports.

Coach Socrates and Miss Palomine practice two different golf swings – one used to hit the ball a long distance, and one used to hit the ball a short distance into a target.

Alexa conjugates the French verb POUVOIR (TO BE ABLE TO) in the Past Tense.

This video explores five fun facts about table tennis.

In this episode of Alexa's 'Practise Your French' series, Alexa helps you practise the imparfait ER verbs.

The Middle Ages spanned from roughly 500 to 1500 CE. For much of that time, the people of England lived under a feudal system in which both the laws, and the penalties for breaking them, were significantly more bizarre than the ones we...

In which John Green continues his introduction to the history of the French Revolution, discussing Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette's flight to Varennes, the constituent assembly's attempts to write a constitution of France, France's brief...

In which John discusses the causes of the French Revolution and its initial events, including the French debt crisis under King Louis XVI, the convocation of the estates general, the rise of the third estate, the formation of the...

Today we're teaching you about 50 sports and activities signs including a few sentences that you can practice using these signs with. Most sports signs are iconic, meaning the signs look like your acting out the action of that word. If...

With the olympics in full swing we thought there's no better chance to teach you all signs olympics in ASL. The olympics are made up of a bunch of sports so it's also a great video to learn sports signs in American Sign Language.

In this video, Meredith teaches Kate and Lane 20 American Sign Language signs related to Spring Break. Whether you are planning a trip or just enjoying the season, these signs will come in handy. Meredith also includes sentences at the...

This video is answering the question of are there different types of tennis courts.

This video is answering the question of where was table tennis invented.

This video is answering the question of have women always been allowed to compete in The Olympics.