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Mastering Nonverbal Communication: The Power of Body Language
This video discusses the importance of body language in communication, using the example of Alice, who works at a department store. It highlights how nonverbal signals such as posture, facial expressions, and gestures play a significant...
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What's The Origin Of "Horse Of A Different Color"? - Famous Phrases With Eddie Brill
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Paul Klee- Senecio
Klee used geometic shapes, texture, and color to create this abstract portrait.
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What is Krumping?
Howcast - Learn what krumping is in this Howcast dance video with choreographer Jamal Cumberbatch.
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How to Draw a Manga Girl
Howcast - Learn how to draw a manga girl from art instructor Chris Hart in this Howcast video.
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History of Jazz Dance
Howcast - Learn the history of jazz dance from jazz dance expert Liz Piccoli in this Howcast dance video.
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How to Say "Good Luck" in Italian
Howcast - Learn how to say "good luck" in Italian with this Howcast video.
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How to Choose a Dating Profile Picture
Howcast - Your profile picture is the online equivalent of your first impression, so you want it to be not just good, but great. Learn how to select the most flattering picture you can.
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3 Basic Anger Styles
Howcast -Learn about the three basic anger styles (anger out, anger in, and anger control) from anger management expert Dr. J. Ryan Fuller in this Howcast video.
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How to Tell a Story in a Portrait
Howcast - Learn how to tell a story with your portrait photography from professional photographer Luke Ballard in this Howcast video.
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How to Find the Greatest Common Factor
The methods for finding the greatest common factor for a series of numbers and for an algebraic expression are similar.
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How to Factor Polynomials
Factoring is the opposite of distributing. If you can find a common factor, you can reduce an expression.
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Create expressive typographic work
Pupil outcome: I can experiment with typography to express different emotions and ideas. Key learning points: - Learn how graphic designers use typography in posters, advertisements and everyday life. - Explore how typography can go...
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Design an expressive letter form
Pupil outcome: I can create a letterform that expresses a chosen emotion or theme. Key learning points: - Understand how letter design can express different emotions or ideas. - Colours and shapes play a significant role in expressing...
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Imagining you are the characters in 'The Magic Porridge Pot'
Pupil outcome: I can think from the character's point of view. Key learning points: - Imagining you are the character helps to understand events and generate descriptions of the story - Acting out stories helps to understand character's...
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Selection
Pupil outcome: I can use condition statements in selection to control the path a program follows. Key learning points: - Conditions are built using expressions that evaluate to either True or False. - Selection provides program control...
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Beowulf's burial
Pupil outcome: I can explain the events that occur after Beowulf’s death and explore his legacy for the Geats. Key learning points: - After Beowulf's death, Wiglaf is furious at the warriors who deserted him. - Beowulf is given a hero's...
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Performing the poem 'The Morning Rush' by John Foster
Pupil outcome: I can perform ‘The Morning Rush’ by John Foster. Key learning points: - Performing poetry can be an effective way to bring a poem to life for an audience. - Physical gestures and actions help to make a poem more engaging...
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Reading and responding to 'Please Mrs Butler' by Allan Ahlberg
Pupil outcome: I can give a personal response to the poem and perform it. Key learning points: - Allan Ahlberg is one of Britain’s most popular and successful children’s writers and is known for his fun storytelling. - ‘Please Mrs...
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Performing your own imaginative poem
Pupil outcome: I can perform my own imaginative poem. Key learning points: - Performing poetry to an audience is an important part of the process of creating poetry. - When performing poetry, you must speak at a suitable volume. - Using...
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Performing a radio broadcast based on a journalistic report
Pupil outcome: I can work in a group to perform a radio broadcast based on a journalistic report about a climate protest. Key learning points: - We can present our written work in a range of ways, including orally. - A radio broadcast...
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Learning a story to retell it
Pupil outcome: I can sequence and retell the fairy tale 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears'. Key learning points: - Fairy tales are fiction stories about magical and imaginary beings and lands. - Fairy tales belong to the genre of folklore...
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Reading aloud a persuasive letter
Pupil outcome: I can read aloud a persuasive letter using expression. Key learning points: - Reading aloud involves speaking in front of others and listening to others. - Reading aloud involves speaking at a suitable volume and pace. -...
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Exploring and engaging with themes in 'Escape from Pompeii'
Pupil outcome: I can identify and engage with the key themes in ‘Escape from Pompeii’. Key learning points: - A theme is a big idea, topic or message that recurs within a story. - Themes can leave us with ideas and questions that we...