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Chris Mahl: Ac vs. Dc
Teacher Chris Mahl explains the differences between alternating current and direct current. [6:23]
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Youtube: How It's Made: Special Effects
Have you ever wondered how film animators create a convincing new world for every movie. With this video, you can watch them work and learn their tricks from drawing to computer editing.
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Frank Gregorio: Introduction to Volcanoes
This HD dramatic video choreographed to powerful music introduces the viewer/student to Volcanoes. Take a look at the visual introduction to the power and wonder of Earth's volcanic nature. [3:34]
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Youtube: Little Things, Big, Problems: Invasive Plants in Our Parks
This video on the Great Lakes region explains the impact that invasing plant species can have on an ecosystem. [6:46]
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You Tube: Uncle Wally Reads It Loud!: Peter's Chair by Ezra Jack Keats
This is a YouTube video of Uncle Wally reading the book Peter's Chair to a group of children.
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E How Education: School Projects on Plate Tectonics
A science teacher demonstrates a number of simple models that teachers can use, or have students make, when teaching about plate tectonics and earthquakes. [5:38]
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You Tube: Exclusive Clip of Misty Copeland's "A Ballerina's Tale" Documentary
In this video, ballerina Misty Copeland talks about the challenges of being an African American woman in the ballet world.
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Ihmc: Computational Thinking and Thinking About Computing
Jeannette M. Wing, Assistant Director for Computer and Information Science and Engineering, discusses how, like reading writing and math, computational thinking skills will be a fundamental skill used by everyone in the world. [1:05:58]
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Ndsu: Mitosis
Mitosis is the process by which the chromosomes in the nucleus of a cell are divided into two new nuclei. This animation illustrates how the stages of mitosis progress and eventually lead to the formation of two new cells. [6:10]
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Apwh Period 5 Preview
Preview of AP World History course material, Period 5, Industrialization and Global Integration, 1750-1900. Video created by Katie Hollerbach cleverly uses pictures and music in presentation. [2:09]
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You Tube: Comparing the Colonies
This PowToon animated video compares and contrasts the reasons for founding, geography, economy, and government of some of the New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies. [5:05]
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It's Ok to Be Smart: The Science of Bbq!!!
From burning wood, fluid dynamics, and thermodynamics are all apart of the cooking process and then we look at the actual meat being cooked and how it changes during cooking. [7:42]
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Environmental Systems and Societies: Inferences and Observations
Explains inference and observation, and the difference between the two. Also covers the distinction between qualitative and quantitative observations. [6:00]
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Chem Visions: Balancing Nuclear Equations
A clear, step-by-step tutorial which illustrates the steps to balance chemical equations. [4:22]
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Illinois Geological Survey: Earthquake Liquefaction Example
A simple and effective demonstration of what happens during liquefaction in an earthquake. [1:13]
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You Tube: Physics World: The Physics of Cycling
From the design of the bicycle to the specifics of a helmet scientist Steve Haake breaks down the science of cycling. [6:55]
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Apwh Period 4 Preview
Brief video previewing study material for AP World History course, Period 4, Global Interactions from 1450-1750 C.E. [1:54]
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Earth Science: Chapter 8: Iv Natural Hazards
A teacher-created video that reviews natural hazards, and how they occur, for a secondary school science course. Includes lots of fascinating details. [11:13]
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The Basic Forms of Government and Examples in History
A video reviewing the different forms of government and where they have been tried throughout history. [10:35]
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Youtube: Timelines With Baby Dragon
Baby Dragon helps some third graders by showing them his timeline project. The timeline project encourages kids to do "timeline math". It shows sequence and important events and ideas. [11:57]
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Youtube: What Is a Good Citizen?
A class of students are interviewed about their thoughts on what makes a good citizen. [1:59]