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This video [1:20:40] focuses on Engaging Individuals with Dementia with Art. We'll give you background information to consider when planning art-making programs for people with Alzheimer's disease, including what our typical program...

Naming simple linear and cyclic alkanes is explained by Sal Khan in a video. How do alkanes and alkenes differ? [9:27]

See exactly how calcium binds troponin-C and allows myosin to do some work. Rishi is a pediatric infectious disease physician and works at Khan Academy. [10:03]

This video [1:09:07] "The MoMA Alzheimer's Project: Making Art Accessible to People with Dementia. Focuses on on the teaching strategies and other tools necessary for leading a successful discussion, including: Some background...

What is it like to work as a veterinarian? In this video, Betsy talks about the challenges and rewards of being a veterinarian, as well as typical compensation for someone in her role. [6:41]

This Khan Academy resource is a video about Where do our nails and hair come from and the integumentary system.

A video lecture defining working and energy and by giving types of work we can do and what type of energy transferring to an object when doing that work. Understand how work and energy are related. [9:17]

Do you know why heat increases entropy? In this video, students can explore entropy and its ability to do work. [7:01]

An explanation of electron affinity trends across the second period of the Periodic Table. Elements that do not match the trend are identified. [7:28]

How do we go from cell to a multicellular organism? This video will explore the components of the extracellular matrix that connect to the inside of the cell. [6:54]