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Mysteries of Vernacular: Noise Instructional VideoMysteries of Vernacular: Noise Instructional Video
Publisher
TED-Ed
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7th - 12th
Subjects
English Language Arts
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Instructional Videos
Media Length
2:02
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Year
2013
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Mysteries of Vernacular: Noise

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How are noise, nausea, and navel related? They all have the same Latin root! Naus, which once meant ship, went through several transformations to become noise as we know it today. Show your class just how this happened with the video and extend the activity with the included questions and information.

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linguistics

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linguistics, english language arts

Pros

  • The included questions require thought and the provided links lead users to interesting tidbits about noise
  • Consider the option to flip the lesson, which is available with a free account

Cons

  • While interesting, the video might not be useful in a very wide variety of classes

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