Holiday Wishes from President Gogue
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Drawing Cartoon Expressions: Tired
When drawing a tired expression on a cartoon character, draw bags under the eyes. Step-by-step narration by artist Daniel Page. English captions. (2:05)
How to Teach Kids to Count Money
How to Teach Kids to Count Money. Part of the series: How to Teach Kids Math. (1:11)
Learning to Count Money Using Worksheets
Learning to Count Money Using Worksheets. Part of the series: How to Teach Kids Kindergarten Math. Teach kids about counting money and the face value of coins and dollars and adding and subtracting, in this kindergarten math video clip on kindergarten education. (1:32)
Teaching Kids About Money Values
This how-to video gives parents ideas about how to teach kids about money values and what amount each coin and dollar represents. This is demonstrated by showing how to add the sum of the coins and dollars on a worksheet. (1:35)
Learning About Line Graphs
Graphing and data collection are important parts of scientific process. Science4Us teaches the basics in this Line Graph Lesson for early elementary. The animated video tells students that a line graph is used to show how quantity changes over time. It then shows a line graph being created step-by-step. ( 1:40)
Portuguese studies review
The PSR is a peer reviewed journal devoted to promoting interdisciplinary scholarly study of the countries, regions, and communities that share, build on, or are transforming a Portuguese or Brazilian legacy. The PSR promotes a critical understanding of the historical and current evolution of political, economic, social and cultural networks incorporating Portugal, Brazil, and other lusophone countries. The journal, launched in 1991 by Trent University (Ontario, Canada) is published biannually,
Bill Nye - Music (Part 1)
Music comes from many different things and many different places. But what is music? And how do we hear it? In this video, Bill Nye explains the science behind music. Some key vocabulary words in this video include: notes, vibration, waves, pitch, rhythm, patterns, eardrum, cochlea, auditory nerve, tuning fork, and air molecules. There are three parts to this video series. Run time 07:50.
Sunni insurgents make Iraq gains as army flees Mosul
Sunni insurgents extend their control over Iraq's second biggest city, Mosul, forcing the the army to effectively flee the city. Mana Rabiee reports. Subscribe: http://smarturl.it/reuterssubscribe More updates and breaking news: http://smarturl.it/BreakingNews Reuters tells the world's stories like no one else. As the largest international multimedia news provider, Reuters provides coverage around the globe and across topics including business, financial, national, and international news. For
Exosuit Training Prepares Scientist for Deep Ocean Dives
In June, Museum Curator John Sparks was trained in the Exosuit, a next-generation atmospheric diving system, at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts. Weighing more than 500 pounds (227 kg), the Exosuit offers divers protection from the ocean's pressure while allowing them to maintain the dexterity and maneuverability to perform delicate tasks. The diving system allows a trained pilot to work at depths of up to 1,000 feet (305 meters) for hours. The suit is driven with four 1.6
On Responsibility and Justice [Audio]
Speaker(s): Emily McTernan | Questions of responsibility play a central role within contemporary political debate. This lecture will revise the currently impoverished conception of responsibility within theories of justice. Emily McTernan is a fellow in the Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method at LSE.
U.S. History: 1865 to Present
History, it's often said, is written by the victors -- so how accurate is our understanding of history? Six distinguished University of Minnesota professors from fields ranging from African Studies to surgery, come together to examine current perspectives in U.S. history. What was America like after the Civil War? What really went on during the Cuban Missile Crisis? And where do we stand now on the spectrum of accuracy in recording history? Beyond UW
Supporting community archaeology in the UK
The "Supporting Community Archaeology in the UK" website produced by for The Council for British Archaeology (CBA) publishes an updated report (in PDF format) by Dr Suzie Thomas entitled "Community Archaeology in the UK: Recent Findings". The report concludes that in 2010 up to 215,000 individuals may be available to be involved in such projects, a resource to be assessed against the declining role of universities in excavations due to funding cuts.Professional archaeologists are usually in char
The Morning After Election Day
President Elect Barack Obama will likely hit the ground running in the day after the presidential election. As Bill Plante reports, he faces many obstacles.
This nine minute video is about the importance of land and its power. The Feudal System was the "power pyramid" of the Medieval age. The Kings were the ones with Power aka land. People were afraid of the Viking and so they turned to the King for protection in these dangerous times. Students should know what a monarchy is to provide more background to this lecture.
Clashes in Chile
Chilean students and teachers demanding free education clash with police armed with tear gas and water cannon. Rough Cut (no reporter narration). Subscribe: http://smarturl.it/reuterssubscribe More updates and breaking news: http://smarturl.it/BreakingNews Reuters tells the world's stories like no one else. As the largest international multimedia news provider, Reuters provides coverage around the globe and across topics including business, financial, national, and international news. For over
SuperSpeed is a fluency game that helps kids read better, and enjoy it tremendously! In this video you will see an actual classroom in action playing this terrific game created by Power Teaching (also known as Whole Brain Teaching).
Strategies For Improving Reading Speed
Methods for improving reading speed include increasing the
range of the block of words that are read at the same time, as well as
avoiding the urge to go back and reread a sentence. A English specialist shows how to improve focus and reduce the length of time required to understand a sentence in this video.
The Gruesome Reality of Civil War Medicine
During the Civil War, battlefield injuries often meant infection, amputation, and surgeries performed by inexperienced doctors. (03:08)