Geological Society - The Rock Cycle (KS3) - 0 views
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valerie taylor on 15 Aug 11"shows how surface and deep Earth processes produce the rocks we stand on, and use to build our homes. "
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NASA - Do-It-Yourself Podcast: Newton's Laws - 0 views
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"In 1687, Newton published a book with his explanation of how an object, or matter, moves. The book, entitled "Principia," is important to science because in it he explained three laws of motion and the Universal Law of Gravity. Newton's Laws of Motion describe the relationships between motion, matter and force. "
Google Search Tutorials Part1 - 0 views
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"We are educators and we have a big responsibility towards what and how we teach .Part of this responsibility is the sound integration of technology into education .The backbone of this technology is search engines and the king search engine for scholars and internet users ,in general, and according to the latest websites rank statistics is Google "
YouTube - Top 10 Air Forces Of The World - 0 views
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"Top 10 Air Forces Of The World are based on the countries plane quality and pilot Knowledge. China and India are not included because of their old, out of service, depended to other nation's and lack of pilot training. No matter how good the plane is the pilot has an important rule in combat. "
NASA CORE - Central Operation of Resources for Educators - Search the Catalog - 0 views
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"Build a T-Bott II robotic arm that illustrates hydraulic power and mechanics. See how syringes, tubes and water work together to power the parts of this robotic arm. Each control moves one of the T-Bott II's axes. The four controls can be used one at a time or all at once by a team of students."
Equation of a Circle, when Circle touches x-axis - 0 views
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How to develop a circle equation in algebraic form when the circle touches the horizontal x-axis and learn how algebra is used in geometry to derive the equation of a circle in algebraic form in mathematics.
Interactives . The Rock Cycle . How Rocks Change - 1 views
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"Does it seem to you that rocks never change? For example, if you find a chunk of granite today, can you expect that it will still be granite at the end of your lifetime? That may well be true - but only because our lifetimes are very short relative to the history of the earth."
edshelf - 0 views
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"edshelf is a directory of digital tools for educators Discover new tools See what other educators use Rate and review your favorite tools"
You Have No Idea How Wrong You Are - YouTube - 2 views
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"There are a lot more ways to be wrong than there are ways to be right. Yet somehow, many of us think that we are probably right most of the time. Prior generations were wrong about almost everything they believed, but this does not stop our unfailing confidence that we, being so much more enlightened, have things for the most part figured out."
YouTube - Gauges (Part 2) - Introduction to Electric Gauges - 0 views
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"how Electric Instrument Gauges work. There designs are explained and their positives and negatives."
Technology - How to Make Instructables - 1 views
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hundreds for things to make - so useful, some not
The Wonderbag: How Cooking with Recycled Polystyrene Can Avert Disasters - Core77 - 1 views
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" Wonderbag. By filling a polycotton bag with recycled polystyrene beads, the duo have created an object that can be safely draped around a pot that has just been brought to boil. The Wonderbag then keeps the pot and its contents hot for hours, without the original heating source. "
How many moons does Earth have? - 1 views
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"it's very likely that small asteroids would be temporarily captured into orbit (becoming TCOs, or temporarily captured objects) on a regular basis, each spending about nine months in up to three revolutions around Earth before heading off again."
How to Count Infinity - YouTube - 0 views
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""Some infinities are bigger than other infinities" "
How to Present Scientific Data : Uncertain Principles - 1 views
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"present scientific data. "Present" here meaning the more general "display in some form, be it a talk, a poster, a paper, or just a graph taped into a lab notebook," not specifically standing up and doing a PowerPoint talk"
NASA - NASA DLN - Part of NASA LEARN (Learning Environments and Research Network) - 0 views
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February 16, 2011 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Eastern : In recognition of African American History Month and Engineers Week, Goddard will host live talk show webcasts for students and educators (grades 5-8), featuring African American engineers and scientists. The events will provide the educators with a NASA engineering challenge that they can do in their classrooms.
Whole Numbers - 0 views
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Concept of Whole Numbers in Arithmetic and know the purpose of whole numbers and understand how to use them in mathematics and also know the method of representing the whole numbers in mathematical language.
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