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Virtual Tutoring Program uses Videos to Aid Students of Math, Science - 3 views

  • Working with his friend, graphic designer Josh Salcman, Shmuylovich created Virtual Nerd. The tutoring subscription service, found at virtualnerd.com, uses hundreds of online videos — similar to YouTube — to guide students visually through math and physics concepts, such as expressions, polynomials and factoring a trinomial. STEM Lesson Plans  • Science  • Technology  • Math  • Cross-Curriculum  • Utilizing Technology  • Worksheets
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      Virtual programs address the learning needs of today's students.
  • Virtual Tutoring Program uses Videos to Aid Students of Math, Science
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    I like this a lot! I agree that we are moving towards virtual learning experiences more and more in today's world.
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    The videos cover several areas in algebra for which I know students in my school could benefit from their use.
Dipali Patel

Digital Library for Earth System Education - 0 views

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    This is a great tool for teachers to find great tools for Earth Science education- it provides lesson plan ideas as well as great interactive tools/resources that can be incorporated into the lesson plan. It is specific to Earth Science Education, but I think it is a great site for teachers to find a complied list of resources for individual topics in the discipline.
Tristan C

MathinScience Index - 0 views

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    Activities Short instructional tools to be woven into lesson plans. Lesson Plans Plans for explaining a topic in a few class sessions; includes student activities, PowerPoints, assessment materials. Multimedia Resources Collection of archived MSiC videos, PowerPoints, and podcasts. Tutorials Step-by-step instructions for use of various calculators, computer software, and web applications.
C. Keith Claassen

Osmosis- Dennis the Menace - 0 views

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    I used this clip in my lesson plan for semi-permeable membranes as "motivation" for sparking interest in the subject. The main question: What happens to your fingertips when you've had them under the water for too long? Why? This can lead into conversation at the molecular level (i.e. osmosis).
Dipali Patel

Interactives . The Rock Cycle . The Rock Cycle - 0 views

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    A useful way to illustrate how the three main types of rock are related to one another and how changes to rocks happen in a recurring sequence is the rock cycle. This is a great interactive feature that teachers can weave into their lesson plan or allow students to work on during home or class time. This same website www.learner.org has content for other Earth Science fields as well as other disciplines: math, science, history and literature.
Tristan C

PBS Teachers | Engineering Resources - 0 views

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    PBS Kids has activities that do a good job of linking engineering to science, math, and technology. The website has many characters which my students identify with. Many of the activities and concepts, that are covered, are for younger students, but some are for the upper grades.
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    Great website- it is very "children" oriented due to the nice colors, drawings and simplicity. I love it for the content that is accessible by young learners but I appreciate it even more because it has very innovative classroom activity suggestions (as well as lesson plans) for teachers. Even more importantly, there have a listing for family activities for each subject, which I think is great because learning can be even more meaningful when it is done outside of the classroom.
anonymous

Build a Bird's Nest - 0 views

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    Children engineer a bird's nest out of a paper bag to see which one will hold the most eggs.
anonymous

DESIGN SQUAD NATION . Build | Sky Glider | PBS KIDS GO! - 0 views

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    Children are engineers when they design a blimp using paper, cardboard, and balloons.
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