In this video made with and for Elmbridge Museum we introduce Gerrard Winstanley, the civil war radical who led the Diggers movement.

Visitors often wonder how they should refer to the Chinese currency, which on first sight seems to have three names—renminbi (RMB), yuan, and Kuai. In fact, renminbi is the official name of the currency, while yuan and Kuai are everyday...

Often described as the metropolis with the turbulent past, Berlin is by far the most exciting and cosmopolitan city in Germany. It’s the official capital and attracts a huge amount of investment. In addition, numerous corporate,...

Under its constitution, adopted on February 5, 1917, Mexico is a federal democratic republic, but until the mid-1990s, a single party, the PRI (Partido Revolucionario Institucional), totally dominated state and federal elective offices....

In this video, you will learn to use the one-way ANOVA, where there is only one dependent factor.

This video is a detailed explanation of the Bayes theorem, which is an important theorem of probability, with a simple example.

In this math video we will learn how to divide rational numbers in decimal form. We will review the vocabulary terms dividend, divisor and quotient. You will see a visual model of these terms as they are used in long division. I will...

Short video describing acceleration - for middle school

This video explains the difference between plants that reproduce using seeds and plants that reproduce using spores.

What are the chances? In this 7th grade math lesson from Math Defined with Mrs C, we explore theoretical and experimental probability—two ways to describe how likely an event is to happen.



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Howcast - Learn how beats are divided on the bass guitar from musician John Sutton in this online guitar lesson from Howcast.

Howcast - Check out part 3 of this F.E.A.R. 3 Fettel walkthrough and beat "Interval 07 - Port" with this online demo.

Howcast - Don't let all those little lines dissuade you from using a tape measure. Follow these guidelines to help you in reading all of those little ruler marks.

Howcast -No calculator handy? Here's how to divide numbers the old-fashioned way.

Howcast -Learn about the Minor Arcana tarot cards from expert Ellen Goldberg, M.A. in this Howcast video.

Math can be scary, but don't give up. Follow these simple steps, and soon you'll be dividing fractions like a pro.

Here’s a short riddle for you to crack. Let your inner detective out and crack it as fast as you can. Let’s go!

Pupil outcome: I can use skip counting to solve a sharing problem. Key learning points: - Skip counting can help to solve a sharing problem. - The whole is shared equally with one object being given to each group. - You can describe...

Pupil outcome: I can share objects equally between a number of things. Key learning points: - Objects can be shared into a number of groups. - The division symbol is used to represent sharing.

Pupil outcome: I can use representations to describe and compare fractions. Key learning points: - When you compare fractions, the whole must be the same. - Use representations of sets of objects to divide them into equal parts. - Count...

Pupil outcome: I can explain how to divide a fraction by a whole number efficiently. Key learning points: - When you divide a fraction by a whole number, you can calculate this efficiently. - When the numerator is a multiple of the...

Pupil outcome: I can use my knowledge of unit fractions to find one whole. Key learning points: - When the numerator and denominator have the same value, the fraction is equal to one whole. - If the numerator is less than the...

Pupil outcome: I can represent and interpret division by grouping where there is a remainder using multiplication and addition. Key learning points: - Objects can be divided into equal groups, sometimes with a remainder. - Multiplication...

Pupil outcome: I can calculate 50%, 10% and 1% of a number and use this to solve problems. Key learning points: - To find 50% of a number, halve it. - To find 10% of a number, divide it by 10 - To find 1% of a number, divide it by 100