Family Preparedness Plan describes the reasons it is important for a family to have a preparedness plan in place.

Classicist and political theorist Josiah Ober (Stanford) gives us a detailed view of the ancient Athenian deliberative assembly.

Stanford University classicist and political scientist Josiah Ober relates how the interests of elites and the general population were intertwined in classical Athens, and how we might be able to harness some of those ancient concepts in...

In this video, Harvard intellectual historian David Armitage emphasizes the importance of considering diverse perspectives and voices when analyzing conflicts. He warns against assuming a monopoly on truth and highlights the significance...

Classicist and political theorist Josiah Ober (Stanford) paints a vivid picture of an ancient Athenian assembly, describing how speakers had to find a way to consistently appeal to two very different audiences simultaneously.

Hola. In this video lesson we'll be going over the irregular verb IR. If we have this verb and then another verb after it, we can create a sort of a future tense. Watch the video and hopefully it will make more sense!

03 Nosotros commands - Practice 3

“What’s the Big Idea?” discusses the main idea and supporting details of a text.

Caltech physicist and Nobel Laureate David Politzer laments how technology seems to have led to a decline in modern-day music-making.

SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) astronomer and former longtime research director Jill Tarter describes the history of scientific searches for extraterrestrial life and how she became involved shortly after completing her...

Award-winning violinmaker and acoustician Joseph Curtin describes the subjective element that all musicians bring to music-making.

Award-winning violinmaker and acoustician Joseph Curtin relates the results of the fascinating double-blind tests to determine if expert musicians could tell new violins from old, and muses on how it's really hard to remove subjective...

UC San Diego psychologist Diana Deutsch describes how she stumbled upon the now-famous Octave Illusion, and how unsettling it was to recognize that what she was programming a computer to produce was not, actually, what we heard.

Learn about the alphabet Vowels with this Vowels Song by KLT.

Here's a song about the water cycle. Learn about how clouds are formed. Also learn about precipitation, condensation, evaporation, convection, water vapor, cloud seeds, aerosols, cloud droplets and the water cycle with this fun...

This is a fun and educational song about endangered animals in the rainforest, jungles. Please join us and sing along.

Melissa Goldman is a Latin teacher with theLos Alamos Public Schools. She has taught many different subjects, mostly languages (French, German, Cultural Language, and Introduction to Latin), Special Education Math (Algebra and...

Tammy Brecht Dunbar, M.Ed., S.T.E.M. teaches 5th grade in Manteca Unified School District. She is a 2018-19 Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms Fellow, won the ISTE 2018 Literacy PLN Award for Cultivate World Literacy and was named...

"Five Senses: Part 2" models how to identify the five senses and how each is used.

“Soft c” explains how to recognize when the consonant c makes its hard sound and its soft sound.

Season 3, Dingoes part 2

Kayne and Kamil attempt to set up camp while they wait to hear if the dingo recorders picked up audio and video footage of the animals ne

arby.

Bushwhacked! is a high-energy search around Australia...

Season 3, Platypus part 3

Known locally as lobsters, these large and impressive creatures were a tasty dinner for people in the past but today are on the protected species list. After the brief crayfish encounter, Kayne and Kamil...

What's the biggest vegetable and fruit size comparison in the Vegetable Song

A video describing how to play the notes B, A and G on the recorder.