In episode 22 of Supreme Court Briefs, Texas sells bonds from a country it claims to no longer be a part of. After all is said and done, the Supreme Court decides whether or not Texas has a right to secede from the Union.

In episode 20 of Supreme Court Briefs, high school students want to start a Bible Study Club, but their principal won't let them, saying it breaks the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.

In episode 8 of Supreme Court Briefs, the Court unanimously has major issues with Plessy v. Ferguson, and ends up dramatically changing the future of the Civil Rights Movement by ruling segregation "inherently unequal.”

Using Commas: Direct Address teaches how to use of commas to set off words from the rest of the sentence by writing five complete sentences, each of which contains a direct address followed by a comma.

In this episode of 3 Minuten Deutsch I explain the inverted word order in German.

In this video I explain how to make a gerund out of a German infinitive. It is pretty easy to do. This video accompanies the German with Puppets video about Gerunds, which you can see here:    • #12 Gerunds (GwP2) - Deutsch lernen  

This is a very brief explanation of all of the grammar topics that are discussed in our German 1 book in Chapter 6. This includes the modal auxiliaries, negation, and kennen vs wissen. If you would like a more detailed explanation of...

What can Thomas Godoj's song "Was wäre wenn" teach you about German grammar?

Coach Socrates explains that building good flexibility is a key part of staying healthy. He then shows Miss Palomine a few types of rolls that are fun to do and also improve flexibility.

Whether you can give a little or a lot, being smart about how you donate your dollars can make them go farther and help more people in need.

What is the Abilene Paradox? The Abilene paradox is a collective fallacy, in which a group of people collectively decide on a course of action that is counter to the preferences of most or all individuals in the group, while each...

This video can totally give you knowledge about the interesting facts and did you know information.

Miss Palomine introduces the Student to Food Detective Berry Blue. The detective talks about one of her recent cases, the case of the forgotten fruits and vegetables. The detective then encourages your student to conduct his own...

Historian Martin Jay (UC Berkeley) discusses some of the differences between science and politics.

Philosopher Scott Soames (USC) traces the origins of our modern computer age to Gottlob Frege’s application of functions to logic.

James Robert Brown, University of Toronto, describes how, despite our impressive knowledge about the biomechanics of our brains and sense, how we produce our corresponding belief about the natural world is just as mysterious as how a...

UC Berkeley historian Martin Jay contrasts the political domain with the scientific one, explaining that it’s important to recognize that the two are distinct, believing it would be a very bad idea to try to recreate politics in the...

Historian and Chinese Studies specialist Karl Gerth (UCSD) discusses how he will never run out of interesting questions to explore involving both China and the rest of the world.

Philosopher Brian Epstein (Tufts) describes how our models of bureaucratic corruption often fail to include initial selection processes.

Learn about the heart's anatomy of the human body with the Heart Anatomy Song by KLT.

Historian David Hollinger (UC Berkeley) relates his frustration of having religious beliefs being simultaneously private and independent of the American political culture.

Alexa teaches you the 16 French verbs of movement with a helpful acronym: DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP

Maggie loses her jewellery in an attempt to get glamorous for Shane’s Glam Night.

Shane helps Sid find a fresh way to express his feelings for Penny.