Professor Dave Explains
Adjectives of the First Class in Latin Part 2: Ending in -er
We've already introduced adjectives of the first class, specifically those ending in -us. Now let's look at some from the same class ending in -er. These are split into two subgroups, and just like before we have many forms to learn,...
Professor Dave Explains
Third Declension Nouns in Latin Part 4: Parisyllabic Exceptions
Let's wrap things up with the third declension nouns. We've covered imparisyllabic nouns, both regular and exceptions, as well as regular parisyllabic nouns. So let's cover some exceptions for the latter and we will be on our way!
Professor Dave Explains
Third Declension Nouns in Latin Part 3: Parisyllabic Nouns
In examining third declension nouns, we've covered imparisyllabic nouns and their exceptions. Now let's take a look at the other group, the parisyllabic nouns. These ones have the same number of syllables in their nominative and genitive...
Professor Dave Explains
Third Declension Nouns in Latin Part 2: Imparisyllabic Exceptions
Continuing with third declension nouns, we looked at regular imparisyllabic nouns. Now let's look at some imparisyllabic exceptions. These are also called false imparisyllabic. There are a few different types of these, so let's learn...
Learning Mole
Voice Assistants
Shout out to 'Voice Assistants' to learn how we can talk to gadgets and they talk back, making our lives easier and more fun! A quick, magical peek into the world of AI helpers, perfect for young tech wizards.
Great Big Story
Wasei Eigo, when English meets Japanese creativity
Explore how Wasei Eigo transforms English into uniquely Japanese expressions.
Great Big Story
Decoding the mysteries of the Codex Seraphinianus
Explore the enigmatic world of the Codex Seraphinianus, a bizarre and cryptic book full of strange symbols and illustrations that have baffled readers for decades.
Great Big Story
The fire that sparked ‘Smoke on The Water’
Uncover the true story behind the infamous fire that led Deep Purple to create their legendary rock anthem.
Wonderscape
How to Solve Word Problems
Word problems introduce another level of difficulty to math. In this video, we learn how to look for words in the story that give us clues about how to solve the problem. By recognizing these patterns, you can make sense of math word...
Wonderscape
Solving Math Word Problems with Clues and Strategies
When solving math word problems, recognizing key clue words is essential to translating them into mathematical operations. Words like "plus," "sum," and "together" indicate addition, while "difference," "take away," and "left" suggest...
Curated Video
Common Trigraphs: TCH, DGE, & IGH
This video teaches about trigraphs, tch, dge, and igh and the rules of when to use them. There is practice with both reading and writing with them.
Curated Video
Reading Multi-Syllable Words {CVCe Silent E}
This gives practice reading multisyllabic words with silent e or magic e CVCe syllables, along with closed and open syllables. This helps kids break apart words to read and spell longer words.
Curated Video
Ending Rules: Doubling, drop -e, y to i
When we add suffixes to certain words, there are some important rules to know. In this video we learn about doubling the final consonant, dropping the e before adding a suffix, and changing the y to i before adding a suffix.
Music Matters
What are Polychords? - Music Theory
Discover what polychords are and learn how polychords differ from extended chords. We consider how extended chords are given a functional context whereas polychords add colour to music without needing a functional context. The use of...
Advocate of Wordz
What is Poetry?
In the inaugural episode of this new webseries "Poetry Defined," we tackle our series' namesake. We define what poetry is and briefly explore its etymology. This will set-up the rest of this series moving forward.
Wonderscape
The Sound of Poetry: Rhythm, Rhyme, and Repetition
Sound devices in poetry enhance rhythm, mood, and meaning by emphasizing certain words and phrases. Amanda Gorman’s The Hill We Climb exemplifies five key sound devices: alliteration, assonance, consonance, rhyme, and repetition. These...
Wonderscape
The Power of Imagery in Poetry
Imagery is a fundamental element of poetry that engages the five senses—sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell—to create vivid mental pictures. Langston Hughes' Harlem and Robert Hayden’s Those Winter Sundays exemplify the power of...
Wonderscape
The Art of Poetry: Expression, Rhythm, and Impact
Poetry is the art of expression through words, evoking emotions and imagination. It follows specific elements—imagery, rhythm, density, sound, and line—that shape its form and impact. This program explores the essence of poetry, its...
Wonderscape
Saying More with Less in Poetry
Density in poetry refers to how much meaning is conveyed in a small amount of space. Gwendolyn Brooks’ We Real Cool and Muhammad Ali’s Me, We demonstrate how few words can carry deep significance, capturing entire stories, emotions, and...
Makematic
Maps and Globes
Discover the differences between maps and globes, and how each helps us understand Earth's size, shape, and features.
Curated Video
What Are Vector Databases
Vector databases are rapidly growing in popularity as a way to add long-term memory to LLMs like GPT-4, LLaMDA, and LLaMA. Learn how popular vector databases like Pinecone and Weaviate can store ML embeddings to integrate with tools like...
Curated Video
Let's Learn: Soft G /j/ sound
This video teaches how to read and spell words with soft g. We learn soft g is followed by an e, i, or y and compare it to hard g.
Curated Video
Let's Learn: Soft C /s/ sound
This video teaches how to read and spell words with soft c. We learn soft c is followed by an e, i, or y and compare it to hard c.