There are load of terms to know about DNA, and in this video we explain all the main ones - genes, alleles, homozygous and heterozygous, dominant and recessive, genotype and phenotype. Along the way we'll see how genes and inheritance...

Dr. Forrester focuses on explaining Punnett squares, dominant and recessive genes, and simple traits.

Dr. Forrester discusses that we are all unique due to the traits that we inherit. She describes the two different types of genes, which are dominant and recessive, and how these genes are responsible for our unique looks.

Dr. Forrester describes how plants inherit traits of similar plants through DNA. She also discusses the experiments of Gregor Mendel by evaluating his studies on genetics.

In this detailed video, we'll walk you through dihybrid crosses, Punnett squares, and the often-discussed 9:3:3:1 ratio. Get ready to dive deep into the world of genetics! This step-by-step guide to dihybrid crosses using...

Learn how to sign 15 different signs in ASL for Social Media. Stick around to the end to learn how to put those signs into sentences and start using them today!




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I'm teaching you 25 theme park signs at Disney World! These signs aren't just for Disney parks, they can be used at any theme park or amusement park! We had so much fun making this one and hope you all...

Coach Socrates and Miss Palomine practice bouncing and dribbling a ball with hands and then with feet. They then talk about setting up a course to practice dribbling.

In this video students will understand the interdepence of Right brain and Left brain and to impprove the functions of brain accordingly, what kind of excercise can help you achieve balance between the both to increase your...

Coach Socrates and Miss Palomine demonstrate the correct form for throwing, using an underhand and overhand motion. They then talk about playing catch with their friends.

Resolving Neapolitan flat II chords? It's all about chord progression. This music theory lesson explains why the choice of resolution chords are limited, essentially because the chord functions as a pre dominant. We consider matters of...

Gordon Allport was highly influenced by Freud but went a different route in developing his own theory of Personality.<br/>
It helps u identify and categorise people based on the trait or the attributes they possess.

English Exploration of the New World investigates the English exploration of the New World by researching details of travel and motivations.

University of Oxford historian John Elliott reflects upon the various trends in historical scholarship, and urges young historians to be aware of the dominant themes while sticking with their own orientations.

We explore what makes the harmony of this iconic Christmas song so iconic and durable. Irving Berlin’s song from 1940 includes a rich blend of diatonic, extended and chromatic chords, which skilfully add distinctive character to the...

This music theory lesson summarises the rule of the octave and explains how it offers insight into harmonic thinking and into Baroque harmony in particular. The rule of the octave begins with the notion of harmonising an octave of the...

We examine the opening section of Schubert’s famous Impromptu in Gb in order to discover how Schubert creates emotion. Starting with the melodic line we discover how the contour works and how the phrase design enhances the rises and...

Chopin’s E minor Prelude is one of his most popular and most beautiful Preludes. What makes the impact of this piece so poetic? This composer insights lesson begins by examining the melodic line in the right hand. Through much of the...

Discover how to transform a piece of music that is using block chords into a much more engaging presentation with a moving bass line. Taking the opening of the British National Anthem this music composition lesson demonstrates how to...

Beethoven is often called ‘the bridge composer’ and emphasis is often placed on what he does to usher in the Romantic period. There is another more delicate, elegant side to Beethoven’s musical personality that has roots in the...

The key movement is fast and chords do not always resolve as expected. In particular, we discover how Bach uses a number of unresolved dominant 7ths back to back, making this a radical approach for Baroque times. Discover what Bach is...

The earliest versions of The Steam Engine date back to Roman Egypt. But It wasn’t until advancements in the design by inventors like Thomas Savery and Thomas Newcomen, that the power of steam transformed the world. Based on an earlier...

A video entitled “What Are Genes?” which introduces the concept of heredity, or the combination of genetic traits.

“Transferring Traits” introduces the concepts of heredity and genetic traits, with a focus on Gregor Mendel’s pioneering work in the field of genetics.