Please ignore the specificity of the dates, this was made for June 2010 but I think much of the advice is cross topical and might be helpful........

The basics to putting together a strong history essay.

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Frederic Kastner, Programme Manager for The Fuse School and Malik Adam Wilson, Creative Manager for The Fuse School were invited to the SchoolNet Conference in South Africa to talk to 700 teachers on the Open Educational Resource...

Lesson 15 (Angular Momentum) of Dianna's Intro Physics Class on Physics Girl. Never taken physics before? Want to learn the basics of physics? Need a review of AP Physics concepts before the exam? This course is for you! More fun...

Let HipHughes develop a thesis so you can kill those essays on your exams. Using the theme of crisis and limited rights we take a look at the Civil War, WWI, WWII and 9/11, designed to pound in some content and put a smirk on your face...

In this video, the teacher explains how writers use quotations to give readers specific information about a topic. They provide examples and guide the viewers through the process of incorporating quotations into their own writing. The...

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A short summary of the Magna Carta.

In this video, the teacher explains the importance of a memorable closing in a letter and provides three possible ways to end a letter: using a plea for action, telling a story that supports your opinion, or stating why your thinking...

Six research "big ideas" that will drive important aspects of the National Science Foundation's long-term research agenda, push forward the frontiers of US science and engineering research, and lead to new discoveries and innovations.

In this video, the teacher explains how to develop supporting ideas for a thesis statement. The lesson covers the importance of choosing a topic that the author cares about, the writing process, and common mistakes to avoid. The teacher...

Marilyn Cochran-Smith is the Cawthorne Professor of Teacher Education for Urban Schools at the Lynch School of Education, Boston College (USA), where she directed the Ph.D. Program in Curriculum and Instruction from 1996-2017. A...

Individuals throughout US History investigated, exposed and caused the wheels of change happen. Lets investigate two of the, Perfect for Essay crammers for a US History class.

In this video, the teacher provides a step-by-step guide on how to write a conclusion for an essay or constructed response. The students are taught to restate the big idea and summarize the evidence using their own voice. The teacher...

In this video lesson, students are taught how to develop supporting ideas for their thesis statements by asking questions and using precise language. The teacher emphasizes the importance of choosing a topic that the writer feels...

A super quick overview lecture introducing students to Marco Polo and why he was so darn important in the context of World History.

In this video, the teacher guides students through the process of adding details to their writing to show the sequence of events that lead to solving a problem. Using the example of a character saving a kitten, the teacher demonstrates...

Sebastian Thrun has been at the forefront of disruption, taking on big ideas as head of Google X, founding online learning platform Udacity and now Kitty Hawk, which uses electric power and AI to reimagine flight. We discussed what makes...

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In this video, the teacher discusses the importance of introducing a topic clearly in writing. They provide examples and guide students through the process of adding background information to help readers understand the topic. The...

Writers develop their topics by adding information that explains and supports the big idea. Let's practice using facts, details, and definitions to give our readers more information about a topic.