225 media results found for 'math'
This episode is a delightful mix of school readiness, phonic awareness, chair yoga, and math with a fun twist. Learners will also learn how to count by 2s. Part of the "Teaching in Room 9" series.
Young government agents Olive and Otto use math to investigate strange occurrences in their town. Throughout this series, Olive and Otto learn not only how to solve problems but also about working together, communication, and perseverance.
In this episode, reporters visit the Siemens Competition in Math, Science, and Technology. At the competition, high school students compete for college scholarships. It is recognized as the premier math and science research competition for high sc...Read More
The video "Division for Kids" introduces the fundamental math concept of division, focusing on early learning and mathematical problem-solving skills. Division is explained as a process of separating objects into equal groups. The video demonstrat...Read More
Many interpreters, teachers, and students are unfamiliar with specialized sign vocabulary because the concepts occur infrequently in daily communication. Deaf professionals sign vocabulary related to their field of expertise. The series provides a...Read More
Professionals in fields ranging from sports to space exploration discuss the math concepts they use to solve real-world problems. They also discuss how understanding the connection between mathematic concepts help them meet the day-to-day challeng...Read More
The STEM initiative, which is designed to promote Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math to the nation’s schoolchildren, is getting a big boost from both the private and public sectors. Chuck Pell visits an event, sponsored by the Navy League,...Read More
In this episode, host Dianna Cowern meets with math experts to discuss the phenomenon of "wine tears." They conduct experiments with various types of liquids to try and uncover the science behind this mystery. Part of the "Physics Girl" series. Pl...Read More
Marissa Harrer, a second grade teacher at the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind, shares the strategy number talks. The application of this strategy provides students with the skills to be able to explain various math processes. Part of the...Read More
The diabolical Hacker wreaks havoc when he steals the power pods of Poddleville, a cybercity filled with patterns. Jackie, Matt, and Inez must use math and logic to crack the double pattern that unlocks the Poddles’ cyberpower vault before Hacker....Read More
Variables are used throughout math and are important to understand. A defining variable is a symbol, such as x, used to describe any number. When a variable is used in an function, it can represent many numbers. Topics covered include cost functio...Read More
What job skills are employers looking for? The transition to employment depends on the skills you have or can develop. Fundamental skills include: the basics (reading, writing/communication, math); thinking and problem-solving skills; personal qua...Read More
Provides parents with positive and useful strategies to help their child achieve school success. Includes tips for building organization and study skills; some academic techniques in math, reading and writing; and recommendations on how parents ca...Read More
Provides two classroom activities for middle school math teachers to help students learn the skills needed to factor trinomials, a skill necessary for understanding algebra. The first activity, "X" Marks the Spot (or Diamond Problems), helps stude...Read More
How are numbers used in our lives? Sometime to count, identify, and name. Students learn how numbers are used as representative symbols and some of the different and creative ways numbers convey information in everyday life, such as through teleph...Read More
The general concepts of more and less are presented numerically and quantitatively. Viewers are introduced to the symbols <, >, and =, and will learn how to compare and order objects according to size, mass, or quantity. Real life examples illustr...Read More
How do we compare the changes of different things happening in a particular situation? Viewers see simple probability illustrated in a variety of scenarios, from a basic game to a more complex classroom science experiment. The viewer will also lea...Read More
How is money made? How does it work? Students will view segments on different world currencies, money's relative value, and how such value changes over time. Also explored is the concept of simple interest. Familiar situations illustrate ideas abo...Read More
Students learn how geometry is central to their lives. The concept is emphasized and illustrated with examples of shapes that are favored by nature for specific purposes and shapes that are strong enough to support buildings or bridges. Artists an...Read More
Looks at the career of dolphin trainer. Covers the subjects: How do dolphins get trained? What subjects to take in school to be a dolphin trainer? Why is math important to be a dolphin trainer? Are dolphins fish? Do dolphins communicate with each ...Read More
Emphasizes the important details of being a great librarian or resource specialist. Introduces the patrons to numerous sources of information. Covers the subjects: What schooling is necessary to become a librarian? Why is reading important? Why...Read More
Network architects do much more than connect wires. An understanding of math and science is essential for success in this career. A background in industrial arts is also helpful for understanding how things are built. Part of the "Career Connectio...Read More
Meet Peter Kachenko, director of operations at Third Sun Solar, and find out how to prepare for a career as an energy analyst. Math, accounting, and science are key topics to focus on when preparing to enter this profession. Part of the "Career Co...Read More
Explore the exciting world of culinary chefs. Viewers will learn about the variety of skills needed to be successful in this dynamic career, from world languages and the fine arts to knowledge of math and science. Part of the "Career Connections" ...Read More
Alexandra Alfonso is anything but shy. This precocious eight-year-old is confident, feisty, and enjoys showing off her math skills. Alexandra, Allie, as she likes to be called, was born with Peter's Anomaly, a glaucoma-like condition that resulted...Read More
Being able to identify basic shapes and how they relate to each other is the foundation for understanding more complex geometrical concepts. Students learn how shapes fit together as they watch a house being built. Part of the "Everyday Math for P...Read More
Hear from a forest services manager who leads projects for forest health and sustainability. He discusses the importance of math, science, writing, and communication in the field of forestry. Learn about the many careers available in the area of ...Read More
A software developer with a love of math, science, and the creative process explains what led him to pursue a career in information systems. He provides insight into the possible educational tracks that will help someone have a successful career i...Read More
A soccer stadium is perfect to put to test the principals of physics, math, biology and technology. How to generate certain effect by kicking a ball? With what angle are we able to achieve the longest distance? How is a fixture put together for an...Read More
Tommy is frustrated with his building blocks project; John can't solve his math problem; and Darlene's plan to make her mother a birdhouse goes awry. How can they deal with their frustrations? A clown learning to juggle offers practical suggest...Read More
