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 Partner Contributed Feb 29 2012
Source: NYSCI
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 Partner Contributed Feb 29 2012
Source: TeachEngineering Digital Library
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 Partner Contributed Feb 29 2012
Source: TeachEngineering Digital Library
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 Partner Contributed Feb 29 2012
Source: NYSCI
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 Giu 23 2014
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 Partner Contributed Feb 29 2012
Source: TeachEngineering Digital Library
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 Partner Contributed Feb 29 2012
Source: Biomimicry Institute
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Lug 26 2014
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Lug 11 2014
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Ago 02 2014
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Mar 06 2012
Source: ckilts
This video will show you how to set-up and interpret a Punnett square. |
Set 06 2013
Source: amosis1
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 Ago 07 2013
Source: belssw
Dr. Ismael goes over how to make flying water rockets out of 2-liter bottles with air blow using an
air compressor. |
 Apr 08 2014
Source: belssw
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 Apr 08 2014
Source: belssw
Have you ever wondered how something as big as a glacier can flow like a river? Whether your answer is "yes" or "no," we are going to have a "cool" look at glaciers - what they're made of and how they travel. |
 Mar 26 2014
Source: belssw
Short ppt explaining the human body nervous system. |
 Mar 30 2014
Source: belssw
A concept map integrating hands-on activities with presentation of physics concepts. |
Ago 07 2013
Source: belssw
Dr. Ismael goes over how to experiment with making mini parachutes, after which students actually test them and succeed.
Leonardo da Vinci said: "If a man is provided with a length of gummed linen cloth with a length of 12
yards on each side and 12 yards high, he can jump from any great height whatsoever without
injury.” A simple parachute will land a small payload-but how big a canopy does it take to bring
a golf ball back down to Earth? We'll be making parachutes out of large coffee filters and their 'carrying capacity." |
 Mar 30 2014
Source: belssw
Liquid Nitrogen is an extremely cold, liquefied gas. We use it to smash water melons, crush flowers, make banana hammers and fragile racket balls. We use liquid nitrogen to investigate how cold temperatures affect materials. We also discuss the phases of matter and how the Kinetic Theory of Gases models these phases.
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Ago 07 2013
Source: belssw
Trebuchets were one of the light artillery weapons used to throw objects into enemy territory in
the Middle Ages. Students will build, test, and then modify the throwing distance of a Trebuchet.
The objective is to fling a marshmallow the farthest. |
 Feb 24 2014
Source: Khedr Ahmed Abbas
Some interactive exercises for 4rth year students |
 Feb 11 2012
Source: Contona
After watching this video, you will be able to connect your computer to the SMART Board and troubleshoot common start up problems. |
 Feb 11 2012
Source: Contona
After watching this video, you will be able to create an interactive and engaging SMART Board Presentation |
 Partner Contributed Feb 29 2012
Source: TeachEngineering Digital Library
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Lug 26 2014
Source: geraldinej30pezlb
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 Partner Contributed Feb 29 2012
Source: Biomimicry Institute
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 Partner Contributed Lug 21 2011
Source: NYSCI
Watch this video to learn the basics of engineering and the important role it plays in our lives, and see how the engineering design process can help inform and inspire student learning. |
 Partner Contributed Ott 27 2011
Source: NYSCI
Science, Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) teaching is an interdisciplinary approach to education. Here's what it looks like in the classroom. |
 Partner Contributed Feb 29 2012
Source: NYSCI
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 Mar 08 2014
Source: Jessica
이 비디오는 공학에 대한 기초적인 이해를 돕는다. 비디오를 보면 공학이 우리의 삶에 얼마나 중요한 역할을 하고 있는지 알 수 있다. 또한 공학 설계 과정을 통한 수업이 학습 과정에 있어 어떻게 학생을 돕는지 알 수 있다. |