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Biology, The Reproductive System

in Biology (Bozeman, MT: Bozeman Science, 2020), 9 mins

Paul Andersen starts with a brief description of asexual and sexual reproduction. He explains how meiosis ensures variation in the next generation. He describes the important structures in the male and female reproductive system. He explains how the menstrual cycle ensure the success of the released ovum. He also...

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Changing the way we grade students could trigger a wave of innovation

presented by Will Richardson (Big Think, 2020), 4 mins

How students apply what they've learned is more important than a letter or number grade.

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CNN Specials, Inventing Tomorrow: Tech in a Time of Pandemic

presented by Kristie Lu Stout, 1974-; produced by Cable News Network (CNN), in CNN Specials (Cable News Network (CNN), 2020), 24 mins

In a world where everyday physical human interaction can be dangerous, we need technology more than ever. Meet those developing innovative ways to combat this health crisis.

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Eb Editor Ann Gadzikowski Discusses How Covid-19 Will Affect The Future Of Education

(Chicago, IL: Encyclopedia Britannica, 2020), 10 mins

Britannica Insights: How will education change in the future? Matt Sinnott interviews Ann Gadzikowski on what the education environment will look like in the near future with coronavirus.

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Hyper-innovation: COVID-19 will forever change the way we teach kids

presented by Richard Culatta (Big Think, 2020), 4 mins

The institutional barriers that have often held creative teaching back are being knocked down by the coronavirus era.

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iCivics, Deciding to Decide: Sharing Your Views with Students

produced by Makematic, in iCivics (Londonderry, Northern Ireland: Makematic, 2020), 3 mins

What kind of teacher are you? A neutral facilitator? Or someone who is likely to volunteer your views? When it comes to impacting student learning, studies show no significant difference between these two approaches. But there are pros and cons.

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iCivics, Take It From Us: Advice from Teachers

produced by Makematic, in iCivics (Londonderry, Northern Ireland: Makematic, 2020), 4 mins

Teaching controversial issues can be tough. And, as a teacher, you’ll always have to deal with curve balls from students or stakeholders. But with preparation and practice, it will get easier.

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iCivics, Talk the Talk: Communicating with Stakeholders

produced by Makematic, in iCivics (Londonderry, Northern Ireland: Makematic, 2020), 4 mins

When it comes to teaching controversial issues, one of your main concerns may be push back from parents or administrators. To avoid conflict, communication and preparation are key.

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iCivics, Teaching Controversial Issues: Why Do It?

produced by Makematic, in iCivics (Londonderry, Northern Ireland: Makematic, 2020), 4 mins

Tackling controversial issues in the classroom can be difficult, but it’s important to do. No matter where your students go in life, they will encounter controversy and difference. And, they need the skills to navigate it. That preparation begins in the classroom.

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iCivics, The Teacher’s Playbook: Effective Strategies

produced by Makematic, in iCivics (Londonderry, Northern Ireland: Makematic, 2020), 4 mins

Spontaneous discussions are great for examining historical decisions or ethical debates, not so much for controversial issues, which can often involve people’s identities, backgrounds or politics. Discussing contentious subjects requires careful student preparation and the use of effective teaching strategies, w...

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