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How to explain something complicated

AdultsCommunicationEducationLearning
Explore what building blocks you need to best explain complex ideas in ways your audience will understand and engage with.
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Lyric Video: Faith

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From the Sing 2 soundtrack, read or sing to this catchy tune from the beloved movie.
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Giraffes Cross The Nile On A Boat

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These giraffes must be relocated from their native habitat, which has become an oil drilling site, to a new, safer clearing. But getting there requires them to travel by boat, which is something they've never done before.
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Salamander Yoga - Let's Go To Outer Space!

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This fun brain break video is perfect for introducing mindfulness and practicing steady breathing and yoga for all ages.
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Why The Black Plague Isn't Over

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The black plague is one of the deadliest diseases humans have ever faced; it killed as many as 50 million people – including about a third of the population of Europe – in the 14th century alone, in an outbreak known as the Black Death.
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How To Tell A Great Story

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Discover the 4 components of what makes a great storyteller, and the important role that stories play in audience connection.
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Operation Ouch - The Brain

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Today we are learning about our brains! What makes you...you?
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A Trip To Upside-Down World

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In this episode, best friends Dili and Amalia draw the story of Green Man, his favourite dancing goat, and a magical doorknob that leads to the Upside-Down World.
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This Woman Cured Her Cancer with an Insane Method

AdultsHealthScienceTechnology
In a battle against cancer, could viruses be our allies? When Croatian virologist Dr. Beata Halassy’s breast cancer returned for the third time, she made a bold decision: to experiment on herself using millions of viruses grown in her own lab.
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Steve Boyes's Journey | Africa Earth's Wild Home | National Geographic

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National Geographic Explorer Steve Boyes has spent his life exploring Africa’s wild places and studying the patterns of the continent's wildlife.
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What Is An Inference?

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In this episode, we’ll use our background knowledge and story evidence to make inferences about E.B. White’s novel, “Charlotte’s Web.”
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How to Protect Our Whales

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Wildlife expert Steve Backshall examines the increasing pressures threatening our planet's animal populations, and how the various conservation efforts set up to help them.
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U Is For Umbrella

ChildrenECEducationHow-toLearningLiteratureReadingVocabulary
Let’s sing and learn phonics together! U is for umbrella, uncle, up and under!
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15 + Recipe Ideas For The Next 15 Days! Jamie Oliver

AdultsEducationFood
Jamie Oliver walks you through 15 + recipes and ideas to cook over the next 15 days!
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How Chocolate Is Made

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Explore the meticulous journey from harvesting cacao beans in tropical regions to the final packaging process.
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Why Terry Fox Is A Canadian Hero

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You probably know something about Terry Fox, you may have even participated in a Terry Fox run, but do you know why he's a national hero?
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Our Listening Ears

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Follow along with this listening song to hear different animal sounds. Guess which type of animal makes the sound!
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The Wiggly Wonder of Music | Jacob Collier | TED

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Grammy-winning musician Jacob Collier has a name for the feeling that moves through a great piece of music: the wiggle.
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Cats And Physics

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A falling cat seems to break the rules of motion — but the real explanation is even stranger than it looks.
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Biographies Versus Memoirs

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In this lesson, students will learn about the key features of memoirs and how they differ from biographies and autobiographies.
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How Did The Titanic Sink?

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In this kid-friendly video, we explore the tragic story of the Titanic from the iceberg it hit to the people who were to blame for such a disaster!