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Scenarios are presented vividly through live-action, animation, and computer graphics that will capture the interest of students, and motivate them to master Algebraic concepts and practices. All programs use the latest powerful learning technology from Texas Instruments, the TI-Nspire. Animated keystrokes walk students through each equation and take the fear and anxiety out of Algebra.


Young people in the United States are more alienated from American civic life than ever before in the nation's history, voting less and rarely participating in the affairs of their community. Citizen participation, de Tocqueville observed nearly 200 years ago, makes American democracy unique. The relationship of representative and participatory democracy in U.S. history, the necessity of combining self interest with civic virtue, and other issues related to democracy are explored in this timely series.


A new series with high production values for just about every student that takes an Anatomy class. You’ve got the Basics covered. 1) The Nervous System: Neurons, Networks and the Human Brain 2) The Endocrine System: Molecular Messengers, Chemical Control 3) The Immunological System: Recognition, Attack and Memory 4) Respiration and Circulation: Gas Exchange and Molecular Transport 5) Digestion and Excretion: Absorption, Excretion and Homeostasis 6) Muscular, Skeletal, and Integumentary Systems: Defining our Form


Globe Trekker’s host, Zay Harding, takes students to past civilizations in this series as well as takes them to how the sites look today. The emphasis on each society’s development and achievement will help the student appreciate the accomplishments of these previous civilizations.


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This series of six drawing lessons, conducted by Bakersfield Museum of Art instructor Brent Eviston can be used with students grades three through seven. It provides students with practical instructions about the dynamics of drawing animals, people, three-dimensional objects and landscapes while they learn proportion, perspective, and color theory. The skills they learn during the process will stay with them for a lifetime.


From the BBC a program about the atom... fundamental to studies in chemistry, physics and general science. The discovery that everything is made of atoms is the greatest scientific find ever. How the vast variety and richness of everything we see around us is built up and how it fits together comes down to atoms and the mysterious laws they obey. As scientists studied the atom they had to abandon everything they believed in and create a whole new science. A science that today underpins the whole of physics, chemistry, biology and maybe even life itself. This series chronicles how humanity s ...
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Episodes in this series:
Clash of Titans - The Grand Search for the Secrets of Matter
Clash of the Titans - The Atom Has Structure
Clash of Titans - The Quantum Nature of the Atom
Clash of Titans -The Atom's Wave-like Nature
Clash of the Titans - The Dual Nature of the Atom
Clash of the Titans: The Uncertainty Principle
Key to the Cosmos - The Atom and the Creation of the Universe
Key to the Cosmos -The Structure of the Atom's Nucleus
Key to the Cosmos -The Mysterious Proton and the Strong Nuclear Force
Key to the Cosmos - Manipulating the Atom
Key to the Cosmos - The Atomic Bomb
Key to the Cosmos - The Ever Changing Atom
Key to the Cosmos - The Big Bang
Illusion of Reality - The Quantum Revolution Revisited
Illusion of Reality - The Anit-matter Universe
Illusion of Reality - The Theory of Nothing
Illusion of Reality - Quantum Electrodynamics
Illusion of Reality - Sub-atomic Particles
Illusion of Reality - Quarks
Illusion of Reality - The Atom's Paradoxes
This two-part DVD collection documents the rise and fall of one of the most remarkable civilizations. From the ancient Olmec and their giant carved stone heads to the magnificent pyramids of the moon and sun at Teotihuacan, the Aztecs were inheritors of thousands years of indigenous culture. Who were the Aztecs and how was their complex civilization created? How did a small army of Spanish conquistadors destroy such a powerful foe and close a chapter on an empire that had been two thousand years in the making?




American students retain geography and history information better when they experience living images of world cultures. These programs about some of the world’s major countries help students understand other peoples’ environments, values, and significant historical contributions. They also feature information-rich maps that clarify geographical data such as a country’s global location, major regions, and important cities. The scripts and narrators reflect indigenous cultures, but each program uses language appropriate for North American classrooms.


A new five part humanities series featuring famous people from divergent walks of life and geographic regions of North America who have made a recognized and significant contribution to history and the arts.


This series explores the characteristics of body structure, locomotion, mating, habitat adaptation, and other features that cause scientists to classify animals in biological groups.


This engaging five-part series encourages students to move beyond a simplified view of the environment to a deeper level of understanding: that the global ecosystem is made up of interdependent ecological communities populated with their own particular life-forms and vulnerable to damage by both natural forces and human activity. Viewable/printable instructor’s guides are available online. A Cambridge Educational Production. Correlates to the National Science Education Standards developed by the National Academies of Science, Project 2061 Benchmarks for Science Literacy from the American Assoc ...
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Correlated to National Financial Literacy, Personal Finance and Entrepreneurship Standards. Statewide recommended resource in Texas, California, Wisconsin, Idaho, Virginia, Florida and Iowa. Highly Recommended Video Librarian ?- Winner of National Emmy Award - Nominated for 7 National Emmy Awards ?- Winner of Silver Telly Award - Winner Parents’ Choice Gold and Silver Honor Awards - Winner Herb Wegner Award for Outstanding Program? - Winner of Environmental Media Award for Outstanding Children's Television Series Note: Please contact Film Ideas for individual and school pricin ...
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This series shows the pain bullies implement on kids. 1) Stopping Verbal Bullying 2) Bullycide & Verbal Abuse 3) Cyberstalking & Bullying


1) Teens Beating the Odds--Teens Beating the Odds" reinforces the positive role parents can play in developing their children's self-confidence by reassuring them that obstacles are not permanent, pervasive, or personal. 2) From Rude to Respectful--This important program asks if troubled kids act the way they do because they feel isolated and unconnected to those around them. 3) The Buy Me Generation--This eye-opening program features positive examples of spoiled kids who turned their lives around when they learned the difference between what they need and what they want.


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