Showing posts with label TED-Ed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TED-Ed. Show all posts

Friday, October 26, 2018

Why can't some birds fly?

This might be a great brainstorming question for your students before you begin this TED lesson. The lesson plan and discussion questions are here.

Thursday, September 6, 2018

Were there really Amazons?




Here’s a quick TED lesson on the Amazons.  I think it would be interesting to
survey your students prior to the video- what (and why) do they think as they do?

Sunday, November 19, 2017

Gratitude




While there is always time to be thankful, this time of year seems to make folks more reflective.  You could use this TED-Ed lesson with your students. Enjoy the video!

Saturday, May 27, 2017

How to practice better


In this TED-Ed video, the secrets of effective practice are discussed.  While some were apparent to me (i.e., limiting distractions), I was a little surprised to see the study results of visualization (remember in The Music Man, Professor Harold Hill planned to have the band perform by just thinking the music- seems there is some truth in this!).
For a review of the TED-Ed video, please click here.  For the entire TED-Ed lesson, please click here.

Monday, February 27, 2017

Friday, November 18, 2016

Sharks on TED-Ed


Who doesn’t love sharks?  Or are at least a litle curious about them.  Here’s a lesson from TED-Ed that might be of interest to your students.

Saturday, November 12, 2016

TED-Ed: The afterlife of an Egyptian

I love the TED-Ed talks- the brief (under 5 minute videos) along with a series of multiple choice questions, additional resources, and then guided discussion questions.  Here’s the lesson on
The Egyptian Book of the Dead: A guidebook for the underworld - I’ve embedded the video below.