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Drawing out the facts, the Naked Science Scrapbook brings a visual dimension to the world's most mysterious science.

Launched in 1977 to study the Solar system's gas giant planets, Voyager 1 is still operating. But now it's so far away that the Solar wind has weakened and a deluge of cosmic particles from intergalactic space is assailing it. Now interstellar space awaits. But where does the Solar system end and this new frontier begin?

Where Does the Solar System End? - Science Scrapbook 13.11.12

13.11.12 - Where Does the Solar System End? - Science Scrapbook

Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider have found evidence of a new fundamental particle, that could be the much sought-after Higgs boson. In this Naked Science Scrapbook we find out what a Higgs boson actually is, and why finding it could help us understand the structure of the universe a little bit better...

What is the Higgs boson? - Science Scrapbook 13.10.07

13.10.07 - What is the Higgs boson? - Science Scrapbook

What do nerve cells look like, how do they carry information, and how does one nerve connect and communicate with another nerve? Find out in this spine-tingling Naked Science Scrapbook episode...

How do Nerves Carry Information? - Science Scrapbook 13.10.04

Naked Science Scrapbook

learning, creating, and celebrating with your family all year

Real Life at Home

Me cuentas el cuento otra vez?

Si tus hijos quieren volver a escuchar uno de sus cuentos clásicos favoritos del podcast "Cuentos a la luz de laluna", pero sin la música "aburrida" del principio, éste es tu podcast (y el de mis hijos). Sin música, saludos ni despedida, sólo los cuentos. Al instante!...

Y aquí continúan las aventuras de Dorothy por el pais de Oz. Finalmente han llegado a la Ciudad Esmeralda y van a poder ver al gran mago de Oz. Les concederá sus deseos y podrá Dorothy así regresar a su querida Kansas? Quieres saber lo que les va a pasar? Pues acércate un poquito más y escucha atentamente. Un fuerte abrazo desde el bosque del león de piedra, Carlos Duración: 26:16 m Quieres que lea un cuento en especial? Dejame tu reseña a través de iTunes, , escríbeme a cuentosalaluzdelaluna@googlemail.com o visita el blog http://luzdeluna.podspot.de El podcast "Cuentos a la luz de la luna" te ofrece cada un par de semanas un nuevo cuento infantil. ************************************************************************************************************** Licencia de Creative Commons: Atribución-No Comercial-Sin Derivadas 3.0 Unported Tu eres libre de: copiar, distribuir, comunicar y ejecutar públicamente la obra Bajo las siguientes condiciones: Atribución — Debes reconocer y citar la obra de la forma especificada por el autor (o sea, el nombre del podcast, el Email de contacto y la dirección del blog) No Comercial — No puedes utilizar esta obra para fines comerciales. Sin Derivadas — No puedes alterar, transformar o generar una obra derivada a partir de esta obra.

El mago de Oz (6ade12, F.L.Baum) (26:16min.)

Pues aquí siguen las aventuras del afamado Ulises. Esta vez, Ulises llega a una isla que parece estar deshabitada…Pero lo estará realmente? Pues acércate un poquito más al fuego mágico y escucha atentamente... Advertencia: la historia puede ser un poco violenta para los más peques. Los paás y mamás tienen que decidir si es adecuada para sus hijos, como siempre. Un fuerte abrazo desde el bosque del león de piedra, Carlos Duración: 20:08 min. Quieres que lea un cuento en especial? Déjame tu reseña a través de iTunes, , escríbeme a cuentosalaluzdelaluna@googlemail.com o visita el blog http://luzdeluna.podspot.de El podcast "Cuentos a la luz de la luna" te ofrece cada cerca de tres semanas un nuevo cuento infantil. El podcast se actualiza normalmente los Martes. ****************************************************************************************************** Licencia de Creative Commons: Atribución-No Comercial-Sin Derivadas 3.0 Unported Tu eres libre de: copiar, distribuir, comunicar y ejecutar públicamente la obra Bajo las siguientes condiciones: Atribución — Debes reconocer y citar la obra de la forma especificada por el autor (o sea, el nombre del podcast, el Email de contacto y la dirección del blog) No Comercial — No puedes utilizar esta obra para fines comerciales. Sin Derivadas — No puedes alterar, transformar o generar una obra derivada a partir de esta obra.

Ulises y el cíclope (mitología) (20:08min.)

Y aquí continuan las aventuras de Dorothy por el pais de Oz. El león se había quedado dormido en el campo de amapolas. Como lo podrán ayudar nuestros amigos? Quieres saber lo que les va a pasar? Pues acércate un poquito más y escucha atentamente. Un fuerte abrazo desde el bosque del león de piedra, Carlos Duración: 23:08 m Quieres que lea un cuento en especial? Dejame tu reseña a través de iTunes, , escríbeme a cuentosalaluzdelaluna@googlemail.com o visita el blog http://luzdeluna.podspot.de El podcast "Cuentos a la luz de la luna" te ofrece cada un par de semanas un nuevo cuento infantil. ************************************************************************************************************** Licencia de Creative Commons: Atribución-No Comercial-Sin Derivadas 3.0 Unported Tu eres libre de: copiar, distribuir, comunicar y ejecutar públicamente la obra Bajo las siguientes condiciones: Atribución — Debes reconocer y citar la obra de la forma especificada por el autor (o sea, el nombre del podcast, el Email de contacto y la dirección del blog) No Comercial — No puedes utilizar esta obra para fines comerciales. Sin Derivadas — No puedes alterar, transformar o generar una obra derivada a partir de esta obra.

El mago de Oz (5de12, F.L.Baum) (23:08min.)

Y aqui continuan las aventuras de Dorothy por el pais de Oz. Esta vez la cosa se pone un poco peligrosa... Quieres saber lo que les va a pasar? Pues acércate un poquito más y escucha atentamente. Un fuerte abrazo desde el bosque del león de piedra, Carlos Duración: 26:13 m Quieres que lea un cuento en especial? Dejame tu reseña a través de iTunes, , escríbeme a cuentosalaluzdelaluna@googlemail.com o visita el blog http://luzdeluna.podspot.de El podcast "Cuentos a la luz de la luna" te ofrece cada un par de semanas un nuevo cuento infantil. ************************************************************************************************************** Licencia de Creative Commons: Atribución-No Comercial-Sin Derivadas 3.0 Unported Tu eres libre de: copiar, distribuir, comunicar y ejecutar públicamente la obra Bajo las siguientes condiciones: Atribución — Debes reconocer y citar la obra de la forma especificada por el autor (o sea, el nombre del podcast, el Email de contacto y la dirección del blog) No Comercial — No puedes utilizar esta obra para fines comerciales. Sin Derivadas — No puedes alterar, transformar o generar una obra derivada a partir de esta obra.

El mago de Oz (4de12, F.L.Baum) (26:13 min.)

Y aqui continuan las aventuras de Dorothy por el pais de Oz. En esta ocasión va a conocer a dos nuevos habitantes del maravilloso Oz. La ayudarán a llegar hasta la ciudad de esmeralda? Quieres saberlo? Pues acércate un poquito más y escucha atentamente. Un fuerte abrazo desde el bosque del león de piedra, Carlos Duración: 23:26 m Quieres que lea un cuento en especial? Dejame tu reseña a través de iTunes, , escríbeme a cuentosalaluzdelaluna@googlemail.com o visita el blog http://luzdeluna.podspot.de El podcast "CuentaCuentos" te ofrece cada cerca de tres semanas un nuevo cuento infantil. Es el podcast hermano de "Cuentos a la luz de luna". El podcast se actualiza normalmente los Martes. ************************************************************************************************************** Licencia de Creative Commons: Atribución-No Comercial-Sin Derivadas 3.0 Unported Tu eres libre de: copiar, distribuir, comunicar y ejecutar públicamente la obra Bajo las siguientes condiciones: Atribución — Debes reconocer y citar la obra de la forma especificada por el autor (o sea, el nombre del podcast, el Email de contacto y la dirección del blog) No Comercial — No puedes utilizar esta obra para fines comerciales. Sin Derivadas — No puedes alterar, transformar o generar una obra derivada a partir de esta obra.

El mago de Oz (3de12, F.L.Baum) (23:26 min.)

CuentaCuentos

A brief, informative, and interactive podcast for world history students at all levels: high school, AP, or even college.  To submit a question for the podcast, call 321-408-APWH and leave a message, or e-mail mrgeoffrion@gmail.com.  Also, be sure to check out my website at mrgeoffrion.com.

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Rebroadcast Episode 14:  Early Postclassical East Asia

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Rebroadcast Episode 13: Islam

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Rebroadcast Episode 12: Cultural Exchanges Along the Silk Road

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Rebroadcast Episode 11: Classical Rome

Mr. Geoffrion's World History Podcast

This Podcast is a guided audio tour of the plants on the DHS campus.  You will use it to complete the study packet for your project.  Have you ever wondered what the plants are in your yard?  Your neighborhood?  Here is your opportunity to gain a better understanding and appreciation of the living w...

This is an audio tour of the plants on the DHS campus.

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DHS Plants Guided Tour

Learn the ins and outs of the independent school admission process from professionals in the field. We understand this can be a long and sometimes uncertain road, so we are here to make your journey smoother. This podcast will help you gain an informed understanding of everything you need to know to...

In this episode, our Head of School, Dr. Bill Hawkey, has a conversation with our Director of Counseling Services, Susie Paige, on the very important topic of mental health and wellness in The Pennington School community. 



Turn the volume up and enjoy! 

S2 Ep23: A Discussion Around Mental Health & Wellness!

Today, we bring you a message from our Director of Admission & Financial Aid, Sharon Jarboe, regarding Decision Weekend 2024! Enjoy this important and informative episode! 

S2 Ep22: Decision Weekend 2024: A Message from the Director!

Join us as three current middle school parents discuss the value of the Pennington middle school experience! We know you will find this deep dive into our magnificent middle school engaging and informative. Enjoy!

S2 Ep21: A Parent Perspective Series: Our Magnificent Middle School!

Fall is in the air! In today's episode, our Director of Admission, Sharon Jarboe, has a conversation with a new Pennington parent, Danielle Silverstein, who has new students in the upper school and middle school here. The conversation covers everything admission process related with a unique parent perspective attached to it. Remember to like, subscribe, and share our podcast as well! Enjoy! 

S2 Ep20: A Parent Perspective Series: Danielle Silverstein!

In this episode we talk with Pennington Director of Summer Programs, Sean Davies! We speak on the future of summer programs and also how to make the most of your summer at an independent school. This is a light-hearted and useful episode that we think you will really enjoy! 

S2 Ep19: Diving Into Summer Programs!

Admission Insight

Hi, this is the first episode uploaded as a test!

Amr Diab Episode 1

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This is a feed of pages for Algebraic Reasoning

d. Describe and use the commutative, associative, distributive, and identity properties of addition and multiplication, and the zero property of multiplication.   

2.2d The Zero, Identity, and commutative properties of multiplication

2.2d The Distributive Property

2.2d Communicative property of multiplication

2.2d Communicative Property of Addition

Describe and use the commutative, associative, distributive, and identity properties of addition and multiplication, and the zero property of multiplication.   

2.2d Use algebraic expressions, symbols, and properties of the operations to represent, simplify, and solve mathematical equations and inequalities.

Algebraic Reasoning

Two 5th grade classrooms across Berwyn South School District 100 virtually come together to share conversation around literature, non-fiction texts, and advocacy.

In this episode, 5th-grade students from Emerson Elementary School and Irving Elementary School share their thoughts and reflections on The Watsons Go To Birmingham - 1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis.

All Of Us - People Change

In this very special episode of Explorando Las Páginas, 5th-grade students from Emerson Elementary School and Irving Elementary School share their thoughts and reflections on our new normal during COVID-19. Students left school for the final time on Friday, March 12 and today, Thursday, April 16th reunited to give our listeners a student perspective on how this pandemic has effected their lives. Please enjoy.  

Our New Normal: A Student's Perspective

In this episode, 5th-grade students from Emerson Elementary School share their thoughts and reflections on "Chapters 9 and 10" of The Watsons Go To Birmingham - 1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis.

Emerson-"Being Afraid" - Ch 9 & 10

In this episode, 5th-grade students from Irving Elementary School share their thoughts and reflections on "Chapters 7 and 8" of The Watsons Go To Birmingham - 1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis.

Irving - "Understanding Byron" - Ch. 7 & 8

In this episode, 5th-grade students from Emerson Elementary School share their thoughts and reflections on "Chapters 4, 5, and 6" of The Watsons Go To Birmingham - 1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis.

Emerson- "Remorse" Ch 4,5,6

Explorando Las Páginas | Traveling the Pages

Are we satisfied with the status quo in the field of education?  I'm not.  I'm passionate about asking probing questions, getting knowledge experts into dialogue, and uncovering effective practices that will move the field of education forward. The EdGuru Podcast explores new thinking to inspire tea...

In this episode, Dr. Chris Plum talks with Dr. James Spruill, an educational technology specialist.  Listen and learn about "computational thinking" and how this blueprint for thinking can help kids improve across the curriculum!

EdGuru 8: Computational Thinking!  Taking what kids are learning in programming and using it across the curriculum

In this episode, I'm joined by George Tomey, career educator, leader and social worker of nearly 50 years!  Listen as George shares the critical importance of moving our students from dependent to independent learners through his understanding of culturally responsive teaching and the brain!

EdGuru 7: Culturally Responsive Teaching!  Moving our kids from dependent to independent learners

In this episode, Dr. Chris Plum sits down with Angie Irwin, a school board expert.  Angie discusses the top 10 mistakes a board should work to avoid on their journey to becoming a highly effective, knowledgeable school board.

EdGuru 6: Top 10 School Board Blunders!  How to become a high-performing school board

In this episode, Dr. Chris Plum interviews Brittni Kellom, an expert in working with children, schools and families in dealing with trauma.  A severe trauma surviver herself, Brittni brings experience and expertise to bear in the name of helping communities to become trauma-informed.

EdGuru 5: Just Speak! Working with schools and communities to become more trauma-informed

Dr. Christopher Plum circles back to Kathy Moorehouse, long-time Montessori teacher, trainer and leader.  The discussion focuses on the preparation necessary for the teacher to maximize impact in the Montessori classroom.

EdGuru 4: The Montessori adult?  Preparing for teaching and learning success in your classroom

EdGuru Podcast

Put down the iPad's and digital screens and join host Aaron Robbins for some trivia about your favorite theme parks, movies, video games, cartoons and other pop culture fun. Are We Bored Yet? is fun and family friendly podcast for anyone who's ever wondered what school on Jupiter might be like or ho...

Tis’ the season for board games and on this episode Aaron answers some questions about what the worst and best board games ever made were.  We also tackle a question about a new pizza parlor idea and take a look at the best and worst arcade games ever made. Get ready for fun on the best podcast for kids and families traveling on the road. On this video game and board game episode.

26 – The Worst Arcade and Board Games

Zoe Stellar and her family are headed to Comic Fest to compete in a costume contest when their travel plans take an unexpected turn. On this episode of the best kids podcast for traveling families we have Story Starters number 7. We write the story you finish the tale on this out of this world episode from Are We Bored Yet?

25 – Story Starters 07 – T Minus

We all love Saturday morning cartoons. Some of us love Saturday morning cartoon commercials; and then there’s the creator of this commercial who decided he’d should make his own commercials for products that don’t really exists from an interstellar toy company that doesn’t really understand what the children of Earth want to play with. It’s a Mock-O-Mercials episode from everyones favorite kids podcast Are We Bored Yet? and on this episode we have Ornadents, Meaty Paste and Sour Whammies Candies.  

24 – Mock-O-Mercials 01

Do you have a weird Christmas tradition? Myler Powderloo sure does and she needs some holiday help from Are We Bored Yet to come to grips with her families holiday traditions. On this festive episode of the kid and family podcast Are We Bored Yet, we tackle some yule tide questions about the most wonderful time of the year. Can you replant a Christmas Tree, why do we even put trees in our houses to begin with and what should be do with all that used wrapping paper on Christmas morning. This and much more on this Episode of Are We Bored Yet?

23 – We Wish You a Weird Christmas

It’s Thanksgiving and all Benjamin Walker wants to do is watch a monster movie marathon. When his mother gives him an important turkey day task, well, things go from good to gone. On this episode of Are We Bored Yet? we have a Thanksgiving Story Starter for you and your imagination. Kids and Parents a like will enjoy talking and thinking about this Thanksgiving tale. 

22 – Story Starters 06 – Turkey Ball

Are We Bored Yet?

The Is All about Math videoPodCast we are dedicated to provide short instructional videos on Mathematics. In these video lectures we handle multiple areas of mathematics. These videos will be useful for teachers and students at many levels.

Pi, the most famous mathematical constant.

Mathematician Bernhard Riemann explains the importance of proofs in mathematics. He proves a theorem on stereographic projection.

Proof

The mathematician Heinz Hopf describes his "fibration". Using complex numbers he builds beautiful arrangements of circles in space.

Fibration continued

Fibration

Mathematician Adrien Douady explains complex numbers. The square root of negative numbers is explained in simple terms. Transforming the plane, deforming pictures, creating fractal images.

Complex Numbers continued

Is All About Math (Video Podcast)

An educational podcast exploring the many issues, trends, and experiences schools and communities face on a daily basis. Amazing things happen every day, and too many times, we do not capitalize on the opportunities to tell our story or celebrate the many successes we experience every day. The world...

Update Three - As schools and communities across the globe develop new ideas for celebrating graduates, host Jim O’Rourke details some successful scenarios, and talks about how new changes could impact future graduates as well.  He also discusses how these losses have stressed the mental health of senior students, but shares the positive impact of his choice of visiting the homes of every single senior in the HD graduating class.

Senior Celebrations

Update Two - As teachers face the home stretch of the school year, host Jim O’Rourke weighs in from home on the future of educational leadership and school systems in a post-pandemic world. Sharing real strategies for future eventualities, he discusses silver linings to the COVID crisis. He continues to invite listeners to join the conversation from home by contacting us at celebratEDpodcast@gmail.com.

Humanistic Leadership

COVID-19 Update One - Recording remotely, host Jim O’Rourke acknowledges the impact of the current pandemic crisis on education today and how professionals are supporting students in this unprecedented time. He invites listeners to join the conversation from home by contacting us at celebratEDpodcast@gmail.com.

Introducing a CovED Conversation

Before COVID-19, we prepared for an amazing second podcast season of education professionals talking about mental health in schools. In this original trailer for season two, we talk about the importance of providing support at all levels of the educational system.  Now that many states have extended remote learning through the end of the year, mental health is as important as ever. As a response to this, we have mixed up our planned season a little: we’ll still be talking about mental health, and we’ll be giving you the amazing interviews we had already done, but our host, Principal Jim O’Rourke, will also be doing more frequent short episodes with thoughts and ideas on remote learning in this time of crisis.  We hope you’ll join us as you try to work through this period yourselves. Keep being amazing, and stay healthy!

Coming Soon: Season Two

Host Jim O’Rourke ties everything together in this season wrap-up. Discussing what we’ve learned as a faculty in the years since our transformation, Jim outlines the plans to revisit and adapt those processes to work with our current faculty, students, and situations.  We are looking for stories for our next season, starting in 2020. The CelebratED team would like to invite you, our listeners, to tell us about what’s worth celebrating where you are! Email us at celebratEDpodcast@gmail.com or direct message us on Twitter @celebratEDpdcst, Instagram @celebratEDpdcst, or Facebook @celebratEDpdcst.  No success is too small, and keep being amazing!

What’s Next?

celebratEd

Every Monday, download a free fun song connected with an upcoming date of significance. It's something to share with your kids; it's a song you can use with your students; it's a smile for your Monday morning! Enjoy!

In this episode we say goodbye to our listeners - both of them ;-) - as the Harper family moves on to other projects. We'll leave all the episodes up for anyone who cares to listen. Many of the songs will remain relevant year after year when their season rolls around again. Happy listening! This Week's Podcast Episode (click to listen)! Your free song this week is:  Can It Be Over? by Monty Harper Subscribe to Calendar Song of the Week on iTunes! Please email your feedback or post a comment!

September 12, 2011 - This is Our Last CSOW Podcast

May 7 is Astronomy Day! This Week's Podcast Episode (click to listen)! Your free song this week was:  Stargazer by Monty Harper Subscribe to Calendar Song of the Week on iTunes! Please email your feedback or post a comment!

May 2, 2011 - May 7 is Astronomy Day!

April 10-16 is National Library Week! "Create Your Own Story" This Week's Podcast Episode (click to listen)! Your free song this week was: "Take Me to Your Library" by Monty Harper Subscribe to Calendar Song of the Week on iTunes! Please email your feedback or post a comment!

April 3, 2011 - April 10-16 is National Library Week!

April 12 is DEAR Day! Drop Everything And Read! This Week's Podcast Episode (click to listen)! Your free song this week was:  D.E.A.R. by Monty Harper Subscribe to Calendar Song of the Week on iTunes! Please email your feedback or post a comment!

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Naked Science Scrapbook

Real Life at Home

CuentaCuentos

Mr. Geoffrion's World History Podcast

DHS Plants Guided Tour

Admission Insight

khalidessamshaaban

Algebraic Reasoning

Explorando Las Páginas | Traveling the Pages

EdGuru Podcast

Are We Bored Yet?

Is All About Math (Video Podcast)

celebratEd

Calendar Song of the Week

True stories of Scouts in Action

CA Today

Behavioral Banter

Blood, Guts and Gore

Millennial Commute

STEAM Channel (Video)

Point of Learning

Dr. Carlson's Science Theater

Sounds of China

Fennell Adventures: Family Fun/Travel/Inspiration/Living life to the Fullest

Autism Toolkit Podcast

You Are There

You Got Into Where?: College Admissions, Scholarships, College Applications, Fin...

KidLit Anonymous

Billy Gorilly's Podcast For Kids

Swift Teacher

School Stories

Marketing Music Education with Kathleen Heuer

The Long View Podcast

The PhysEd Q & A Show

Write Back Soon - English Phrasal Verbs

IMAX Hubble 3D

Bluejay Beat

The Inside Scoop: Everything you want to know about the Cobb County School Distr...

Vox Melodica - poetry aloud

ARTSEDGE: The Kitchen Sink

Teuton Talks

Theory Meets Practice: A Podcast for Teachers

Parenting Adventures Podcast helps you bring fun back to the family

Mathtrain.TV Podcast

Quick and Dirty Tips for Going Back to School

Music K-8 Music Sampler Podcast

Digital Parent

BHS AP Euro

Oclef Podcast