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How I teach kids to love science - Cesar Harada

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Science class, how do you feel about it? How would you feel if you were allowed to choose any local, remote, or global environmental problem to fix? What would you choose? How would you go about fixing it? Cesar Harada's science class just might have the answers you need!

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The Bystander Effect:  The Science of Sympathy

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The Bystander Effect:  The Science of Sympathy

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The Bystander Effect | The Science of Empathy

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You are in a large group of people and suddenly, someone needs help. What is your reaction?Are you going to sit there and wait for someone else to help first? How long would it take you to decide to help if no one else did? What factors might affect your decision?

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How tall are you in comparison with the rest of your family?

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How tall are you in comparison to your family? Are you nearly the same in height, a little taller, a little shorter? Could genetics have everything or nothing to do with height? It's Okay To Be Smart takes a closer look!

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Lacking in self confidence? Nearly every person suffers from underconfidence at some time in their life? Is there something you can do to change that? Watch this lesson and then visit the Dig Deeper section for more ideas!

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Conquering life's challenges with nature.

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Conquering life's challenges with nature.

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Hiking Through Tragedy On The Pacific Crest Trail

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Walking can help you through difficult times in your life? Could it really be true? Listen to one young woman's story of how the Pacific Crest Trail helped her through an unexpected tragedy.

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Does Birth Order Affect Your Personality?

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Does Birth Order Affect Your Personality?

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Does Birth Order Affect Your Personality?

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Could birth order really affect your personality traits? Does how your personality develops depend on where you were born within your family group? What happens if you are an only child? Is this your destiny and can it be changed?

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The most human activity - Neil deGrasse Tyson

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How different is life now that you are "all grown up?" Have you maintained your curiosity about the world? Watch this lesson and find out why you should to continue to learn, create, and "carve your niche in the world."

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For women and girls around the world, sports provide an opportunity for them to be themselves. Watch as a group of young women in the Pacific Islands find their passion on the rugby field.

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Sportsmanship...how would you define it? Take a look at this video and those assigned in the Dig Deeper section and create your own definition of sportsmanship.

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Do you suffer from FOMO: Fear of Missing Out?

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Do you suffer from FOMO? It could be due to the way you look at things. Do you have a romantic view or a classical view of life? Not sure? Take a moment to watch and learn. Perhaps, you may reconsider what you think is important in life and gain a new perspective.

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Have you used a Snapchat filter to change the look of your own face or that of a friend? How does it work and where will this technology lead us?

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Would you stop if you saw this little girl on the street? | UNICEF

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You are walking down the street and see a person with a dirty face and clothes, sitting against a building. What is your first reaction? What first comes to mind? Does your perception of someone change based on their appearance? While we would all like to think not, for many people it might.

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Linguistics Research: Are emojis the future of communication?

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How many people really use emojis and why have they become such a big part of digital communication? Would you be able to use emojis to create and effectively share information? Watch this lesson then give it a try! Check the Dig Deeper section for student examples from an Environmental Science class!

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Why Your Favorite Internet Memes Should Never Be Forgotten

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What exactly is a meme? Will your favorite meme be available forever or just fade away and be replaced by another? Discover a bit about the history of the meme and exactly where the name came from in this lesson. Take a look!

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Are You A Good Listener?

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What does it take to be a good listener and is there any way to improve your listening skills? This lesson will help you learn some vital listening skills that will assist you in becoming a more empathetic family member, friend and coworker.

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Is creativity elusive? Is it exclusive? What factors may affect how imaginative you are? We created a lesson for this BrainCraft video that has lots of ideas on how to find your creative spirit and enhance it! Have some fun and spark some of your own uninhibited creativity.

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Books can transform lives. Ever hear that before? Listen and watch as one woman tells how a moving library of books called the "bookmobile," allowed her, as a child, to see the possibilities in life that she had not realized were there.

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The real voice of Siri explains the art of voiceover

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You pick up your cell phone and ask Siri a question. The real question is: Who is Siri? Did you ever wonder where that voice came from and why it has the intonation that it does? Listen and learn the answers to all these questions with this TED Ed lesson!

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Female Voices, which ones carry the most "power?"

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Female Voices, which ones carry the most "power?"

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What are uptalk and vocal fry? Watch this lesson and learn how talking and the inflection and sounds in your voice can impact people's perception of you. Can you change this perception and would you want to?

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You finally have met your goal of success, yet, you feel like you don't belong. Perhaps, you about to embark on a job interview, or going to take an important exam, and need a confidence boost? A few tricks with your body language just might improve your outlook or results.

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How many jellybeans would represent your years of life on this Earth? Ever ponder how most people spend their time? Watch this lesson, do a few math calculations and find out! Maybe, just maybe, you will reflect on what you're presently doing and perhaps make some much needed changes.

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What is an introvert? Are there advantages to being one? Many people would argue that extroversion leads to success, but psychologists might just have another opinion about that.

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57 Years Apart- A Boy And a Man Talk About Life

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Two people, one very young, one very old, sit down to interview one another. What are the questions they chose to ask one another and what were the results? Take a look at this lesson and see what was shared. You just might be inspired to do this yourself!

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The Ritual That Helped Laura Ling Survive North Korea

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Imagine yourself scared, isolated,no one to turn to, and stuck in a prison. You are thinking you will never see your family, friends or home again. How would you survive? This is Laura Ling's story. What did Laura do that helped her persevere and find hope through all the darkness that surrounded her?

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This Student's Powerful Answer To Bullying

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David was being bullied. He was small, felt alone, and didn't know who to ask for help. What did David do that changed his life and how does he hope to inspire others through sharing his experience? Watch this lesson and learn.

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Feeling unmotivated, giving up on all those New Year's goals you set for yourself? Take a look at this lesson and find your way out of that funk!

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What motivates you? Is it a combination of things, or are you a driven, single minded person who just perseveres and follows their goals? Everyone at some time needs a little help to get back on track. This lesson might just help with that!

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What is a "blue zone?" Over ten years was spent compiling data in blue zone areas. This data and information could be essential for increasing the life expectancy and longevity of people everywhere. Want to live longer? Take a look at this lesson for some ideas!

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What are you grateful for in your life? Take a moment, slow down, and think of three things that you are thankful for. Share it with someone.

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What is it that attracts people to a logo?

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What is it that attracts people to a logo?

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Take a look around, logos are everywhere! Some logos are so well know that they are immediately identifiable and associated with certain types of products, vehicles, or uniforms. What makes a good logo--one that everyone recognizes?

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First Impressions--How Accurate Are They?

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First Impressions--How Accurate Are They?

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Face Time: How Quickly Do You Judge A Face?

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What is the first thing you look at when you meet a person? Most likely, it will have something to do with their face. Perhaps, their eyes, nose or shape of their head? Subtle clues you may not even know you a picking up. Can you control what you perceive?

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An Open Letter to Students Returning to School

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Why do you go to school? Do you go because you have to or because you want to? John Green provides a unique perspective about education, why it is important, and why you should go to school for him. Yes, for him! ( try reading one of his books from the LIBRARY at your school for some fun!)

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Derek Sivers' TED Talk: "How to Start a Movement'

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How does a movement get started? What causes the tipping point to occur where you can suddenly go from one or two followers to several hundred? Do you consider yourself a leader or a follower and which one, in reality, is the more important role? Watch this lesson for a unique perspective.

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What makes you a good friend?  Find out!

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What makes you a good friend?  Find out!

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A good friend is feeling bad. What do you do? How do you handle the situation? Do you feel sorry for them and compare what has happened to them with your own life experiences or do you listen quietly and tell them you understand? What is the better response?