Buzz Math Cool Math Rubric MakerClick on the Rubric Man. RubiStar is a free tool to help teachers create quality rubrics.
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Math in the Movies
There is a great little website developed by Harvard Mathematics professor, Oliver Knill, that compiles a collection of clips from various movies and television episodes that include math references. It is called Mathematics in Movies. It has many concepts depicted in movies and television that may come in handy for those who have chosen to teach or learn math! Discovery – BBC World Service
If you want to learn crazy, mind-expanding facts about science, then you’ll love Discovery. It’s from the BBC, so you know it’s going to be well-produced and unbiased. Plus soothing British accents, if you’re into that. Past topics include the reason we dream, how to use chemistry to bake the perfect cake, and the discovery of plate tectonics. |
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CC Search is a tool that allows openly licensed and public domain works to be discovered and used by everyone. Creative Commons
the nonprofit behind CC Search, is the maker of the CC licenses, used over 1.4 billion times to help creators share knowledge and creativity online. CC Search searches across more than 300 million images from open APIs and the Common Crawl dataset. It goes beyond simple search to aggregate results across multiple public repositories into a single catalog, and facilitates reuse through features like machine-generated tags and one-click attribution. Currently CC Search only searches images, but we plan to add additional media types such as open texts and audio, with the ultimate goal of providing access to all 1.4 billion CC licensed and public domain works on the web. https://oldsearch.creativecommons.org. |
UEN-TV
is operated by the Utah Education Network. Our goal is to educate, engage, and enrich the lives of Utah citizens throug broadcast programs and services. Learning and Science
Developed for teachers and students, we find the best science interactive and resources in the world. Framed by the National Education Standards, we are a research and review website. Always free and open, just click on our areas of science, then click in the specific concept.
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