The second general session of the 2008 Agricultural Education In-Service.

This presentation covers the proper way to engage the living dead in combat without a firearm, and survive. From Adult Education's "Safety Lessons" program on March 3, 2009. Roger Ma is ...

Matt Tippen, 2008 eFellow from Isleworth School, explains his research into the creation and application of ICT-related energisers in the classroom. Students co-constructed the energisers themselves, ...

Carrie McLaren examines humans' unconscious drive to own monkeys and apes. Part of Adult Education's "Animal Minds, Animal Bodies" program, from March 2, 2010.

Charles Star presents the worst toys ever, from a 2008 lecture. This is part of Adult Education, a Brooklyn-based monthly event series where various speakers present brief, multimedia lectures on a sh ...

The third general session of the 2008 Agricultural Education In-Service.

Jim Hanas debunks America's Big Lie by explaining -- in part with statistics -- that you are never going to be famous. He is as disappointed as you are.

.Myron Rolle, a Rhodes Scholar and superstar athlete, says parents rewarded achievements in the classroom over football field.

In the context of developing leaders in education, graduate teacher trainee Turei Thompson shares his personal view on the importance of providing an education that incorporates strong values, and str ...

Drawing on examples from Hollywood's Spiderman franchise, Kriota Wilberg explains how human wrist and hand anatomy would need to be altered in order to accommodate caches of radioactive spider si ...

Glion Institute of Higher Education in Switzerland (formerly Glion Hotel School), is among the top 3 hospitality management schools in the world and provides undergraduate, graduate and post graduate ...

Gary Drevitch discusses how a small but critical piece of the standard airplane-safety lecture has been expanded upon and embraced as the foundation of a popular parenting philosophy. But will Mommy r ...

WFMU DJ Gaylord Fields explores the sixties phenomenon of fake Beatles albums. This lecture was given at Adult Education, a Brooklyn-based monthly event series where various speakers present brief, mu ...

Signs or behavior that might suggest that you or your relative may have Alzheimer's - by Dr. Brian Lawlor, MBBCh, MD, FRCPsych. Watch more free patient education videos at Videomd.com

Margaret Austin, Vice President of the Royal Society of NZ, outlines what she believes are critical education issues; including the importance of research-informed teaching and learning, changes to te ...