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Do you eat (too) much ultra-processed food?: Audiovisual teaching material
In this collection you will find audio and video for a lesson on ultra-processed and healthy foods. The editors of The Archive for Education looked for striking images and cut fragments to bring this subject to the classroom. Use the collection to …
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Green teaching material in the classroom: The role of microalgae
Are you a teacher and would you like to teach your students more about sustainability and alternative food sources in a practical way using microalgae? Then this online webinar is for you.
During the webinar you will, on the one hand, become …
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STEMOOV: Video
This video demonstrates, using a practical example, how the STEMOOV model can be effectively applied in a teaching situation.
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LGBTIQ+: The Basic Course
It is important that everyone feels welcome and safe in healthcare. In this basic course you will learn about the concepts of sex, gender and sexual orientation. You will also learn about inclusive communication and how to approach it, how you can …
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STEMfluencers: Chemistry and pharma
STEMfluencers convey a tangible, authentic and inspiring story to young people who are at the start of their secondary school career and therefore still have many study choices to make. By taking them along in their journey, they give students a …
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Ames Room: Temple Grandin
This video contains film fragments from the biopic of Temple Grandin, an autistic zoologist. She is intrigued by the Ames room during a teaching moment. This room is an optical illusion that makes things appear larger or smaller than they actually …
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DNA: Atavism
Paleontologist Jack Horner has spent his career trying to reconstruct a dinosaur. He has found fossils with extremely well-preserved blood vessels and soft tissues, but never with intact DNA. Therefore, he uses living dinosaur …
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Create a breeding ground for growing bacteria
In this video you will see how you can make a simple food base with kitchen materials, with gelatin, sugar and water. Samples are also taken and placed on the culture medium to grow bacteria. The result of the cultivation cannot be seen in the …
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Origin of natural gas: Animation - Lernova chemistry
In the video we start at the source: peat. Learn how organic matter, such as plant debris, accumulates in swamps and peatlands, where it is compressed into coal under pressure and temperature. Step by step we follow the transformation of peat into …
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Origin of Petroleum: Animated Video - Lernova chemie 3
Our video simplifies the process of creating petroleum, starting with the tiny life forms in the sea: plankton. Learn how, after millions of years of deposition and burial beneath sediments, these microscopic organisms are converted into the …
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Origin of atom - Lernova chemistry
Discover the origins of the concept of the atom with our animated video, in which we return to the era of the ancient Greek philosophers. Travel through time to ancient Greece and meet the brilliant mind of Democritus, the founder of the concept …
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The essence of cell respiration - Lernova Natural Sciences
This video offers an exploration of cellular respiration, the life-sustaining process by which cells produce energy by using oxygen to break down food particles. It is a crucial process that is central to the study of physical sciences and forms …
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