“How do we know about atoms if we can’t actually see them?” This is probably the most common question students ask when they study chemistry. The 8-part Shedding Light on Atoms series brilliantly answers this question as well as many more. How do we know about atoms if we can’t…
The Shedding Light on Electricity series exposes the shocking truth about electricity. Yes, positively a bad pun to begin with, but we promise to conduct ourselves really well from now on. This series teaches students watts of stuff (sorry, couldn’t resist) about electricity including how it’s…
https://www.liacoseducationalmedia.com/ The Heat is on! A huge amount of the technology and comforts that we have in our world just wouldn’t exist if it wasn’t for what we’ve learned about the way heat behaves. So keep cool and use the excellent 6-part Shedding Light on Heat series…
https://www.liacoseducationalmedia.com/ Come with us from the swimming pool into space and from the depths of the ocean to the end of the rainbow where we shed some light on light! This 6-part series covers your whole light course, from reflection to refraction to human vision and more. How good is…
https://www.liacoseducationalmedia.com/ The Shedding Light on Motion series is a visual treasure trove of demonstrations, animations, and explanations of all things motion! To an extent we’re all familiar with motion because we all move and we see movement everywhere, but a detailed knowledge…
Nuclear radiation can be incredibly dangerous, but it can also be incredibly useful to us. The Shedding Light on Nuclear Radiation series teaches students what nuclear radiation is and how humans have harnessed its awesome power. Visit https://www.liacoseducationalmedia.com/shedding-light-on-nuclear-radiation…
The Sun illuminates and warms our precious planet. This series introduces students to the basics of climate science. We examine what causes seasons, how the movement of the sun across the sky affects the renewable-energy industry, and a whole lot more.
Renae Bluitt's first cinematic project, 'She Did That.' explores the passionate pursuits of Black women and their entrepreneurship journeys. An extension of Renae's In Her Shoes blog, 'She Did That.' offers an intimate peek inside the lives of Black women entrepreneurs who…
Hungary used to co-exist with wolves. But the environmental and political conditions drove them out of their borders for nearly 100 years. With their reemergence over the last decade Sheep, Dog and Wolf, shows Csaba and his five dogs as they care for the livestock in prime wolf territories in the northern…
The luminaries of contemporary African American letters - poets, novelists, critics and actors - gathered in October, 2012 to pay tribute to Toni Morrison, read from her writings and share what it has meant to their lives and work.
**EDUCATORS, email orders@wmm.com for instructions for student access. A film by Elizabeth Stevens and Estelle Freedman 1983 | 40 minutes | BW | DVD -- The Gold Rush. A new frontier. Nineteenth century California offered women the opportunity to pioneer new roles for themselves. Meet Babe Bean,…
A Philadelphia meatball contest turns controversial when the rumor starts that Top Chef alum Jen Zavala's vegan meatball has won top prize. Sometimes a meatball is NOT just a meatball.
