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TED Talk: The other “Golden Rule”- David L. Hu
Why do cats, humans, and elephants all pee in roughly the same amount of time? Dive into the fascinating physics and biology behind mammalian urination with this TED-Ed companion resource! Designed for high school and college-level biology, anatomy, or physics classes, this resource includes 20 rigorous discussion questions, a formal essay prompt, and an expanded debate topic exploring evolution, behavior, and biomechanics. A great tool to spark curiosity and connect science with everyday li
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Anatomy, Biology, Physics
TED Talk: How Scientists are Creating Real-Life Invisibility Cloaks- Max G. Levy
This TED-Ed companion resource explores the fascinating and futuristic science of invisibility—how light works, why we see what we see, and how scientists are trying to bend those rules. Students will learn about reflection, refraction, metamaterials, and the ongoing challenges of making fiction into science. Perfect for high school and college students studying physics, engineering, or optics, this resource includes: 20 higher-order discussion questions about the science of visibility An expan
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Engineering, Other (Science), Physics
240 No Prep | AP Physics | Fact or Myth Cards | Yearlong PDFs | Printable
💥 99¢ classroom win. Print these and you are ready for a full year of quick high engagement thinking.👀 The preview is simply the first page of the 9 per page version so buyers can see the first 9 real Fact or Myth cards exactly as students will use them.This AP Physics set turns everyday content into fast decisions and stronger explanations. Students choose Fact or Myth, then justify with evidence, rules, vocabulary, data, examples, or reasoning tied directly to AP Physics. It is simple to run
9th - 12th
Classroom Community, Physics
TED Talk: Why a Sausage can do What Your Gloves Cannot- Charles Wallace and Saja
Why can a sausage activate your smartphone, but your glove can’t? This TED-Ed companion resource explains the science behind touchscreen technology, from resistive pressure systems to the capacitive screens in modern phones. Students will explore the roles of electric circuits, conductive materials, and even human biology in touchscreen function. Perfect for high school or college physics, technology, or engineering courses, this resource includes 20 high-level discussion questions, an expanded
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Physics
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