The folks at NBC Learn, the educational arm of NBC News, have done it again.
You may remember a January 2010 posting about the science behind the Olympic games.
Now, in partnership with the National Science Foundation and National Football League, they unravel the Science behind Professional Football through a thoughtfully narrated and annotated series of video clips. Each video segment/lesson, has a "flip cue card option". This option "flips the video screen over and provides general information and a description of the clip, keywords(which could easily be the vocabulary portion of the lesson),and a link to Lessonopoly, a free software portal developed by Silicon Valley Education Foundation.
Video segments/topics include: Newton's Laws of Motion, Geometric Shapes, Kinematics, Nutrition, Hydration & Health, Projectile motion, Torque and Center of Mass and the Science of Football Vectors
Now, in partnership with the National Science Foundation and National Football League, they unravel the Science behind Professional Football through a thoughtfully narrated and annotated series of video clips. Each video segment/lesson, has a "flip cue card option". This option "flips the video screen over and provides general information and a description of the clip, keywords(which could easily be the vocabulary portion of the lesson),and a link to Lessonopoly, a free software portal developed by Silicon Valley Education Foundation.
Video segments/topics include: Newton's Laws of Motion, Geometric Shapes, Kinematics, Nutrition, Hydration & Health, Projectile motion, Torque and Center of Mass and the Science of Football Vectors
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