It's Craig's last episode of Film and in it he's going to talk about weird stuff... and real stuff. Experimental and Documentary films could each take up their own Crash Course series. The different styles and intents of different...

Curious about appropriate meeting protocol? Learn more about scheduling and conducting effective meetings in France. Personal relationships matter a great deal in France, and utilizing contacts can provide more effective introductions to...

This video explores the literary concepts of parody and spoof, two forms of humorous imitation with distinct characteristics.

Howcast -Learn about Andy Segal, one of Howcast's pool/billiards experts, in this video.

Whether by plane, train, or automobile, traveling with kids who are too young to entertain themselves is a challenge. Here's how to rise to the occasion.

Introducing Irobi, the intelligent robot designed to revolutionize parenting in South Korea. With the ability to multitask flawlessly, entertain children, provide internet access, and even protect the house, Irobi is the ultimate...

In this video, we will discuss what a vulnerable smart contract is and how it can be exploited.
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This clip is from the chapter "Solidity Patterns I - Cybersecurity" of the series "The Complete Solidity Course - Zero to...

Mr. Griot reviews the elements of a memoir as he reviews the memoir "Augusta Rain: Secret Superhero." He also discusses making connections and author's purpose.

"What's Your Range?" is the world's first airport game show held at Changi Airport in Singapore, offering passengers a fun and entertaining way to pass the time during delays or layovers. Contestants answer general knowledge questions...

Evaluating Print Sources teaches how to evaluate print sources by sorting a list of provided sources into two categories: reliable and unreliable.

Known as the Father of American Literature, Mark Twain used satire and a sharp wit to explore and reveal the realities of US society in the 19th century. In doing so he developed an all-new “American style” of writing.

Miss Palomine explains to the student that reading can be done for entertainment. She provides examples with “Super Dewey” and “Don’t Fear the Doctor.” She then reads aloud a humorous poem called “My Dog, Rex.”

Author’s Purpose determines the importance of writing for purpose by reading passages and identifying the author’s purpose for writing.

Author’s Purpose Types explores the three types of author’s purpose: to entertain, to persuade, and to inform.

Publishing explores the important elements of the publishing step of the writing process.

Students will learn how to choose a purpose for their own writing by organizing their own essay ideas.

A video entitled “Poetry Interpretation,” which demonstrates the process of reading a poem to interpret its message.

This video goes over different examples of fiction and non-fiction books. Some genre is mentioned. It begins to teach students about author's purpose. The purpose of a non-fiction book is to inform us. The purpose of a fiction book...

It’s easy to take people for granted when you’re around them every single day. Even though they’re the most important people in your life! Enter: the Other Mother. Could she be the perfect replacement for Coraline’s boring folks? Watch...

An Introduction to narratives. Part 2 in our series 'Planning & Writing a Narrative'. This video explains common language elements such as noun groups, text connectives and use of adverbs.

SchoolOnline's Secondary English videos are brilliant, bite-size tutorial videos delivered by examiners. Ideal for ages 13-17, they cover every key skill in English Reading and Writing that students need to master in clear and easy to...

SchoolOnline's Primary English videos are brilliant, bite-size tutorial videos delivered by examiners and skilled teachers. Ideal for ages 9-13, they cover every key skill in English Reading and Writing that students need to master in...

This lesson shows beginner level English learners how to create paragraphs using sentences on the same topic or idea and how to organize sentences in the paragraph by using “first”, “next”, “then”, “after”,” that” and “finally”.

In this video, Jabzy brings us historical tidbits and unknown facts about Prostitution in Japan