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Math
Lehrfilme führen in mathematische Konzepte ein, differenziert nach Jahrgängen und Themen (USA, Khan Academy 2017).
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Dave Eggers: an interview
Writing Should be Joyful and Strange: 'Dave Eggers Reflects on 20 Years of 826 Valencia' Co-founder Dave Eggers and Executive Director Bita Nazarian discuss the non-profit's two decades of empowering young adults to find their voices in writing, and reflect on why the world needs writers now more than ever. video (4:06min)
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Converstation and reading with Zadie Smith
Zadie Smith reads from her new work, ʺSwing Timeʺ and is introduced by Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah
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The New York Times Learning Network
The Learning Network of the New York Times uses this YouTube channel to present its videos (2020).
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Planet Schule: Bilingualer Unterricht
Das Schul-TV-Portal des wdr offeriert zahlreiche Filme für den bilingualen Unterricht (2021).
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Crash Course: Statistics
This series of short videos is dedicated to helping people make sense of statistics (USA: NPR 2018).
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TED-Ed: Mathematics Lessons
TED-Ed, the youth and education initiative tied to the popular lecture series, is home to a number of short videos related to mathematics (USA 2016).
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Math Mornings at Yale
Yale University lecture series ʺaimed at bringing the joy and variety of mathematics to studentsʺ (USA 2017).
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YouTube: Infinite Series
In this PBS series of short videos (10-15 minutes apiece), mathematician Kelsey Houston-Edwards provides engaging explanations of upper-level mathematics concepts (USA 2017).
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Beautiful Math
What makes mathematics beautiful? The National Museum of Mathematics asks that question to a number of famous mathematicians and records their answers in this series (USA 2017).
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