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- Role: faculty
- Organization: University of Baguio
- Position: Professor of History
Rhoda Basco rhoda Professor of History University of Baguio
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- Organization: Mesa Community College
- Position: Instructional Designer, CTL
Beth Alsen balsen Instructional Designer, CTL Mesa Community College Beth Alsen, an Instructional Designer, develops creative and innovate learning experiences for professional development focused... more »
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- Organization: University of Arizona
- Position: Associate professor
Leila Hudson Leilahud Associate professor University of Arizona Dr. Leila Hudson is Associate Professor and Associate Director of the School of Middle Eastern and North African Studies at the... more »
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- Organization: Ferris State University
- Position: Professor of History
Kimn Carlton-Smith drkimn Professor of History Ferris State University
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- Organization: University of Arizona
- Position: PhD Student in History
Ramon Duarte RD PhD Student in History University of Arizona
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- Organization: Andre Agassi College Prep
- Position: 8th Grade History Teacher
Katie Smith cadymsmith 8th Grade History Teacher Andre Agassi College Prep
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- Organization: The Dalton School
- Position: High School History Teacher
Mila Tewell MT High School History Teacher The Dalton School
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Kines 199 2019
Anti-vaccination websites can lead those to believe that vaccinations are harmful and have no use. This article describes the history of the anti-vaccination movement in England and the spread into...
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Variables of Learning
What I find most intriguing about the entire education debate is we repeatedly reduce education or the learning process to a minimum instead of discussing and including all of the variables at play...
The Brain: A Secret History
In a compelling and at times disturbing series, Dr Michael Mosley explores the brutal history of experimental psychology. Mosley embarks on three journeys to understand science's last great fronti...
The Brain: A Secret History
In a compelling and at times disturbing series, Dr Michael Mosley explores the brutal history of experimental psychology. Mosley embarks on three journeys to understand science's last great fronti...
Predicting Chronic Disease by Using Family History
This article is about how family history is not a new concept in the field of medicine and how the Surgeon General is trying to encourage people to use and look into it to learn about their familie...
Deep Roots of Exercise
The Deep Roots of Exercise "Human uniqueness" is the quality that distinguishes us from other beings. "Uniqueness in exercise behavior" is the realization that humans can give extra time and energ...
Hunger Games Trilogy Influencing College Courses
Many people may recognize the title The Hunger Games from the theatrical blockbusters released over the past few years. However, the teen book trilogy-turned-movie is also being used as course mate...
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Transcript of Shut Up and Sit Down Presents: Board Gaming’s Golden Age At Gamecity UK in Nottingham Transcribed by Grant Vaucher via Shutupandsitdown.com 9/20/2014 Hi everybody. My name’s Quint...
History | Khan Academy
Includes 6 overview videos of American history. Primarily a lecture format following chronological events. The history of the world (eventually)!
History.com — History Made Every Day — American & World History
Some great programming on this channel!
Crash Course in US History - Playlist
Collection of brief videos that introduces learners to Key Events, Issues, & Personalities in U.S. History
UStimeline
Virtual timeline where the student can click on a specific event in American history to watch video clips, audio, read documents and see photos.The timeline has instructions of activities to do for...
UStimeline
Virtual timeline where the student can click on a specific event in American history to watch video clips, audio, read documents and see photos.The timeline has instructions of activities to do for...
Recent Food History
Has tons of examples of history of food from across all over the world. Published in 2014 so very recent data.
Brief History of Sports RI
To know where were going, It is important to know where we came from. This YouTube video from the Royal Institution gives the history and evolution of team sports in our culture. The Industrial Rev...
Diets through history
In this article they describe all the different types of diets throughout history. The first diet plan ever invented was by Lord Byron and it was called the water and vinegar diet. Throughout this ...
Mental Illness and war through history
This is a rather interesting timeline showing the different types of PTSD or shell shock in records through out history of wars
HDP releases woman-positive criteria for determining MP candidate lists
Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) Women's Election Coordinating Body has released its candidate criteria, based on the principle of putting women first, for the upcoming June 7th elections. The H...
Does Being around Trees Help People Feel Good?
Trees are known to improve air quality by capturing six common air pollutants and toxic gases: ground-level ozone, particulate matter, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide and lead. In ...
Khan Academy
Practice exercises, instructional videos, and a personalized learning dashboard that empower learners to study at their own pace in and outside of the classroom. Topics include math, science, compu...
Khan Academy
Practice exercises, instructional videos, and a personalized learning dashboard that empower learners to study at their own pace in and outside of the classroom. Topics include math, science, compu...
Body Mass Index
This article talked about what BMI is and if it really is the best way to measure obesity or not. This pertains to what we discussed in class because the author of this article talks about BMI char...
Mind and Body
Article that gives a brief history about the connection between mind and body. In almost every practice of medicine in history the importance of the interactions of mental health and physical healt...
Digital History
Daniel Cohen and Roy Rosenzweig provide a plainspoken and thorough introduction to the web for historians—teachers and students, archivists and museum curators, professors as well as amateur enthus...
History of Gender
A short timeline of some interesting gender identity situations throughout history. Particularly interesting is the bit on the hijras of India and how they were outlawed by the British. Shows how g...
Diets through history
In this article they describe all the different types of diets throughout history. The first diet plan ever invented was by Lord Byron and it was called the water and vinegar diet. Throughout this ...
The History of Optical Illusion
I have always thought that optical illusions were entertaining. So today I just spent some time looking at different optical illusions. I noticed that some of them replicate others. So I started re...
Genetics and Coronary Heart Disease
Article details a study that followed people who had been adopted and compared their risk for heart disease with their biological parents history of the disease and their adoptive parents history o...
Genetically Engineered Salmon
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), on November 2015, approved the first genetically modified food animal, an Atlantic salmon that grows twice as fast as natural salmon due to the insertio...
LGBT history
I like this article a lot. It goes through the entire history of the LGBT movement and LGBT laws in Europe and the United States. It includes things from decriminalization of homosexuality to curre...
Pediactric Research- History
There is a start to everything including diseases. The common cold originated from somewhere and this article goes over the history behind the research done to prove this.
History of teratogens
This article shows the history of teratogens and how they were discovered through different cultures. It talks about how slowly many cultures transformed their traditional ways of pregnancy to avoi...
Optical Illusions
This website discusses the history behind optical illusions and how our mind proceeds the images to make them look like illusions. The study of optical illusions began in the 19th Century where sc...
Items Tagged with "History"
History.com — History Made Every Day — American & World History
Some great programming on this channel!
Comments Matching "History"
I thought that this article was a good one for me to post because of my family history of breast cancer and the fact that we discussed cancer in class. The article states that if you are a woman, y...
Here's a really cool history of the shock method of plyometric training. Goes in depth on the history of plyometrics, how it came about, and who was responsible for the research. Cool stuff if you'...
In class Monday we discussed trans fats and how they are going to become banned. We briefly discussed the history of trans fat. Therefor this article gives the views of food companies and the views...
And here is why it relates to injury: Br J Sports Med. 2015 Dec 16. pii: bjsports-2015-095362. doi: 10.1136/bjsports-2015-095362. [Epub ahead of print] Short biceps femoris fascicles and eccent...
This article was lengthy, and its implications are heartbreaking for our environmental future. It investigates biodiversity in animal populations, in other words it looks how varied and diverse the...
since genetics are passed down from our parents, and theirs are passed down from their parents; genetics have a lot to do with family history. Genes are the reason we look like our parents and also...
I find this article truly valid in the explanations of their statements in regard to the women participation in sports. The history of our society is the quintessential element for this divide and ...
This article really opened my eyes about how at risk i could be one day with my eye sight, my family history is not a good one when it comes to vision loss. since i am Caucasian and i do have a bad...
I think this article is important to the discussion from class about regression, I especially appreciate the phases of a baseball throw and what happens to the rotator cuff at that moment. A questi...
What I find ironic about this is we sit more now than ever in our evolutionary history and we live longer than ever before too!
Amazing article Chris. Great find and supports the idea that ultimately, little inefficiencies can make a big difference in overall energy expenditure supporting the concept that some individuals...
I wonder what is the existing mechanism and pathophysiology for this occurrence. Perhaps similar to bone mineral degradation and muscle atrophy with the aging process, the body just... breaks? ...
In contrast to hemp history in Canada http://www.hemptrade.ca/
Wow, this video was shocking to me too! The lady in the video does make some good points about childhood experiences and family history. But, I think it is a bit extreme, and like you said maybe it...
This is very nice Tim and something most people don't know....the history of BMI!
Very poor policy. The history of how we got here is quite interesting and of course, makes me question the validity of almost everything. Wait, I already did that!
The lumbar vertebra is the most highly loaded structure in the skeletal system (Hamill & Knutzen, 2009). Consequently, lower back pain (LBP) can be a potentially debilitating condition producing p...
Recent headlines have proclaimed running that running is bad for your heart. In this study, researchers determined cardiac arrhythmias were reduced in both walkers and runners. Running at higher in...
Here is the history on BMI....not what it was supposed to be used for: http://www.thehubedu.com/shelves/1660-sports-psychology?item_id=8177
This article gives the history and logic behind the paleo diet along with information on how to begin this diet.
As a shooter, his use of imagery is amazing. He uses the same ques no matter where on the court he is taking a shot. He knows why he missed his shot as soon as the ball leaves his hands, then make...
We are more bacterial than human....and we are just beginning to understand the critical role these play in our existence. We are much more "clean" than we have ever been in history...could this b...
In 2002, Radcliffe made the move up to the marathon, a decision that immediately paid off with victory at her debut in that year's London Marathon on 14 April 2002 in a world's best time for a wome...
It's even more interesting (and questionable) when you understand the history of it: http://www.thehubedu.com/shelves/1660-sports-psychology?item_id=8177
This article is relevant to what we have discussed in week one because it goes over what nutrition is in a fully encompassing explanation as well as the history of nutrition. It explains the differ...
Another excellent book. Admittedly it takes a long time to read. It's a history book...very thorough and a necessity if you want to better understand the role religion does or doesn't play in both ...
One aspect covered in the article is the effectiveness of self talk. Some of the elite foul shooters in NBA history often employed self talk before each shot. Although each player had their own m...
This article dscusses the origins of the RSCC and the history of its effectiveness. Mainly, RSCC promotes a multilateral programming early on then as the athlete approaches the elite level then a ...
It probably won’t surprise you to hear that the foods we eat today don’t even remotely resemble what we used to eat throughout history. Instead of being hunted, gathered or farmed in their natura...
Early recognition of concussions and return-to-play guidelines are current research topics in sports medicine and the health sciences. While a concussion may be suspected from an athlete’s clinical...
The minimalist footwear movement has gained a lot of momentum over the past decade. It continues to be the focus for many in biomechanics research. While some claim minimalist footwear produces alt...
In researching the history of strength training theories, I discovered that little peer reviewed scientific research had been conducted with respect to kettlebell training prior to 2010, despite it...
Since my husband recently underwent ankle surgery to repair damage caused by a history of ankle sprains and poor overall balance, balance training has come into the forefront of my attention. I cho...
Interesting article, yet rather scary? The first thing that comes to my mind after reading this article is the book/movie series Jurassic Park. In the movie Jurassic Park, dinosaurs were modified g...
Includes 6 overview videos of American history. Primarily a lecture format following chronological events.
This is a good article and an equally good question. I get it that home is where kids live and learn and parents should be responsible; however, some of that responsibility should fall on the scho...
This website dived a bit deeper into the beep test. We performed the beep test in lab and I found it interesting to look a little further into the history and different variations of the test. I fo...
Many cultures have been brutal in their handling of "differences" within their own society, not the acceptance or tolerance we might expect or hope for. We even see this in our own history.
This article is very relevant to class because it discusses the history of addiction and also appears to have the same type of content as the Tedx talk we watched in class. The article states how w...
In class we discussed the history of the BMI test and why it was an inaccurate test for an individual. It does work however for the population as a whole. This article gave ten reasons why the test...
