Grammar Vids for Kids: Sentence Fragments


What is a sentence fragment? Einstein explains the difference between an incomplete and a complete sentence. An Inkwell Media Production.


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Harry Joe: How To Write a Book Report


A Day in the Life of Harry Joe. He'll teach you how (and how not to) write the perfect book report. Good for teaching students proper time management and the dangers of procrastination. An Inkwell Media Production: Teaching with Puppets. Uploaded in HD.


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Great Myths of the Great Depression


Lawrence Reed in his essay, "Great Myths of the Great Depression," argued that destructive government policies produced America's Great Depression. He set out to debunk what he called the 20th century's greatest myth: free markets caused the depression and government intervention brought about economic recovery. This video won first place in The Foundation for Economic Education's 2012 film competition. Read the original essay here: www.fee.org Reed is president of The Foundation for Economic Education: fee.org Visit FEE's Facebook page here www.facebook.com This video uses public domain archival footage and historic photographs from archive.org and The National Archives. Music In Order of Appearance "Eyes Gone Wrong," Kevin MacLeod, (incompetech.com) "Constancy, Part II," Kevin MacLeod, (incompetech.com) "Adagio with Horns," Samuel Barber, 1936 "The Charleston," Paul Whiteman, 1930s "Dark Was the Night," Blind Willie Johnson, 1927 "Brother, can you spare a dime?" Rudy Vallee, 1925-1934 "The June Bugs Dance," Paul Whiteman, Date Unknown "Aase's Death, Peer Gynt, Op. 23" Edvard Grieg, 1875


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Walking Home


Action Alert! Get Involved in the international movement to end street harassment: www.meetusonthestreet.org (Anti Street Harassment Week, March 18-24, 2012) #EndSHweek Walking Home is an experimental film about women facing street harassment. Shot in Brooklyn and Philadelphia, it mixes 16mm film, video, poetry and music in an effort to honor and reclaim our voice, name and humanity in the public sphere. This is for the walkers, talkers and those who say nothing. A Third World Newsreel Workshop Production in collaboration with Messages in Motion Directed by Nuala Cabral Walking Home is Winner of the Speaking Out Award at the 2011 Media That Matters Festival. www.mediathatmattersfest.org


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Grammar Vids for Kids: Misplaced & Dangling Modifiers


What are misplaced and dangling modifiers? Einstein explains the difference between a misplaced modifier and a dangling modifier. He also shows how to fix these common grammar errors. An Inkwell Media Production.


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