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Have you thought about waves and what does it mean that they transfer energy, but not matter? This simple demo will help you answer this question. We also recommend to explore PhET simulation: Wave on a string phet.colorado.edu/en/simulations/wave-on-a-string

There are many ways to break a wine glass: some are more interesting and elegant than others. During a science outreach event at LV Rogers secondary school in Nelson, BC Prof. Valery Milner from the University of British Columbia showed students how a physicist does it. He used the phenomenon of resonance. He generated a sound wave of the frequency matching the natural frequency of the glass an...

If you every wondered how pulleys work and why we use them, this video is for you. Newton's laws can be used to explain the physics behind the operation of a pulley system and why we gain a mechanical advantage by using a combination of pulleys. The video also introduces excellent resources that will help you understand how a system of pulleys work.

In this video we explore how scientific measurements can be characterized using accuracy and precision. An example of curling will be used to illustrate it. If you heard the terms "(in)accurate and (im)precise measurement" but are not sure what they mean, this video is for you.

Have you ever wondered how the musical instruments, such as a cello or a violin produce sound? If you want to know more about it, we invite you to watch this video.

In this video University of British Columbia professor - Dr. Marina Milner-Bolotin (blogs.ubc.ca/mmilner/) shares ideas about how to explore the concepts of area and perimeter using a free online simulation by PhET Group: phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/area-builder. Your child will be able to explore these concepts, test their understanding and most importantly see that mathematics is not abou...

In this project we will show you how you can build a robot and program it using Raspberry Pi and Scratch.

In this video we demonstrate how sound can be produced. Vibrating tuning forks generate vibrations of air which propagate to our ears creating sound. Sound can propagate through water or other media. We use a Chinese spouting bowl to show this process.

This short videos shows simple examples of physics demonstrations of geometric optics phenomena such as light reflection and refraction.

Explanation for mama on how to view Photos on FB

This video will help you get started with the web site of our club: 59.toastmastersclubs.org/

This is a demonstration of Aviv engaging with the students during the Fifth Math and Science Family Day (October 18, 2015).

This video is a very special gift from a physics teacher in Beijing who participated in my week long professional development course in May 2015. I am so grateful to her and to all the participants and organizers. What an amazing experience.

This was a speech dedicated to my father. Our meting was dedicated to our dads, so I decided to tell a story that took places last March. I love my dad.

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Dr. Marina Milner-Bolotin: Science education research at UBC