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Simple Motor With the 4th Graders

  To design a simple motor all we need is a number of batteries, neodymium magnets, metal screws or nails, and some copper wires (they do not get attracted by magnets, and they conduct electricity).   The 4th graders were super excited...

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Nullator and Norator

Nullator In electronics, a nullator is a theoretical linear, time-invariant one port defined as having zero current and voltage across its terminals. Nullators are strange in the sense that they simultaneously have properties of both a short (zero voltage) and an open...

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Learning Algebra With the the help of scratch

After finished Geometry i was switched to Algebra. Mastering algebra is important for moving on to nearly all other types of mathematics in  school. However, even the most basic algebra skills can be tricky for beginners to understand the first time they...

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Mathematics Experiments with 7th Grade Students

The lack of a good education ( sometimes, misunderstanding  or partial understanding of concepts)  is one of the biggest issue across the globe.  Having an educational infrastructure (i.e. schools) is only half the battle. Teacher training is crucial and often the missing...

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5 Common Unix Commands

Click on the link below to download the video. Its just 3.8mb !! UnixCommands

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My First Interaction with Children

My First Proper Interaction with Children (6th graders) We made a device called ‘SpeeDE’ that measures the speed of an object. We thought that taking this device to school and showing it to the children would be something new to them. One...

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