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5th
Jun 2012

Study The Structure of The Cell Using Online Video

A Review of studying The Structure of The Cell Using online subtitled Video

Review Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Stars

Using these online subtitled videos will enable students to study and learn about The Structure of The Cell examining the fundamental unit of life, the cell, within a variety of organisms, including both plants and animals.

Zane Education‘s library of online educational video includes a comprehensive range of Biology topics, and today we review the topic of Structure of The Cell.

Exploring The Structure of The Cell is a curriculum-based topic intended for students of 12 years to adult age, or Grades 6 and older.

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31st
May 2012

Exploring Communities Using Online Video

A Review of Exploring Communities Using Online Subtitled Video

Review Rating: 4.0 out of 5 Stars

Using these online subtitled videos will enable younger children to study and learn about Communities. They will begin by answering the question ‘What is a community?’ after which Lollipop Dragon, Apple Blossom, and Bitty take the children of Tumtum on an adventure through urban, rural, and suburban communities.

Zane Education‘s library of online educational video includes a range of Geography and Social Studies topics, and today we review the topic of Exploring Communities.

Exploring Communities is a curriculum-based topic intended for students of 8 years to 14 years of age, or Grades 2 to 8.
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29th
May 2012

Study Biomes Using Online Video

A Review of Studying Biomes Using Online Subtitled Video

Review Rating: 4.0 out of 5 Stars

Using these online subtitled videos to study and learn about Biomes, you’ll explore and travel the world’s biomes and discover their different climate distributions, topographies and appearances.

Zane Education‘s library of online educational video includes a comprehensive range of Biology topics, and today we review the topic of Biomes.

Biomes 1 is a curriculum-based topic intended for students of 12 years to Adult age, or Grade 6 and upwards, and is the first of two topics on Biomes in the Zane Education online video library.
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25th
May 2012

Study Imperialism Using Online Video

A Review of Studying Imperialism Using Online Subtitled Video

Review Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Stars

Using these online subtitled videos to study and learn about Imperialism, you’ll explore and examine the various motives behind, and far-reaching effects of European imperialism in Latin America, India and Africa.

Zane Education’s library of online educational video includes a comprehensive range of World History topics, and today we review the topic of Imperialism.

Imperialism is a curriculum-based topic intended for students of 11 years to Adult age, or Grade 5 and upwards.
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24th
May 2012

Study The American West Using Online Video

A Review of The American West using Online Subtitled Video

Review Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars

Using these online subtitled videos to study and learn about The American West, you’ll explore and discover how the belief in Manifest Destiny and the dreams of fortune-seekers forged the western frontier and understand the hardships faced by settlers on the frontier.

Zane Education’s library of online educational video includes a comprehensive range of History topics, and today we review the topic of The American West.

The American West is a curriculum-based topic intended for students of 11 years and older up to those of Adult age, or Grades 5 and upwards.
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23rd
May 2012

Study How Animals are Classified Using Online Video

A review of Studying How Animals are Classified Using online subtitled Video

Review Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Stars

Using these online subtitled videos to study and learn about How Animals are Classified, you’ll explore the history and structure of the five-kingdom system of organism classification and learn how the horse (or Equus caballus) is categorized by kingdom, phylum, subphylum, class, order, family, genus and species.

Zane Education‘s library of online educational video includes a comprehensive range of Biology topics, and today we review the topic of How Animals are Classified.

How Animals are Classified is a curriculum-based topic intended for students of 12 years and older up to those of Adult age, or Grades 6 and upwards.
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23rd
May 2012

Study Heredity Using Online Video

A Review of Studying Heredity Using Educational Video

Using these online subtitled videos to study and learn about Heredity, you’ll explore basic Mendelian genetics and learn to solve advanced genetic problems involving multiple genes.

Zane Education’s library of online educational video includes a comprehensive range of Biology topics, and today we review the topic of Heredity.

Heredity is a curriculum-based topic intended for students of 12 years and older up to those of Adult age, or Grades 6 and upwards to Adult age.
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22nd
May 2012

Study The First Americans Using Online Video

A Review of Studying The First Americans: The Paleo Indians Using Online Video.

Using these online subtitled videos you and your students will have the opportunity to study and learn about the PaleoIndians, or ‘first Indians,’ who populated the American continent about 11,500 years ago.

Zane Education’s library of online educational video includes a comprehensive range of History topics, and today we review the topic of The First Americans: The PaleoIndians.

The PaleoIndians, or ‘first Indians,’ who populated the American continent about 11,500 years ago, is a curriculum-based topic intended for children and students of 6 to 11 years of age up, or Kindergarten up to Grades 5.
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18th
May 2012

African American Cultural Heritage on Online Video

A Review of Studying African American Cultural Heritage Using Educational Video

Using these online subtitled videos to study and learn about the Cultural Heritage of the African American, you’ll survey the contributions of African Americans to literature, art, and music from the 18th century to the present day and gain a greater appreciation for their cultural contributions.
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