Do you ever feel like you’re standing on shaky ground? Have you ever wondered where mountains come from? Well, believe it or not, the ground below your feet is constantly changing! The Standard Deviants explore the crash and crunch factors that build mountains and keep things shaking. You’ll learn about seismic waves, plate tectonics, continental drift, and much, much more.
Countries: US
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Water in Geology
Why do some rivers run straight while others twist and bend? What causes ocean waves? What is a glacier made of? Find out today!
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Geometry Companion CD-ROM
This companion CD-ROM is packed with robust supplementary materials: Lesson plans, viewing guides, teacher reference guides, students activities, worksheets and tests.
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Geometry Basics
The Standard Deviants introduce some great geometry basics, like points, lines, planes, and space. They also cover postulates and theorems too, and throw in a bit about angles.
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Angles 101
The Standard Deviants introduce angles and their theorems, parallel lines, and traversals, plus a few nifty postulates about angles. What’s a postulate? Stay tuned to find out. Get ready to untangle those angles!
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Articles and Adjectives
You’ll learn about the infinitives, definite articles and adjectives, as well as how to talk about your family and the things they like to do.
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Triangles
The Standard Deviants introduce you to the whole triangle family. You’ll learn different ways to describe triangles, pick up a couple of handy rules for working with them, and find out why the word “acute” doesn’t mean good looking.
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Important Concepts
The Standard Deviants continue their mission to explore strange new financial concepts, to seek out new stocks and new diversifications, to boldly split infinitives as everyone has done before.
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Cost
This program is all about cost. You’ll learn cost of capital, cost of debt, cost of preferred stock and the cost of retained earnings.
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Corporate Finance
Find out what you and companies have in common. Here’s a quick peek. Both you and companies worry about budgets and projects. But do you worry about them the same way?