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    Anyone seen Bill Nye's algebra videos yet?

    I was looking for old Bill Nye the Science Guy episodes on iTunes and stumbled across what looks like a new series: "Bill Nye's Solving for X." I also found two interactive classroom versions on DVD at Amazon (not sure what they have that the iTunes versions don't, but it's apparently worth about $25 more per DVD). I haven't watched anything but the preview yet, but I was sold when I saw him illustrating linear equations by crashing two trains into each other...

    I'm downloading the two episodes from iTunes now. Can't wait to show them to my kids! smile

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    I've used the Pre-Algebra and Algebra videos and have had great reviews from most of the kids. Personally, I like the real-world application, but Nye doesn't go into depth with concepts or practice. Overall, the videos are great for beginner Algebra students.


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