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- Meteorology Review Podcast #1 for March 21 2006
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What is the weather? How do we monitor it? - Meteorology Review Podcast #2 for March 21 2006 (0mb)
What is the structure of the atmosphere? What is it made of? - Meteorology Review Podcast #3 for March 21 2006 (0mb)
How do we measure heat in the atmosphere? What factors affect the rate of heating of objects? - Meteorology Review Podcast #4 for March 21 2006 (0mb)
How do we measure heat in the atmosphere? What factors affect the rate of heating of objects? - Tom and Mario's iForecast for March 30 and 31, 2006 (0mb)
Tom and Mario give their two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Thursday and Friday, March 30-31, 2006. - Shannon and Mike's iForecast for March 30 and 31, 2006 (0mb)
Shannon and Mike give their two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Thursday and Friday, March 30-31, 2006. - Katie's iForecast for March 30 and 31, 2006 (0mb)
Katie gives her two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Thursday and Friday, March 30-31, 2006. - Mr. Breed's Earth Science Regents Review #1 for April 1, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides his first of several review podcasts for the Earth Science Regents Exam in New York State. In this podcast he goes over numbers 1-5 of 116 ways to pass the Earth Science Regents. - Eileen and Sarah's iForecast for April 5 and 6 2006 (0mb)
Eileen and Sarah give their two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Wednesday and Thursday, April 5-6, 2006. - Heather and Tara's iForecast for April 5 and 6 2006 (0mb)
Heather and Tara give their two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Wednesday and Thursday, April 5-6, 2006. - Mr. Breed's Earth Science Regents Review #2 for April 4, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides his second of several review podcasts for the Earth Science Regents Exam in New York State. In this podcast he goes over numbers 6-10 of 116 ways to pass the Earth Science Regents. - Christina and Trinity's iForecast for April 6 and 7 2006 (0mb)
Christina and Trinity give their two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Wednesday and Thursday, April 6-7, 2006. - Ryan and Megan's iForecast for April 11 and 12 2006 (0mb)
Ryan and Megan gives his two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Tuesday and Wednesday, April 11-12, 2006. - Sam and Katie's iForecast for April 13 and 14 2006 (0mb)
Sam and Katie give their two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Thursday and Friday, April 13-14, 2006. - Mr. Breed's Earth Science Regents Review #3 for April 19, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides his third of several review podcasts for the Earth Science Regents Exam in New York State. In this podcast he goes over numbers 11-20 of 116 ways to pass the Earth Science Regents. - Mr. Breed's Earth Science Regents Review #4 for April 19, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides his fourth of several review podcasts for the Earth Science Regents Exam in New York State. In this podcast he goes over numbers 21-30 of 116 ways to pass the Earth Science Regents. - Mr. Breed's Earth Science Regents Review #5 for April 19, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides his fifth of several review podcasts for the Earth Science Regents Exam in New York State. In this podcast he goes over numbers 31-40 of 116 ways to pass the Earth Science Regents. - Mr. Breed's Earth Science Regents Review #6 for April 19 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides his sixth of several review podcasts for the Earth Science Regents Exam in New York State. In this podcast he goes over numbers 41-50 of 116 ways to pass the Earth Science Regents. - Adam and Marks iForecast for April 19 and 20 2006 (0mb)
Adam and Mark give their two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Wednesday and Thursday, April 19-20, 2006. - Amanda's iForecast for April 22 and 23 2006 (0mb)
Amanda gives her two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Saturday and Sunday, April 22-23, 2006. - Mat's iForecast for April 11 and 12 2006 (0mb)
Mat gives his two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Tuesday and Wednesday, April 11-12, 2006. - Abby and Tyler's iForecast for March 30 and 31 2006 (0mb)
Tyler and Abby give their two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Thursday and Friday, March 30-31, 2006. - Dani and Julie's iForecast for April 22 and 23 2006 (0mb)
Dani and julie give their two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Saturday and Sunday, April 22-23, 2006. - Meteorology Review Podcast #5 for April 24 2006 (0mb)
What are air masses and frontal boundaries? What weather conditions do we associate with those areas? Mr. Breed will also describe how local climates are affected by geographic factors such as mountain ranges and large bodies of water. - Courtney and Samantha's iForecast for April 26 and 27 2006 (0mb)
Courtney and Samantha give their two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Wednesday and Thursday, April 26-27, 2006. - Nick's iForecast for April 26 and 27 2006 (0mb)
Nick gives his two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Wednesday and Thursday, April 26-27, 2006. - Jordan's iForecast for April 26 and 27 2006 (0mb)
Jordan gives his two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Wednesday and Thursday, April 26-27, 2006. - Stephanie and Chelsea's iForecast for April 27 and 28 2006 (0mb)
Stephanie and Chelsea give their two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Thursday and Friday, April 27-28, 2006. - Taylor and Justin's iForecast for April 27 and 28 2006 (0mb)
Taylor and Justin give their two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Thursday and Friday, April 27-28, 2006. - Liz and Lauran's iForecast for April 26 and 27 2006 (0mb)
Liz and Lauran give their two-day weather forecast for Chenango Valley High School for Wednesday and Thursday, April 26-27, 2006. - Mr. Breed's Earth Science Regents Review #7 for May 3 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides his seventh of several review podcasts for the Earth Science Regents Exam in New York State. In this podcast he goes over numbers 51-60 of 116 ways to pass the Earth Science Regents. - Mr. Breed's Earth Science Regents Review #8 for May 10 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides his eighth of several review podcasts for the Earth Science Regents Exam in New York State. In this podcast he goes over numbers 61-70 of 116 ways to pass the Earth Science Regents. - Mr. Breed's Earth Science Regents Review #9 for May 15 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides his ninth of several review podcasts for the Earth Science Regents Exam in New York State. In this podcast he goes over numbers 71-80 of 116 ways to pass the Earth Science Regents. - Mr. Breed's Earth Science Regents Review #10 for May 16 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides his tenth of several review podcasts for the Earth Science Regents Exam in New York State. In this podcast he goes over numbers 81-91 of 116 ways to pass the Earth Science Regents. - Mr. Breed's Earth Science Regents Review #11 for May 16 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides his eleventh of several review podcasts for the Earth Science Regents Exam in New York State. In this podcast he goes over numbers 92-98 of 116 ways to pass the Earth Science Regents. - Mr. Breed's Earth Science Regents Review #12 for May 19 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides his twelfth of several review podcasts for the Earth Science Regents Exam in New York State. In this podcast he goes over numbers 99-116 of 116 ways to pass the Earth Science Regents. This podcast is a bit different from the others in the series in that it describes a number of ways to improve test performance in general, rather than specific content on the exam itself. - Mr. Breed's Chemistry Review 2.1 for September 21, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides a comprehensive review of the first part of Chapter 2 in the textbook. In this podcast he goes over physical properties of matter, states of matter, and phase changes. - Mr. Breed's Chemistry Review 2.2 for September 22, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides a comprehensive review of the second part of Chapter 2 in the textbook. In this podcast he discusses types of mixtures and how they can be separated. - Mr. Breed's Chemistry Review 2.3 for September 25, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides a comprehensive review of the third part of Chapter 2 in the textbook. In this podcast he discusses compounds, elements, chemical symbols, chemical reactions, and the Law of Conservation of Matter. - Mr. Breed's Chemistry Review 4.1 for September 27, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides a comprehensive review of Chapter 4 in the textbook, which covers atomic structure. In this podcast he discusses some of the historic discoveries that helped form the current understanding of the structure of the atom. The work of Democritus, John Dalton, and J.J. Thompson are looked at in detail. Mr. Breed also explains the difference between atomic number and atomic mass. Methods of calculating the number of protons, electrons, and neutrons in atoms are decribed, as is the method for finding the average atomic mass of an element from using isotopic abundances. - Mr. Breed's Chemistry Review 5.1 for October 4, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides a comprehensive review of Chapter 5 in the textbook, which covers electron configurations in atoms. In this podcast he discusses the Bohr model of the atom and how it helps explain chemical properties that Rutherford's model could not. He also discusses how to write electron configurations for elements and ions, how to draw orbital notations and diagrams, and a brief explanation about electromagnetic waves. - Mr. Breed's Chemistry Review 5.2 for October 25, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed makes an imporatant correction to chemistry review podcast 5.1. Yes, even teachers make mistakes from time to time! In this podcast, Mr. Breed correct his explanation for a mnemonic device for remembering to order of filling of electrons in sublevels according to the Aufbau Principle. - Let's Get Down to Earth... Science - October 27, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed discusses models of the Earth and topographic maps. In this podcast, Mr. Breed describes why the Earth is an oblate spheroid, how the latitude and longitude coordinate system works, how we divide the Earth into time zones, and how to read and interpret USGS topographic maps. He also discusses drawing map profiles and calculating gradient. - CheMatters - Show 6 for November 6, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides a comprehensive review of Chapter 6 in the textbook, which covers the Periodic Table of the Elements. In this podcast he discusses the history behind the development of the periodic table. He also discusses how to read the table, some of the common names for groups on the table, and properties of metals, non-metals, and metalloids. He also discusses periodic trends in atomic radii, ionization energies, and electronegativities. - Let's Get Down to Earth... Science - November 17, 2006, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed discusses minerals in the second episode of Let's Get Down to Earth... Science. In this podcast, Mr. Breed describes what defines a mineral, how minerals form, and some simple measurements of physical and chemical properties that can be used to identify various minerals. He also discusses some uses for mined ores of minerals. - Let's Get Down to Earth... Science - November 17, 2006, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed discusses rocksin the thirdepisode of Let's Get Down to Earth... Science. In this podcast, Mr. Breed describes how rocks are classified, the three main rock types, and how they're identified using your Earth Science Reference Tables. He also discusses the rock cycle. - CheMatters - Show 7 for November 29, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides a comprehensive review of Chapters 7 and 8 in the textbook, which covers bonding. - CheMatters - Show 8 for December 18, 2006 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides a comprehensive review of Chapter 9 in the textbook, which covers naming chemicals, writing formulae, empirical formulae, assigning oxidation numbers, and calculating percent composition from formulae. - Let's Get Down to Earth... Science - January 5, 2007 (0mb)
Mr. Breed discusses plate tectonics theory in the fourth episode of Let's Get Down to Earth... Science. In this podcast, Mr. Breed describes how we know the Earth's crust has moved in the past and gives an brief summary of the interior structure of Earth. He also describes various types of lithospheric plates and their boundaries. The causes of earthquakes are explained, as are the various types of seismic waves they generate. Use of the Earth Science Reference Tables to triangulate an epicenter is described as well. Hot spot eruptions and types of volcanoes are explained. - Let's Get Down to Earth... Science - February 9, 2007 (0mb)
Mr. Breed discusses Earth's history in the fifth episode of Let's Get Down to Earth... Science. In this podcast, Mr. Breed describes what fossils are and the various processes by which they form and are preserved for us to find. He also discusses the importance of fossils in understanding Earth's past. He then goes on to describe how various geologic principles can be used to determine the relative ages of rock layers and events in geologic cross-sections. Techniques for determining the absolute ages of rock samples are described and the idea of radioisotopes and half-lives are discussed. A brief summary of the geologic time periods in Earth's history wraps up this episode. Keep studying! The regents is just around the corner! - CheMatters - Show 9 for February 16, 2007 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides a comprehensive review of Chapters 13 and 14 in the textbook, which covers the Kinetic Molecular Theory and how it describes the properties of solids, liquids, and gases. He then discusses using Charle's, Boyle's, and the Guy-Lussac Law. He also gives an example of how to use the Combined Gas Law on the New York State Chemistry Reference Tables. - Let's Get Down to Earth... Science - Episode 6 - March 12, 2007 (0mb)
Mr. Breed discusses weathering, erosion, and deposition in the sixth episode of Let's Get Down to Earth... Science. In this podcast, Mr. Breed describes physical and chemical weathering and gives examples of each type. He also discusses various agents of erosion and how their action influences deposition of sediments. New music courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network is included. http://music.podshow.com - CheMatters - Show 10 for March 12, 2007 (0mb)
In this episode of CheMatters, Mr. Breed describes some of the unique properties water possesses. He explains how solutions form and some of the various types of homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures. Music from today's show came from GarageBand and the Podsafe Music Network at http://music.podshow.com Nick Black - Sorry Collins Avenue - GarageBand - CheMatters - Show 11 for March 19, 2007 (0mb)
Mr. Breed provides a comprehensive review of Chapter 16 in the textbook, which covers the chemistry of solutions. He describes various types of solutions and how they form. Mr. Breed also describes performing calculations involving molarity, molality, percent by mass and volume, dilutions, and boiling point elevation or freezing point depression.
