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The "Before Biology Video Series" by the Amoeba Sisters is a collection of educational videos focusing on high school biology topics. The series includes short formative quizzes covering various biological concepts such as enzymes, cell organelles, photosynthesis, and genetics. Each video runs for under 10 minutes and features multiple-choice and true/false questions with immediate feedback for students. The content is designed to reinforce general concepts and terms, making it suitable for high school students as a review tool in the classroom or for homework assignments. [Extracted from the article]

The article "Coral Gardeners: Regrowing Reefs in the Maldives" from the American Biology Teacher discusses the importance of coral reefs in the Maldives and the impact of climate change on these ecosystems. The film highlights efforts by Maldivian scientists to regrow and restore damaged reefs using innovative techniques. It also raises awareness about the urgent need for global action to address climate change and protect these vital marine environments. [Extracted from the article]

"Cytosis: A Cell Biology Game" by Genius Games is a board game that engages players in essential cellular processes to maintain homeostasis in human cells. Players earn Health Points by completing goals and cellular events, with organelles like the nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, and mitochondrion highlighted in the game. The game offers educational value by applying content, promoting low-risk decision-making, and enhancing students' understanding of cell biology concepts. It is suitable for students in various biology courses, from middle school to AP Biology, and can be adapted to fit different classroom settings or time constraints." [Extracted from the article]

The article "Giants of Math and Science" discusses the importance of providing students with biographical information about significant scientists and mathematicians. Ventura Educational Systems offers interactive applications that allow students to learn about the lives and work of these individuals, such as Gregor Mendel, Rachel Carson, and Louis Pasteur. Each application includes text-based activities, timelines, and quiz questions to enhance student understanding. While primarily designed for middle school students, high school and college students can also benefit from these resources. [Extracted from the article]