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Numb3rs: Threat Assessment
Not all motives are created equal. Don gives Charlie a long list of suspects with the same motive. Charlie uses an asymmetric threat assessment to see which of their suspects were the most affected by their motive and most likely to act. -
Ratatouille: Remy Cooks Linguini's Soup
Linguini catches Remy cooking a soup that he had started and traps Remy in a collander. Chef Skinner runs in to ask about the soup and is frustrated to learn that Linguini, a garbage boy, is cooking in the kitchen and proceeds to scolds him. The soup, not tasted by Linguini or the chef, is taken by another staff member to a food critic, to the concern of everyone in the kitchen. This is a great clip to demonstrate the importance of formative and summative assessment and the use of each type of assessment in daily life. -
Wit: Medical Interview
Has profanityDr. Jason Posner conducts a medical interview with Professor Bearing before he continues with the rest of her gynecological check-up. -
Numb3rs: Prisoner's Dilemma Example
Has profanityCharlie and Don try to make the three suspects talk using the prisoner's dilemma. They convince one to turn on the other two by giving all three a risk assessment of who is the one who has more to lose by going to prison. -
Wit: Popsicle Scene
When faced with the concept of her own death, cancer patient Vivian Bearing must re-assess her life and decide if it has been a life well lived. Her nurse gives her options on what to do when her heart fails, and this clip reinforces the importance of human connection. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipSquare One Television: Inequalities with Mathman
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In Pacman-style movement, Mathman must eat all the numbers that make the proposed inequality true; otherwise, he will be eaten by Mr. Glitch. After Mathman assesses each number, the number is plugged into the equation to illustrate to the viewer that it is either correct or incorrect. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipCyberchase: Beating Hacker At His Own Game
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A disguised Hacker offers Jackie, Inez, and Matt an opportunity to play a game involving a hat containing the numbers 1 - 4. After picking two numbers from the hat, the player must multiply the two numbers, and if the product is an even number, the player loses. Matt runs in and plays the game but loses. Jackie and Inez assess the fairness of the game and find out the chances of winning are only 1 in 6. The girls develop a plan that helps them beat Hacker at his own game. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipOblivion: End Title Sequence
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This end title sequence from the movie, Oblivion, illustrates the analysis of aerial images and assessment of geographic features of the landscape.
