11th Grade Major Theories Interactive Videos

Explore themes of transparency in US government processes and public perception related to historical events. Gain insights into how bureaucracy shapes public trust and understand common misconceptions about government agencies' roles in historical contexts.

Explore historical power dynamics in Asia, examining key events and their effects on modern geopolitics. Gain insights into how historical analogies influence current affairs and develop critical thinking skills in international relations.

Explore the intriguing myths and conspiracy theories surrounding the Titanic's tragic fate and the legends linked to its sinking. Encourage critical examination by evaluating historical narratives and fostering analytical skills among learners.

Explore the intricacies of Einstein's theories, focusing on the nuances of Special and General Relativity. Gain a solid understanding of foundational concepts such as gravity's effect on space and time and comprehend the significance of experiments that validate these groundbreaking ideas.

Analyze how geopolitical factors and ideologies impact the stability and unity of countries. Gain insights into the roles of nationalism, populism, and external forces in shaping political landscapes and state resilience. Develop an understanding of the complex interplay between internal dynamics and external influences on political systems.

Explore the complex dynamics of nationalism and geopolitics, focusing on the equilibrium of forces within states and the influence of geopolitics in international relations. Analyze stability through various country examples. Gain an understanding of how nationalism impacts multinational states and the effects of geopolitical strategies, enhancing analytical skills in global political interactions.

Study the foundational scientific theories and discoveries that have significantly influenced modern thought, including the theory of evolution and the heliocentric model. Gain a comprehensive understanding of historical scientific breakthroughs and their profound impacts. Deepen appreciation for notable scientists and transformative periods such as the Renaissance and Enlightenment.

Examine the evolution of Brazilian anthropology with a focus on racial theories and their influence on mid-20th century immigration policies. Gain insights into sociological transformations and explore how historical and cultural elements shaped Brazil's societal development, fostering a deeper understanding of these dynamics.

Explore the multifaceted factors influencing population distribution, including both physical and economic determinants. Enhance understanding of population density concepts and grasp the implications of demographic models, preparing for more in-depth studies in human geography.

Examine the evolution of China's Digital Currency Electronic Payment (DCEP) system and assess its potential effects on the global financial landscape. Understand China's strategic advancements in financial technology and consider the implications for monetary control and dynamics in international trade.

Explore the fundamental learning theories of educational psychology, focusing on behaviorism, cognitivism, and constructivism. Gain an understanding of the distinct principles of each theory, learn about key theorists, and examine the roles of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation in the learning process.

Engage with the realm of outsider science by examining alternative theories and their influence on theoretical physics. Gain insights into the obstacles faced by non-mainstream scientists and explore the effects on scientific advancement. Develop an understanding of how these unconventional approaches challenge traditional thinking and contribute to the evolution of scientific knowledge.

Examine the foundational concepts of early biological theories suggesting a genetic basis for criminal behavior, highlighting the ideas of figures like Cesare Lombroso. Understand the historical context and controversies these theories generated, and gain insights into their evolution and critique. Evaluate the purported role of biology in shaping criminal tendencies while recognizing the limitations and biases of these theories.

Explore techniques and theories of controlled demolitions focusing on shaped charges for cutting structural elements. Gain insight into explosive engineering principles, and critically evaluate evidence supporting and challenging modern demolition theories.

Explore the historical dynamics of East Asia with a focus on China's influence on regional stability and political interactions. Gain an understanding of the complexities of international relations theories, and acquire insights into regional challenges. Develop a comprehensive perspective on China's integration and its impact on a global scale.

Examine historical responses to epidemics over 250 years, focusing on anti-lockdown protests and riots. Gain insights into patterns of public reactions and their consequences. Develop skills to critically analyze both historical and contemporary public health crises.

Exploration of influential theories and concepts in psychology, encompassing experimental psychology, psychological perspectives, and neurological functions, to enhance understanding of psychological concepts. This facilitates critical analysis of human behavior and mental processes.

Examine the fundamental concepts of atomic structure and the evolution of atomic theories through engaging questions. Understand the historical development of atomic models and explore key discoveries that have influenced modern atomic theory.