Cerebellum Corp. Receives Its First Communicator Award from the
International Academy of Visual Arts San Francisco, CA—June 7, 2010— Cerebellum Corporation, the producer and
distributor of the Standard Deviants videos, has received a 2010
Communicator Award of Distinction in the Education category for
Fundamental Math: Measurement & Ratios from the International
Academy of Visual Arts. The 2010 Communicator Awards featured more than
7,000 entries, making this one of the largest and most elite awards of
its kind.
May 2010
Teaching Systems Algebra’ Video Series Delivers Engaging Math
Content for Secondary StudentsSan Francisco, CA—May 26, 2010— Cerebellum Corporation, the producer and
distributor of the Standard Deviants videos, has developed a
comprehensive algebra program for middle and high school students. Based
on state standards and extensive market research, Teaching Systems
Algebra provides an engaging video program that reinforces the most
difficult algebra topics, including functions, quadratic equations, and
linear inequalities.
"Its fast pace
and breezy approach will hold student interest. Content is aligned with state
and national history standards. Chapter selection is optional. A good choice to
introduce or review these presidential administrations for middle and high
school classes."–Mary
Mueller, Rolla Junior High School, MO
February 2010 Cerebellum receives it 22nd Telly Award! A bronze medal was awarded for Teaching Systems U.S. History Women’s Movement for the How-To/Instructional category.
for Teaching Systems Fundamental Math from Video Librarian: November/December 2009 (Volume 24, Issue
6)
"Some of the concepts involved are
potentially confusing (such as non-terminating, non-repeating decimals), but the
logical progression of ideas presented here effectively illustrates how the
relevant math actually works." - Video Librarian
July 2009
Arithmetic:
Multiplying Whole NumbersVideo Librarian Review July/August
2009 (Volume 24, Issue 4) "Featuring young hosts, fun sound effects, interesting graphics, and a sense of
humor (always welcome in math instruction), takes viewers
through multiplication basics, multiplying bigger numbers, solving word
problems, understanding the distributive property, and using a calculator." -Video Librarian
Cerebellum was featured in the ‘What’s New’ section of the July issue ofTech
& Learning and was also photographed on the cover of the issue. You can view
it at the link below:
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