The following Videos were compiled by Diane Riendeau to serve as a review of some important math concepts that come up in Physics.  Try looking here if you are stuck on a math concept.

1) Order of operations 
2) Order of operations – Fractions
3) Absolute value
4) Linear equations – Two-step equations
5) Linear equations – Fractions
6) Two step formulas
7) Formulas – Fractions
8) Word problems – Number problems
9) Graphing and slope – Points and lines
10) Graphing and slope – Slope from graph
11) Graphing and slope – Slope from two points 
12) Equations – Slope intercept equation 
13) Equations – Put in intercept form
14) Equations – Graph  
15) Equations – Given two points 
16) Distance – Opposite directions 
17) Exponents –Product rule
18) Exponents – Quotient rule 
19) Exponents – Power rules
20) Exponents - Zero 
21) Exponents – Negative exponents  
22) Scientific Notation – Convert 
23) Scientific Notation - Close to scientific
24) Scientific Notation - Multiply and divide:  
Higgs Boson top
When cool things happen in physics research, teachers must take advantage of the opportunity to get students interested in what physicists are doing. The Higgs boson is a perfect example. Check out these videos on the Higgs boson.
The article in this issue of TPT about the Higgs discovery was written by the same gentleman who stars in the first video.
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What is a Higgs Boson? www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIglVh7uPyw.
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The Higgs Boson (God Particle) Explained: www.youtube,com/watch?v=EtrOSf297sw. I like this video as it is a scientist explaining what makes high energy physics experimentation so exciting.
Special thanks to Kim Fermoyle (Harrington High School) and Marianna Anthea Bannon (Mundelein High School) for recommending these videos.

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Diane Riendeau, Phys. Teach. 50, 371 (2012), DOI:10.1119/1.4745696