The Kids Philosophy Slam is an annual program designed to make philosophy fun and accessible to all kids, as well as to help promote critical thinking skills and encourage dialogue with other students and adults. The Philosophy Slam asks kids to answer a philosophical question such as "What is the Meaning of Life?" Depending on their age, kids can express themselves in words, artwork, poetry or song. Each grade level has its own national winner, and the top four high school students debate the question at the national finals. The winner earns the title of "The Most Philosophical Student in America" Schools also compete for the title of" The Most Philosophical School in America".
Every year in connection with the Library of Congress, River of Words conducts an international poetry and art contest designed to help children explore the natural and cultural history of their local watersheds.
Students who are between the ages of 5-19 may submit an entry form, and eight grand prizes winners receive an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.D. to attend an awards ceremony at the Library of Congress.
The Synergy Challenge provides a new task every season where gifted students will design, create, build, and perform something from their imagination. They will post projects on Synergy's Facebook page to be judged for a prize. Synergy's goal is to keep the gifted mind stimulated, where students can work on an independent project that motivates and excites them.
The James T. Webb Scholarship currently extends the opportunity for identified gifted and talented students from minority populations and their parents to participate in the SENG Annual Conference. Students attend the program for children or teens. Parents attend concurrent adult sessions.
The purpose of Eta Sigma Alpha National Home School Honor Society is to recognize and encourage scholarship among home school students. This organization also advocates homeschooling as a viable and successful educational methodology and acts as a liaison for homeschooling to the general public, colleges/universities, and the media.
The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) has a range of information for all interested parties, including administrators, parents, teachers and students. This “Back to School Guide” organizes some of the “Best of the Best” resources from the NAGC website.
Parliament Tutors offers course help for every grade at every level. They provide private tutoring for over 100 different courses in mathematics, sciences, social studies, and more.
The mission of Project Adventure — an innovative teaching organization — is to provide leadership in the expansion of Adventure-based experiential programming. Project Adventure seeks to develop responsible individuals, productive organizations and sustainable communities. Project Adventure's programs include the following: physical education, health and wellness, professional development, out of school time, youth and college programs, and adventure in the classroom.
Located at Northern Kentucky University, this organization offers a variety of programs and services for students in grades K-12, their parents, and teachers. This includes the ExploreMore Saturday and Summer Enrichment Program and Parent Lecture Series, the Young Women L.E.A.D. Conference, and the Men's Leadership Summit, among others.
Schooner Sound Learning is a non-profit marine education organization dedicated to the conservation of Long Island Sound and the rivers of Connecticut, and appreciation of their culture, history and future. Based in New Haven, Connecticut, Schooner provides educational opportunities for people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to promote awareness and concern for Long Island Sound, arguably Connecticut's greatest natural resource.
All About Spelling is a series of seven books matching seven levels of learning. The lessons are multisensory involving sight, sound, and touch. Spelling concepts are taught in a logical, understandable order. Each lesson builds upon the previous lesson, and are mastery-based, not grade-level based, so when students master a specific concept, they move on.
This book by Monita R. Leavitt, is great for anyone building a gifted program from scratch or evaluating or changing your program. A CD is included with exciting PowerPoint slides, along with a manual to give you everything you need for staff development, allowing you to customize sessions for parents or school boards. The manual contains background material with references as well as reproducible pages that can be used as handouts.
Sandra Kaplan, Ed.D. and Michael W. Cannon, M.S.Ed. created this collection for educators, so that they can present a differentiated learning experience in the areas of science, mathematics, language arts and social studies for gifted learners while still relating content and skills to the established national standards. With these cards, educators can adapt their curriculum to emphasize depth and complexity, and include exciting independent study in the four subjects.
This book provides a comprehensive overview of Response to Intervention (RtI) frameworks that include gifted students. One of the books featured in the CEC-TAG Educational Resource series, the book incorporates national, state, and local RtI models and how gifted learners can be included within these frameworks. Specific attention is given to addressing the needs of students who are twice-exceptional and to culturally responsive practices.
Chapters in this book focus on topics such as gifted education in rural environments, highly gifted learners, twice-exceptional children, gifted females, gifted and talented students on the autism spectrum, English language learners, underachievement, and students from culturally or linguistically diverse backgrounds. Special Populations in Gifted Education is a must-have for educators working with students from diverse backgrounds.
This book by Julia Roberts, Ed.D. and Julie Roberts Boggess, Teacher's Survival Guide: Gifted Education, covers topics essential to gifted education teachers, including tips and strategies for recognizing and identifying giftedness, encouraging creativity, and providing the multiple opportunities and resources gifted kids need.
This book by authors Cynthia G. Simpson Ph.D., Vicky G. Spencer Ph.D., Jeffrey P. Bakken Ph.D. and titled, Teacher's Survival Guide: The Inclusive Classroom, includes tips for classroom success and advice from experienced educators who work in inclusive classrooms and provides practical information for understanding mixed-ability classrooms.
This multi-sensory grammar teaching program provides full instruction in the fundamentals of English grammar for the elementary and early middle school grade levels. Particularly recommended for twice-exceptional gifted children, especially those with dyslexia and other language learning disabilities. Advanced Winston Grammar kit is available for the junior high and high school grades.
The San Francisco Conservatory of Music is a private coeducational college located in San Francisco, California. As one of the most acclaimed programs in the nation for the study of music at the pre-college level, the Preparatory Division has provided the finest of musical training to generations of young people at every stage of development.
This service, research, and instructional center is concerned with the identification and development of creative potential and with gifted and future studies. Its goals are to investigate, implement, and evaluate techniques for enhancing creative thinking and to facilitate national and international systems that support creative development.
Texas Tech University offers educational programs to K-12 and college students, professionals and those seeking lifelong learning opportunities. Texas Tech’s distance learning programs enable students to pursue educational goals while providing the flexibility needed to maintain professional and personal commitments.
Alexander Dawson School challenges its students to achieve excellence of mind, body, and character through a rigorous college preparatory program. Dawson graduates are young men and women who achieve their individual potential, savor life, and meet the challenges of the world. Dawson is accredited by the Association of Colorado Independent Schools (ACIS). Dawson is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS), National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC), Rocky Mountain ACAC, and the Colorado Council for High School/College Relations.
ASSETS School is a private coeducational day school for grades K-12, located in Honolulu, Hawaii, specifically for gifted and/or dyslexic children. The school provides an individualized, integrated learning environment. ASSETS' environment empowers these children to maximize their potential and to find their places as lifelong learners in school and society.
ASSETS School specializes in serving children and young people from 5 to 18 years of age whose capability is greater than their achievement and those who are in need of acceleration and enrichment. Counseling and behavior management are central to an ASSETS education and are integrated into all programs. ASSETS does not offer English as a Second Language (ESL) programs.
The Barrie School is a private coeducational day school for grades PK-12, located in Silver Spring, Maryland. The Barrie School provides a comprehensive and age-appropriate curriculum. The Lower School programs reflect the institution's longstanding role as a center for Montessori education and teacher training. The Middle and Upper School academic programs provide a rigorous preparation for college and are distinctive for their emphasis on student-centered experiential learning.
Camelot Academy is a private coeducational day school for grades K-12, located in Durham, North Carolina. It offers a college-preparatory curriculum to about 100 students with a student/teacher ratio of about 10:1. Camelot's small size and dedicated teaching staff make it possible for students to have a tailor-made educational experience.
This private online school (tuition is required), for grades K-12 offers diagnostic assessment of each student's learning level, personalized, student-selected mentoring services, and a vigorous, flexible academic curriculum that is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Students work semi-independently and the school contracts with certified teachers who are referred to as Mentors. CMA offers an accredited high school diploma online that is recognized by the military, colleges, universities, and employers across the country and around the world. The school is regionally and internationally accredited.
This academy is a one-of-a-kind school for bright children with unique learning differences. Many are gifted in specific intellectual and academic areas, but their giftedness is not perceived by educators because they aren't able to achieve in traditional academic environments with traditional methods, materials and techniques. Churchill Academy is open to any student regardless of national origin, race, sex or religion.
Colorado Academy is a private, coeducational, college preparatory day school for grades PK-12 located in Denver, Colorado. Founded in 1906, the nonsectarian school provides exceptional learning opportunities for students.
Colorado Academy strives for academic excellence and the highest standards as expressed by the ideals of the liberal arts tradition and the education of the whole child. They believe excellence finds its best representation within a school community where education is enhanced by nurturing support, service to shared values, and the balanced growth of self and others.
This private cyber school specializing in distance learning for grades K-12. The mission is to teach students to acquire and apply knowledge, encouraging them to think critically and communicate clearly as they become responsible, contributing members of our academic community and society at large. They welcome students of all abilities, backgrounds, and academic needs.
Highland Park GT Academy is an open enrollment & tuition free charter school under Jubilee Academic Center, Inc. All teachers are required to be certified in teaching gifted and talented curriculum and will focus on innovative ways to learn.
Key School is a private, coeducational, college preparatory day school for grades PK-12, located in Annapolis, Maryland. Key School's greatest strengths are its students, its faculty, and its program. Key students are curious, lively, enthusiastic, articulate, and self-confident. Key teachers are noted for their experience, their intellectual vitality, and their concern for students. The program includes courses, materials, and experiences intended to instruct, stimulate, challenge, and engender a delight in learning.
Kradwell School is a school for students who aren't successful in traditional type school settings. They cater to gifted students, students with learning and behavioral disabilities including Dyslexia, ADD, ADHD, Anxiety Disorders, Bi-Polar Disorder and Depression.
A college preparatory program for gifted students, USP is a cyber-blended gifted program within a Charter School offering specialized gifted education curriculum for grades K-12.
The Schilling School for Gifted Children is a co-educational day school for students in grades K-12. The school focuses on the intellectual ability of their students, provides an appropriately challenging academic education, and offers individualized and small group instruction that addresses the asynchronous development of each gifted student. The Schilling School embraces the "whole child" philosophy wherein the mental, physical, emotional and spiritual facets of a child's development will be nurtured.
Half-way between Atlanta, GA and Birmingham, AL, this day school enrolls approximately 360 students in grades PK-12. In addition to featuring a challenging academic curriculum aimed at above-average students, dual enrollment at Jacksonville State University is available.
The goal of this school is to provide students with a challenging curriculum designed to develop their intellectual powers. It is intellectually challenging; it requires integrity, a strong work ethic, motivation, and a willingness to seek help when needed.
Yang Academy is a private, K-12 day school with unique opportunities for students in mathematics and science. Exposed to material several years above grade level in multiple disciplines, students have been ranked in the 98th percentile on standardized tests, received awards at state and national events, and performed scientific research directed by a faculty member who has experience supervising postdoctoral fellows in physics and chemistry.
Located in Phoenix, AZ, this charter school uses the latest in technology and a hands-on approach to cater to middle and high school students. Using small class sizes, this school places an emphasis on math and science while focusing on individual learning needs.
This website features instructor led courses run in small groups with students recieving multimedia lessons everyday (for the seven day bootcamps) or once a week (for the sixteen week courses which is the length of a semester). Each lesson contains tons of worked examples and practice problems.
Russian School of Mathematics (RSM) is a math program for students in grades K through 12. RSM also has a variety of after school and summer programs ranging from day camps to sleep away camps.
Bradenton Academy is a private coed college prep day school for grades PK-12 located in Bradenton, FL. Bradenton Academy was established as a nonsectarian school dedicated to the idea that "nothing succeeds like success". The mission of the academy is to recognize the uniqueness of the students and develop all of the skills and knowledge necessary to prepare them for each phase of mental and physical maturation.
The Great Books Academy is a complete, nursery through 12th grade, classical, liberal arts homeschool program. Course options include books and Lesson Plans for: Art, Cartography, Geography, Language Arts, Literature, Math, Music, Philosophy, Science, History, Foreign Languages and online Socratic discussions. Graduates have the option of testing for a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree by the Great Books University College.
This distance learning program is a self-paced, independent study high school. Courses can be taken by correspondence or online.
This non-profit college prep school, located in San Antonio, Texas, provides an environment of acceleration and enrichment for gifted students who want a challenging program to develop their academic talents in a small classroom. The average class size ranges from 14 to 18 students and the school currently accepts student from kindergarten to 12th grade. The school only offers acceleration and enrichment programs, and does not offer different instructional tracks. There are approximately 415 students currently attending.
This distance learning program is an accredited, K-12 independent study program providing a variety of curricular options, trained teachers, college counseling, grades, diplomas, and official transcripts. Using a diverse selection of approved texts and technological resources, we offer families a specialized array of educational programs in a distance-learning environment.
The Mountain Laurel Sudbury School is a private coeducational day school for students in grades K-12, located in New Britain, Connecticut. Its mission is to provide an educational environment that fosters the natural joy of learning within a living participatory democracy. Trust, freedom and empowerment allow students to develop personal responsibility and the confidence to create the lives they want for themselves.
Myron B. Thompson Academy (MBTA) is an innovative competency-based K-12 public charter school that provides high quality standards-based curriculum to all students across the state. As a school for anyone, anytime, Thompson Academy offers greater flexibility for students in a non-traditional, educational environment. Hawai‘i E-Charter formally changed its name to Myron B. Thompson Academy (MBTA) in August 2002. This school provides online courses to students on Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Maui and Hawai‘i.
Peak to Peak Charter School is a public coeducational charter school for grades K-12, located in Lafayette, Colorado. The school offers a liberal arts, college preparatory curriculum that gives students a foundation for a lifetime of learning and discovery. Peak to Peak students who demonstrate a mastery of knowledge and skills are challenged through appropriate placement in each subject area.
This public coeducational charter cyberschool serves students residing in Pennsylvania in grades K-12. Find a custom-made accredited curriculum, self-paced programs, online instruction, dual college courses and support activities to ensure academic success. The PA Cyber is required by the IDEA ’97 to provide a free appropriate public education to school age children who have been identified as gifted and in need of specially designed instruction.
The curriculum at Pine View is college preparatory with emphasis on thinking and problem solving skills. All courses incorporate the important skills of creative expression, critical thinking, research methods, self-awareness, and oral and written communications. The curriculum is differentiated in that it offers students experiences, materials, and information beyond what is offered in the regular curriculum. Students are provided opportunities for interaction with each other, for researching areas of interest and for project development.
Realms of Inquiry was founded as a special-purpose school for gifted, talented and creative students. As the school developed it became apparent to the founders that a large population of highly intelligent but unchallenged and sometimes unmotivated students were in need of a specialized educational program. Realms has grown to meet the needs of this population without losing sight of its original commitment to students who are both gifted and motivated.
River Springs Charter School is a free, K-12 public charter school that offers a wide range of educational opportunities and programs to help your child achieve his or her highest potential, whether that be in a classroom, online, or at home. By focusing on the freedom of choice, along with empowering parents to play a significant role as educators, we are able to tailor an optimized personal learning plan based on your child's learning style and needs.
The Roeper School is a private coeducational day school for gifted students in the Detroit, Michigan area. The school is comprised of three divisions. The Lower School is located in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan and works with students ages 3 - 11. The Middle School, grades 6 - 8, and Upper School, grades 9 - 12, are located in Birmingham, Michigan. All three divisions provide a curriculum to challenge gifted students, and the Upper School offers Advanced Placement courses. Students are also offered extracurricular activities ranging from fine arts activities to athletic teams. Admission details and contact information are outlined on the web site.
St. Ann's School is a private coeducational day school for gifted students grades PK-12, located in Brooklyn, New York. The St. Ann's school "envisioned a non-sectarian school for the intellectually gifted." Located in Brooklyn, there are a total of six buildings for classrooms for students from pre-school to 12th grade. This school gives students freedom to achieve, an understanding that learning is more valuable than propriety, and the opportunity to feel the pleasures of learning.
The Peggy Payne Academy of Academic Excellence is a small school for gifted students. Students are provided with a rigorous curriculum, outstanding classroom instruction, enrichment experiences, career shadowing opportunities, internships, independent studies, individualized academic planning and a personalized learning environment.
This school is devoted to musical instruction and inspiration for students of all ages and backgrounds. Through its frequent concerts, and the Annual Seminar on Contemporary Music in particular, The Rivers Music School makes a significant contribution to the cultural life of the region. The faculty helps guide students of all ages and successfully prepares those who aspire to accomplished musicianship.
The Sudbury Valley School is a private coeducational day school for students in grades PK-12, located in Framingham, Massachusetts.
At Sudbury Valley School, students explore the world freely, at their own pace and in their own unique ways. They learn to think for themselves, and learn to use Information Age tools to unearth the knowledge they need from multiple sources. They develop the ability to make clear logical arguments and deal with complex ethical issues. Through self-initiated activities, they pick up the basics; as they direct their lives, they take responsibility for outcomes, set priorities, allocate resources, and work with others in a vibrant community.
This independent fully accredited high school study program, located in San Ramon, California, allows students the flexibility to choose their educational plans. Currently about 600 students attend and student's ages range from kindergarten to adults seeking alternative educational plans.
The school offers individualized educational plans that follow accreditation requirements while being flexible enough to allow students options such as enrolling in college credits or home study.
Winston School is a private coeducational day school for grades K-12, located in Dallas, Texas. The mission of The Winston School is to realize the extraordinary potential of bright children who learn differently through individualized learning strategies and to prepare graduates for college-level work.
This residential summer arts program provides students in grades three through 12 the opportunity to train with world-class instructors and work alongside 2,000 of the world’s best and brightest students. Located in Michigan, Interlochen Arts Camp offers a variety of programs, varying in length and cost. The programs focus on creative writing, dance, general arts, motion picture arts, music, theatre arts and visual arts.
The Chautauqua Institution has been described as "an American Utopia". It has a 9 week long summer program of arts, lectures, religious programming, sports, opera, theater, etc. There is a developmental preschool and activities for older children. Classes are offered in a variety of subjects. It is a safe, wholesome, and physically beautiful environment; one walks or bikes everywhere.
Each summer at the Rockefeller University the cultures of the research laboratory and the classroom merge. The Science Outreach program gives high school students and K-12 teachers a rare opportunity to experience the content, methods, culture and ethos of modern research through immersion in the process of scientific inquiry. Students gain mentored research experience in laboratories while also learning, through weekly seminars, the basics of communicating with their scientific peers and the lay public. Some are even included as co-authors on peer-reviewed journal articles.
Energetic Einsteins offers a number of opportunities for gifted students and their families including summer camps, near-peer intern opportunities, and game days. Programs utilize current scientific content and are directed by doctoral level faculty committed to improving scientific literacy by facilitating the translation of knowledge from the research community.
Arthink/Funthink is a methodology/curriculum that applies fundamentals of the arts for original thinking and clear communication of ideas. Projects are designed to engage students in challenge scenarios that lead them through the creative problem solving (CPS) process while applying twelve creativity tools used by artists, inventors and designers in their development of works of art, inventions and new product concepts. Students work at their personal level of artistic competency where original thinking and ides communication is what matters. Clear objectives involve the student in the idea generation process by using simple sketching techniques and everyday materials.
This online curriculum site allows children in grades K-12 the chance to learn with interactive movies covering Science, Biology, Technology, and Social Sciences. Teachers can use BrainPOP movies to enhance traditional classroom learning, and parents can use them as an informative resource for gifted children.
This online Singapore Math and Science Tutoring company conducts live interactive classes using video conferencing technology to teach students mathematics and science from the comforts of their homes. All teachers are highly qualified and well trained in these curriculums.
This site gives personalized English instruction to students of all ages using the parents' curriculum of choice. A full English program (reading, literature, composition, language and research, and communications) is taught via e-mail and fax. Students begin at their ability level and are guided towards excellence in the above areas. There are links for dictionaries, thesauruses, and grammar databases.
This online K-12 curriculum service allows home educators and teachers to access thousands of unit studies, lesson plans, and worksheets. The website also allows educators to communicate and interact with each other.
Millennium Tutors is the nation's premier private tutoring service, offering the most highly individualized tutoring programs for all standardized exams and academic subjects.
Sonlight Curriculum is more than a company or a curriculum. It is a community as well. Sonlight offers products to effectively teach homeschoolers including instructor's guides, student activity sheets and study guides. Purchases can be made through the online catalog, or a printed catalog can be requested.
Welcome to Stevenson Learning Skills, the company that publishes the Stevenson Reading Program, Semple Math and other materials for teaching essential skills to students. Our methods are unusual and innovative. We use established techniques like mnemonics (memory aids) and multisensory instruction in imaginative new ways. The materials accommodate common learning problems, such as attention deficits, phonological processing difficulties, memory weakness and sequencing confusion. In addition to publishing, we offer training and consult services. The Stevenson Language Skills Program covers reading, spelling and language arts. Semple Math teaches arithmetic operations, place value, word problems and more. Additional materials for teaching grammar, cursive writing and telling time is also available.
Hotchalk Lessn Plans Page has more than 4,000 free lesson plans as well as Teacher Discussion Forums.
Smithsonian’s History Explorer provides hundreds of free online resources for teaching and learning American history. The site is designed for use by K-12 teachers and students, afterschool program providers and families. The website focuses on using historical artifacts and items to teach American history.
CBT Planet, a computer, IT, and business soft skills training provider, addresses issues within the talent management cycle through a blended learning approach. CBT Planet is a website with resources that will bring your family a collection of kid-friendly computer games that you can play online.
InterroBang is a game where you get to have fun with problems. Students complete real-world missions with deeds that can win prizes, improve problem solving skills, and connect them with others to do things that just might change the world.
Brain Track's Career Guide helps visitors evaluate career options and find schools through its extensive resources. The guide offers data on hundreds of careers that typically require higher education for entry or advancement and features links to original profile pages for thousands of schools.
From Discovery Channel's Education website, Classroom Resources has hundreds of original lesson plans for elementary, middle, and high school students. Borrow them as-is or use them to spark your own lesson plans.
Find and compare famous inventors and their inventions from around the world by home country, field(s) of study, patent number, date of patent issuance and more.
GreatSchools.net is your objective source of school information on elementary, middle and high schools. A nonprofit organization, GreatSchools.net provides information about public, private and charter schools in all 50 states and detailed school profiles for California, Arizona, Texas, Florida and Washington.
This online curriculum resource includes links to standards in all 50 states as well as lots of other helpful information. Dr. Marty Levine, Professor Emeritus of Secondary Education, California State University, Northridge (CSUN), has gathered lesson plans and resources from the Internet which social studies teachers will find useful.
This is a copyright-friendly image library for teachers and students. The Pics4Learning collection consists of thousands of images that have been donated by students, teachers, and amateur photographers.
PrivateBug.org is a free service to the public. Users may browse our site and retrieve information on any library and/or private school in the United States.
Schools may be searched on state by state basis.
This website has a variety of links for gifted and talented resources.
These programs will engage your students to consider their character in action. The DVD will get your students talking, the activities will get your students thinking, and the worksheets will get you the feedback you need.
The mission of Currclick is to make homeschooling more convenient and more affordable to homeschoolers all over the world by offering a stress-free shopping experience, a marketplace that rewards authors and publishers who create good quality education materials, and excellent customer service.
This website offers learning tools in language arts, character education, and math developed by Kathy Richardson, one of America's leading elementary math educators.
Guide to Art Schools is part of the SR Education Group network. A section of their website is dedicated to housing a library of classical music resources. Use these to become inspired and learn plenty more about a significant part of the world of music.
Lesson Corner offers the largest collection of free k-12 lesson plans on the web. The Art and Music collection includes, drawing, painting, architecture, crafts and many more.
LIVE Online Math offers math classes, workshops, and tutoring via LIVE, real-time sessions. Students meet “face to face” with the teacher and participate in a web meeting where video, audio, and an interactive whiteboard are used for learning activities. Classes meet regularly and offer a high degree of collaboration between students (in a small group setting). Tutoring is usually a 1 on 1 learning environment, but a custom program can be put together for a small group. Tutoring can also take on the form of a personalized learning program. All ages are welcome and services are currently offered through Algebra II. Video-based courses will be offered for the 2010-2011 school year.
This free online educational source offers advance placement testing, educational tools, complete curriculum from K12, loaner computer and printer, textbooks and materials, and guidance from an experienced teacher. Students study at their own pace and progress to the next course as they master the required skills for advancement.
PLATO Learning products offer self-paced intervention solutions for K-adult students, teacher-facilitated instructional supplements for K-12 educators and instructional solutions for educators and students. On this website, find online assessments that are tied directly to standards; bring learning standards to the classroom and fully integrating them with your instructional resources.
The Khan Academy is a not-for-profit organization with the mission of providing a high quality education to anyone, anywhere. the Khan Academy has 1000+ videos on YouTube covering everything from basic arithmetic and algebra to differential equations, physics, chemistry, biology and finance which have been recorded by Salman Khan.