Integrity in Education
In this episode of Science Live, Dr. Roger Billings delivers a powerful and personal message on integrity in education — and why real knowledge is always worth the work.
Then explore the breathtaking science behind bald eagles — from their extraordinary 20/4 vision and UV light detection to the winglet technology inspired by eagle feathers now used on commercial aircraft.
Plus, discover the remarkable recovery story of how bald eagles were brought back from fewer than 420 nesting pairs to over 70,000 today — one of the greatest endangered species success stories in American history.
About DrB
Dr. Roger Billings is a visionary innovator whose work has touched the lives of millions of students and transformed the landscape of education. Widely known as “DrB” to the countless kids who benefit from his groundbreaking Acellus learning system, Dr. Billings has dedicated his life to advancing education through technology.
As part of DrB’s lifelong commitment to supporting education, Science LIVE was launched as a way to “give back” by mentoring students in conjunction with the Roger Billings Scholarship Program.
Read more about DrB »
About the Roger Billings Scholarship Program »
Hey from south ga! Thank you, for the amazing lives!!
Bald eagles are so cool.
I like this one a lot!
love this vidoes!!
All lives are so interesting, I love them.
I didn’t know that eagles can focus on two different things at once! That’s amazing!
this video was amazing
Science live is so amazing!
this video was very intresting and i could watch more.
eagles use to be my brother favorite!
Eagles are such beautiful birds. I enjoyed learning more about them. It is cool to know that modern airplanes use technology based on eagles.
My favorite bird!
Eagles are amazing!
loved this video
I Love SciEncE Live.
I like the episodes that focus on one animal. I watched the octopus one and was fascinated by the new information. Now I know more about eagles as well.
Eagles are truly outstanding.
I really like bald eagles
Awesome lesson! super cool.
hello from tennesee! I loved it thank you!
I am glad to hear that the bald eagle is no longer on the endangered list! I didn’t know that the eagle flies high because they can’t see as well above them.
Eagles are beautiful!
I’m not a big fan of eagals (funny cause I always think of eagals when I think of America) but this was pretty cool!
thank you!
this was so interesting
How can a bald eagle see 2 miles away. Hi from Las Vegas!
It was very interesting learning about the bald eagles and how they make their nests.
I liked learning about eagles.
Science Live was interesting about the eagles. I learned some new things.
I love bald eagles!! Thank you!
I love science lives!!
What’s the difference in an Eagles optimal nerve compared to a humans?
I’m going to miss this
Loved this one Acellus!
Hi from Maryland.
Hello from GA
Great information about eagles and how their concept is used to help airplanes.
Great invention by MIT. I’m always curious about space.
Love the video, eagles are so interesting!
It was so interesting
I loved this episode!!!!
Eagles are such beautiful creatures
Eagles are very cool. Good episode.
I love this! Greetings from Florida.
Eagles are so interesting!
Will there ever be a in person type of thing where you can go somewhere to do school?
I love this live
I love science live
I’m glad to hear that bald eagles are no longer endangered. It’s interesting that scientists are able to learn so much and develop technology just from studying animals’ abilities. I wish I had 20/4 vision.
I love eagles
Its really awesome how our country brought the bald eagle population from 420 to over 70,000 today! Showing how much we cared by saving them from extinction.
Second viewing, can’t see my original comment.
Very interesting
Another great science live!
Seeing and hearing about eagles was super interesting!
Loved this episode!
Good video!
Science live do these videos Cost money to make?
I love eagles!!
I think its really cool that your trying to HELP the people who cheat rather then kick them off your program.