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Succeed with maths: part 2 Badge icon
Science, Maths & Technology

Succeed with maths: part 2

...simple examples. The diagram in Figure 7 should help with this, as it shows how kilometres relate to miles: [Described image] Figure 7 Converting miles to kilometres So if the distance is 3 km, you will have 0.6214 miles three times; if the distance is 10 km, you will have 0.6214 miles 10 times; if the distance is 250 km, you will have 0.6214 miles 250 times, and so on....
Level 1: Introductory 24 hrs
Collaborative leadership in voluntary organisations
Money & Business

Collaborative leadership in voluntary organisations

...simple illustration of the point is that it is impossible to think of leading without the presence of following – not everyone can lead all of the time and, likewise, not everyone can follow all of the time (Ford and Harding, 2015). Focusing on leadership as a practice inevitably means you think about the kinds of practices you create together, rather than looking...
10 years of The Bottom Line
Money & Business

10 years of The Bottom Line

...simple fact is we need spending in our economy, but we need it to be spending that is going to build a sustainable recovery. That means we need spending, but it must be spending that improves people’s balance sheets, rather than worsens the balance sheets. Rather than just borrowing extra to carry on spending on things that we’re going to have to cut in two years’...
Matt Ridley - Stories of Change
Nature & Environment

Matt Ridley - Stories of Change

...simple and I think might be appealing. MR: Yes, except that the problem with that way of thinking of it is that it equates CO2 with a pollutant, and it isn’t a pollutant. 95% of the CO2 in this room at the moment was not produced in industry; it was produced by natural processes in the natural environment. Only about 5% of CO2 released into the atmosphere every year...
Philosophy: the nature of persons
History & The Arts

Philosophy: the nature of persons

...simple sense in which they could not have done otherwise than what they did (van Inwagen 1975). Incompatibilists who believe determinism is true, and thus that we cannot make free choices, and thus that we are not persons, we can call incompatibilist determinists. Incompatibilists who believe that we can make free choices, and thus that determinism must be false, are...
Collective leadership
Money & Business

Collective leadership

...simple terms, it's getting people to do a task, whether that task is going to the shops and getting the shopping, whether that task is running an air station, which is something I've had to do in a previous job. And when I say people, that can be one person. If I'm flying along, I've got a wingman, I'm leading that wing man around the place. If I'm leading an air station,...
Level 1: Introductory 6 hrs
Understanding your sector Badge icon
Money & Business

Understanding your sector

...simple: the supermarket exists to sell goods – principally food, groceries and clothes – to its customers, who are ordinary people buying basic goods for themselves and their families. Tesco will be judged on its success in terms of its volume of sales and what this represents in terms of profit. By taking a very different example, such as a hospital, then you can see...
Level 1: Introductory 24 hrs
Understanding devolution in Wales
Society, Politics & Law

Understanding devolution in Wales

...simple and neutral. The nature of the question can influence the outcome. Matt Qvortrup, professor of applied political science at Coventry University, says that long questions can cause voters to become mistrustful. He also says that the nature and timing of the campaign is likely to be more significant than the wording of the question. A short, positive campaign held...
Level 1: Introductory 12 hrs