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British public open to compromise on Brexit deal, new research finds
Society, Politics & Law

British public open to compromise on Brexit deal, new research finds

...study. Little appetite for ‘no deal’ Brexit The research also raised questions about another of the prime minister’s memorable declarations on Brexit – that “no deal is better than a bad deal”. This frequently heard mantra has come under increased scrutiny in recent days. In early July, a survey of British businesses found that 98% of those polled think “no...
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Butterflies tell us more than you might think about our natural world
Nature & Environment

Butterflies tell us more than you might think about our natural world

...study how insects respond to changing environments, and as a group sensitive to changes with short lifecycles and a particular requirement for types of plants and stable conditions, they are perfect for this. [Howe Park Wood in Milton Keynes,it's ancient woodland, thought to be almost 1,000 years old] Howe Park Wood in Milton Keynes is an example of an ancient woodland,...
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Asa Briggs and new maps of learning
History & The Arts

Asa Briggs and new maps of learning

...study ‘A’ Levels. Briggs brought fresh ideas about the curriculum and teaching, building on his experiences of holding senior posts at other universities and on his membership of the overarching funding body, the University Grants Committee. He developed a ‘map of learning’ in which a variety of strands of knowledge were connected through multidisciplinary...
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The birth of (synthetic) dyeing
History & The Arts

The birth of (synthetic) dyeing

...Studies (science) for S1 and S2. Northedge A. et al., The Sciences Good Study Guide, The Open University, 1997 ISBN 0 7492 3411 3. Indispensable for students of science, technology, mathematics and engineering. Packed with practical exercises and activities, all aimed at making studying more enjoyable and rewarding. Lots of hints and tips for those returning to study....
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What do genes do?
Science, Maths & Technology

What do genes do?

...study in Science...What do genes do?: Learning outcomes - After studying this course, you should be able to: understand how the linear sequence of DNA within a gene is related to the linear sequence of amino acids of a protein understand how the information in DNA is carried via RNA to make a protein understand how RNA is synthesised from DNA by the process of...
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Level 1: Introductory 2 hrs
Young people and religion: creative learning with history
History & The Arts

Young people and religion: creative learning with history

...skills. You can read more on how to study the course and about badges in the next sections. After studying this course, you should be able to: demonstrate awareness of the attitudes of young people to matters of religious toleration and peace both in a local context and in wider European perspective help young people articulate and reflect on their own ideas and attitudes...
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Level 1: Introductory 12 hrs
Stephen Hawking: The tributes
Science, Maths & Technology

Stephen Hawking: The tributes

...skilled cosmologist. His greatest impact came from taking the time to carefully explain his theories to the public, engaging millions with his bestselling books. As a 15-year-old, his most successful book A Brief History of Time had me captivated with relativity and quantum theory. This is the true strength of his legacy. Matthew Bailes, ARC Laureate Fellow, Swinburne...
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Engaging with our environment: what are the benefits?
Health, Sports & Psychology

Engaging with our environment: what are the benefits?

...skills) engaging groups of people. In all cases a significant and purposeful engagement with nature would be present. Here are three examples. 1. The Parks Trust in Milton Keynes is a great example of an organisation that is providing a wide variety of opportunities for people to engage with nature. On the Trust’s website and social media presence there is a wealth of...
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