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Intuitive eating: a new relationship with food, or another fad diet?
OpenLearn Ireland

Intuitive eating: a new relationship with food, or another fad diet?

...world where body acceptance and inner peace are the priority is attractive. Now might be a good time to challenge yourself in a new way, by ditching the diet books and learning more about intuitive eating. Intuitive eating: how to get started 1.Plan to prioritise your own health. 2.Resist from starting another diet. 3.Read material on Intuitive eating. 4.Read the article...
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Article 5 mins
Children and young people’s participation
Education & Development

Children and young people’s participation

...Worlds: Developing Frameworks For Integrated Practice, Bristol, Policy Press/Milton Keynes, The Open University. Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development, Uganda Child Rights NGO Network, and UNICEF – Uganda Office (2008) The National Child Participation Guide for Uganda: Creating an Environment for Children to be Heard, June. Available from:
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Level 3: Advanced 12 hrs
Leaving no stone unturned in the pursuit of female athletic performance
Health, Sports & Psychology

Leaving no stone unturned in the pursuit of female athletic performance

...world record by running 26.2 miles in 2 hrs 14 min 4 sec...[Basketball player] Incredible performances like this continue to remind us that women can perform far beyond any limits that were originally bestowed upon them by that 1928 committee. As women continue to pursue peak performance, whether that be in sport and exercise or beyond, we have to think differently about...
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Article 15 mins
Systems modelling
Science, Maths & Technology

Systems modelling

...world as it is interpreted by their creators. The graphs and tables used to sell financial products are models of the expected performance of those products, and at the national level, we are told that Government has a model of ‘the economy’ on which it bases decisions about tax rates, interest rates and other aspects of fiscal policy. At a more fundamental level, all...
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Level 1: Introductory 4 hrs
Sniffing out disease
Science, Maths & Technology

Sniffing out disease

...world where the only medical diagnostic test needed was a small box with flashing lights, like the tricorder used in the TV series Star Trek. You would just wave it in the air near the patient and instantly find out what was wrong with them. This is science fiction, but perhaps we may be getting one small step towards that. We all produce chemicals as by-products of our...
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Article 5 mins
Why were David Bowie's eyes two different colours?
Science, Maths & Technology

Why were David Bowie's eyes two different colours?

...was ideal for a performer who embraced ideas of the alien, the outsider, the otherworldly and the occult. In an increasingly visual world seemingly preoccupied by perfection, Bowie’s damaged left pupil became an intrinsic and arresting part of his enigmatic identity.[The Conversation] This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article....
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How the stove changed the kitchen
Society, Politics & Law

How the stove changed the kitchen

...World War when the gas stove was installed in the scullery. The placing of the stove in the scullery, which was traditionally used for washing dishes, meant that what we called a kitchen or living-room/living-kitchen ceased to be a space for cooking. Instead, the scullery took on the attributes of what June Freeman refers to as the ‘modern’ kitchen. It became a space...
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Why are caves being used as hospitals in Syria?
Health, Sports & Psychology

Why are caves being used as hospitals in Syria?

...no longer react when hospitals are bombed, doctors are killed,” Sahloul said in his keynote speech at the MSF Scientific Days on 20 May. “This should not be allowed. Not only in Syria, but [also] in the rest of the world.” The interview was recorded during the MSF Scientific Days. This article was originally published on SciDev.Net. Read the original...
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