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Water in Ethiopia
Nature & Environment

Water in Ethiopia

...children. Her daily tasks include several trips to a spring to fetch water for all their daily needs. Water in urban Ethiopia Life in the Ethiopian town of Bahir Dar is somewhat different from rural life we see in track 2 'Water in rural Ethiopia'. With a direct water pipe to her house, Mulugojam Tegegne and her family enjoy a relatively comfortable life. Three Ways of...
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Working with charts, graphs and tables
Science, Maths & Technology

Working with charts, graphs and tables

...children in their last year of primary school were doing – in other words, while they were aged about 11 or 12. If you look at this article carefully, you will see that the last paragraph of the article is the only one that discusses the data. The author has linked the data to the discussions about changes in schools. He talks about the reduction in class sizes that was...
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Level 1: Introductory 15 hrs
Getting started with French 1
Languages

Getting started with French 1

...Centre for Languages and Cultures short course, LGXF001 Beginners French 1: eh oui! After completing this free course, you may wish to register for the full course to continue your learning!...Whether you want to visit, work or live in a French-speaking environment, you will get more out of the experience if you can communicate effectively with people. In this short...
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Level 1: Introductory 6 hrs
Trump and Brexit: What do they owe to economists?
Society, Politics & Law

Trump and Brexit: What do they owe to economists?

...Centre for European Reform have recently observed. There is a deeper sense in which the widespread tendency in economics to downplay the importance of uncertainty has contributed to current political trends. A whole generation of elites has been trained to assume that voters and economic actors will tend – despite certain predictable behavioural biases – to converge...
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Article 10 mins
How jazz came to Wales
History & The Arts

How jazz came to Wales

...centre to commemorate her, © UWTSD. Her friends were journalists, freed slaves and campaigners such as Frederick Douglass and Ellen and William Craft, and political activists William Lloyd Garrison and Harriet Beecher Stowe. The music Jessie would have heard was played on the Cincinnati streets by Stephen Collins Foster. He penned abolitionist campaign songs and adapted...
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Article 5 mins
A mentoring mindset (Meddylfryd mentora)
Education & Development

A mentoring mindset (Meddylfryd mentora)

...research of Lofthouse et al. (2010) on developing coaching among teachers. Read the following quote to help you complete Activity 1. It is widely accepted that mentoring usually takes place at significant career events, such as induction and taking on new roles, it has an element of gatekeeping and the mentor is almost always someone more senior in the organisation and...
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Level 3: Advanced 10 hrs
What is the haka and why is it performed at rugby matches?
Health, Sports & Psychology

What is the haka and why is it performed at rugby matches?

...children mimicking many of the actions. It was also an enjoyable pastime to see who could perform the fiercest pukana (protruding of the tongues and eyes) and to act out the moves in every manner thinkable. Haka also helped many children to improve their physical skills and prowess including balance, hand and eye co-ordination, dexterity and poise under pressure. The All...
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Why are the Paris attacks given greater attention than the ISIS killings in Beirut?
Society, Politics & Law

Why are the Paris attacks given greater attention than the ISIS killings in Beirut?

...children, photographed in the Algerian desert, 2012] Sahwari children in a refugee camp, 2012 The Sahrawi refugees, who are the Western Sahara’s dispossessed, are a case in point. Known as “Africa’s last colony”, many Sahwari have been stuck in refugee camps for two to three decades, with little hope of a referendum on independence in the near future. With reports...
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