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Cognition and gender development
Education & Development

Cognition and gender development

...history, it is argued, provides distinctive information about masculinity and femininity from birth – for example, clothes, nursery décor, and the toys and activities provided. Moreover, there is undoubtedly widespread modelling of gender stereotypes in the family as well as in wider culture. When children’s gender role-inconsistent behaviour is met with open...
Child mental health: is it in crisis?
Health, Sports & Psychology

Child mental health: is it in crisis?

...family’s ability to pay for their household’s necessities, such as food. Before looking at some data, you will consider your own thoughts about whether the UK is facing a child and adolescent mental health crisis. Activity 1 Are we facing a crisis? Timing: Allow about 20 minutes Part 1 Spend less than 5 minutes thinking about what your initial response is to the...
What can philosophy tell us about race?
History & The Arts

What can philosophy tell us about race?

...history continues to affect the relationship between ancestry and race in the US today. Studies have shown that many people in the US with mixed ancestry (for example, who have one white and one Black parent) self-identify as Black and are regarded by others as Black. Former US president Barack Obama is one such example. Despite equal contributions of European and East...
Robert Owen and New Lanark
History & The Arts

Robert Owen and New Lanark

...family they would be working. So when Robert Owen said “your’re not going to do this” they were thinking, “well this is effectively a cut in wages, we don’t like this" What he does is he institutes a system whereby the children will be taken into what we would call a workplace nursery and from the age they could walk alone as he says they were taken effectively...
Level 2: Intermediate 12 hrs
Translation as a career
Languages

Translation as a career

...history, popular science – the more, the merrier. Some translators even get paid for reading books for publishers and commenting on whether they would be worth translating. Adapted from: National Network for Translation, ‘What are the skills required?’ Which three skills do you consider the most important for a translator? Which three skills do you consider the...
Level 3: Advanced 4 hrs
Rights and justice in international relations
Society, Politics & Law

Rights and justice in international relations

...history might suggest, defining and conceptualising rights is not straightforward. This section aims to provide a working definition of ‘rights’ and introduce some important debates about rights. It aims to supply some conceptual tools to use when the discussion moves to the sphere of international politics...Rights and justice in international relations: 3.2 What are...
Batman v Superman: Are superheroes always good?
History & The Arts

Batman v Superman: Are superheroes always good?

...families were still powerful in public life. They dominated political debate, formed the majority of generals, and paid for many public benefits. Athenians were constantly afraid that a charismatic individual would become too powerful, and attempt to bring down the system and set himself up as a tyrant, yet they also expected their leaders to come from an aristocratic...
Is Brazil's future Utopia now a thing of the past?
Society, Politics & Law

Is Brazil's future Utopia now a thing of the past?

...families. Part of the answer lies in bad luck. A greater part, however, can be ascribed to a dysfunctional political system, a power- and greed-driven political class and a consequent cynicism within the working population. The bad luck stems first from a prolonged drought that created electricity blackouts and damage to agriculture. This led to strong public...