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Multidisciplinary study: the value and benefits Badge icon
Education & Development

Multidisciplinary study: the value and benefits

...type questions you usually only get one attempt). If you get the answer right first time you will get more marks than for a correct answer the second or third time. If one of your answers is incorrect you will often receive helpful feedback and suggestions about how to work out the correct answer. For the badge quiz, if you’re not successful in getting 50% the first...
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Level 1: Introductory 5 hrs
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in STEM Badge icon
Science, Maths & Technology

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in STEM

...type questions you usually only get one attempt). If you get the answer right first time you will get more marks than for a correct answer the second or third time. Therefore, please be aware that for the two badge quizzes it is possible to get all the questions right but not score 50% and be eligible for the badge on that attempt. If one of your answers is incorrect you...
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Level 3: Advanced 24 hrs
Children and violence: an introductory, international and interdisciplinary approach
Society, Politics & Law

Children and violence: an introductory, international and interdisciplinary approach

...type of psychological violence that damages the well-being of a child. Whether or not these behaviours are seen as violence towards children further depends on cultural attitudes. For example, parents in Vietnam expressed shock and outrage to one researcher over ‘tying’ a child into a pushchair (Burr, 2000), a behaviour seen as so unremarkable in the UK as to be not...
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Level 2: Intermediate 20 hrs
Social marketing
Money & Business

Social marketing

...Phrases such as ‘flanking defence’, ‘encirclement’ and ‘full frontal attack’ are probably not particularly attractive to the World Wildlife Fund or Oxfam. Parameters of marketing activity – A final point emerges from marketing authors themselves. In response to Kotler and Levy's article ‘Broadening the Concept of Marketing’, Luck (1969) argued that the...
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Level 3: Advanced 8 hrs
Teaching assistants: support in action
Education & Development

Teaching assistants: support in action

...types of workplace skills that are called on. Indeed, whether or not you have first aid qualifications or medical knowledge, you may be thinking to yourself, ‘With guidance, I could do some of those duties.’ This would suggest that teaching assistants have certain transferable skills that reach across other kinds of paraprofessional work...Teaching assistants: support...
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Level 1: Introductory 4 hrs
Ben Van Beurden - Stories of Change
Nature & Environment

Ben Van Beurden - Stories of Change

...types of screening criteria, if it’s an oil product we have oil prices or if it’s a gas project we have gas prices, if it’s a chemicals project we have margin assumptions and you basically take a view whether under the sort of margin or price scenarios that you see in the future will this project pay out? There may be sensitivities on it, what if the oil price was...
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Earthquakes
Science, Maths & Technology

Earthquakes

...types of effect under a suitable heading, such as 'effect on buildings' or 'sounds'. For example, you might note 'sounds: deafening, roaring'. Your completed list will be a record of the key observations made by the eyewitness to the Kobe earthquake. Answer Your answer should have included some of the following effects. We have grouped some effects together; you may have...
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Level 1: Introductory 8 hrs
Working with our environment: an introduction
Nature & Environment

Working with our environment: an introduction

...type were in use worldwide. The industrialised countries are committed to phase out HCFCs between 2004 and 2020, but not HFCs. HFCs are powerful greenhouse gases (SAQ 1), but do not deplete ozone and are not covered by the Montreal agreement. The European Council has agreed to cut HFCs and the majority of European manufacturers have now turned to hydrocarbons, but not yet...
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Level 1: Introductory 11 hrs