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...2 (13 minutes 6 MB) John I think that is a very useful point to remember Gerry. Esther I think it might be useful just to try and think through an example of how one might go about note taking. Esther OK if I was studying chapter two in book one on disability and just starting the chapter, I would always start with the course guide because that would tell me what the...

...2 (8.5 minutes 4 MB) Mary Well I think one of the interesting things was that that issue was focused, well what we saw was it being played out in the playground. It would have been interesting to see how gender manifested itself within the classroom and whether, you know, given the point that you have raised Ann about boys doing less well apparently compared with girls in...

...2 Make your own list of ‘what everybody knows’ about poverty and then compare it with our ‘comment’. [Figure 2] Figure 2: Poverty in the UK today: a growing social problem, or no problem at all? Discussion Our list of ‘what everybody knows’ is as follows: There is no real poverty in Britain today. There are more people living in poverty now than in the 1970s....

...2% inflation target and ensuring the health of financial firms under the Prudential Regulation Agency. But it’s also too old and wise an institution to take political sides in the Brexit debate. The assessment it published last October states clearly that EU membership has made the UK economy more open to trade, which helps it become more competitive and innovative. But...

...2% by 2008. The world-wide downturn has undoubtedly altered this picture in more recent times, but its impact on trade in the region has actually been quite beneficial. As the Republic of Ireland began to sink deeper into economic recession during 2008 and 2009, cross border trade with Newry grew substantially. A favourable currency exchange rate, coupled with VAT...