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Exploring family health
Health, Sports & Psychology

Exploring family health

...think about how to read the information contained in a chart effectively, alongside learning about the percentage of people in the UK who achieved 5 A DAY. The activity centres around the chart below in Figure 1. Effective study: reading a bar chart The chart in Figure 1 shows data collected in England from 2001 to 2011. It contains three main types of information: the...
Level 1: Introductory 8 hrs
Stereotypes
Languages

Stereotypes

...a national stereotypes in the context of England and Germany, and then consider different definitions of stereotypes and engage with some theoretical positions and current thinking on the topic. You will also read about examples of the kinds of stereotypes about our own cultures that all of us encounter every day. Work through these articles and activities on stereotypes...
Activity 2 hrs
Week 1 Civilisations: The debate
History & The Arts

Week 1 Civilisations: The debate

...a response in the Comments section below. I'd like to start just by asking what you think of Episode 1 and what your hopes and expectations are for the series as a whole. Why remake Civilisation now, as Civilisations in the plural, and what do you hope the series will accomplish? If it was your job to remake Kenneth Clark's Civilisation now, in 2018, how would you do it?...
Election days: 1908 - Churchill challenged by the women
History & The Arts

Election days: 1908 - Churchill challenged by the women

...think sincerely that the women have always had a logical case, and they have now got behind them a great popular demand among women. "It is no longer a movement of a few extravagant and excitable people, but a movement which is gradually spreading to all classes of women, and, that being so, it assumes the same character as franchise movements have previously assumed. "I...
Just six numbers
Science, Maths & Technology

Just six numbers

...think it was the work of some sort of benign creator. Martin interprets this evidence differently. If we imagine that our Big Bang wasn't the only one, then naturally there would be some which have the requisite tuning for life to emerge, and we find ourselves in just that Universe. If there were many Big Bangs it shouldn't come as any surprise that in some of them the...
Using art and creative methods to interrogate identity, citizenship and migration
Society, Politics & Law

Using art and creative methods to interrogate identity, citizenship and migration

...particularly if you are interested in thinking about what participation means today, what national, supra-national and local identities mean, and how research is relevant for our everyday lives. This connects to many of the current and future modules in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, but will be of interest to those of you with other study interests as well....
European Day of Languages
Languages

European Day of Languages

...think of learning another language as a way to understand other ways of living, and how it can enable better intercultural understanding. Multilingualism contributes to the key European values of democracy, equality, transparency and competitiveness. Or, if you prefer more practical benefits, learning a language makes travelling working and studying in other countries so...
Do we really want speed on our roads to be further reduced?
Society, Politics & Law

Do we really want speed on our roads to be further reduced?

...thinks that driving at over 100 mph on a road that passes within feet of someone's front door is OK? We now have the technologies available to either limit the speed of the vehicle to the speed limit in operation, or send the incriminating information to the police, DVLA or whoever – so why don't we use it? Do manufacturers and other vested interests, politicians...