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Virtual reality, 19th Century style: The history of the panorama and balloon view
History & The Arts

Virtual reality, 19th Century style: The history of the panorama and balloon view

...changing time and seasons, the transitions effected by lighting. [Patent image of Daguerre’s London Diorama] Patent image of Daguerre's London Diorama, 1823 With the viewer at the centre of the view, the frame was dissolved. No longer was the experience of landscape representation mediated by the baroque perspectival constructions of traditional city views. The visitor...
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Careers education and guidance
Education & Development

Careers education and guidance

...changes. Careers education and guidance in a nutshell (DfES, 2004)...Careers education and guidance: 1.2 What is a ‘career’? - Understanding the key terms in CEG is vital to understanding your role in it. Very few students go into full-time jobs at 16 and the concept of ‘career’ as a job for life is irrelevant to the twenty-first century labour market. Click below...
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Level 2: Intermediate 8 hrs
How is a scorpion going to help fight brain cancers?
Health, Sports & Psychology

How is a scorpion going to help fight brain cancers?

...change that, writes Alex O'Brien...In 2004, Dr Richard Ellenbogen spent almost 20 hours operating on a 17-year-old girl with a brain tumour. He ended up leaving a big piece of the tumour behind, mistaking it for normal brain tissue. Less than a year after the surgery, the cancer hit back and the young girl died. The week the girl died, Ellenbogen presented the case at his...
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Stonehenge before the First World War
History & The Arts

Stonehenge before the First World War

...change in their colouring was a direct result of the unusual conditions in which they existed, where there was no shade and shelter of trees and bushes, and they were perpetually exposed for generations to the full light of the wide open sky. On revisiting Stonehenge after an interval of some years I looked for my sparrows and failed to find them. It was at the...
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Can talking two languages keep your brain healthy?
Languages

Can talking two languages keep your brain healthy?

...change is driven by environmental pressures, languages change and develop through social pressures. Over time, different groups of early humans would have found themselves speaking different languages. Then, in order to communicate with other groups – for trade, travel and so on – it would have been necessary for some members of a family or band to speak other...
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Cloning
Nature & Environment

Cloning

...change their cell type, but to change where they come from. So we should do research on adult stem cells and embryonic stem cells. I think that at the moment the practical barriers to reproductive cloning are so great; even though there are all these successes with animals, that the vast majority of attempts at reproductive cloning, fail somewhere in embryonic...
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Caroline Underwood - Earth in Vision
Nature & Environment

Caroline Underwood - Earth in Vision

...changed. How easy is it to get environmental programmes commissioned? I definitely think that in the commissioning environment, environmental programmes are considered to be a drag, that people are not going to come and watch them, that they don’t want to be told that they’re part of the problem. And I think what we’ve striven to do over the years is to try and find...
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Using film music in the classroom
Education & Development

Using film music in the classroom

...change the note values of the melody slightly, and by doing so sort of pull the melody ahead of the bar-line at certain points so that it would sound like this. In a way perhaps a bit more lyrical than... previously, and I was thinking in terms of, if I was writing it for another instrument other than the piano, then perhaps if it was played by a solo wind instrument such...
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Level 2: Intermediate 8 hrs