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Helen Langdon's ‘Caravaggio’
History & The Arts

Helen Langdon's ‘Caravaggio’

...social role as an artist – as a rebel rejecting contemporary conventions and ideals, with a personality and sexuality demanding psychoanalytic and existentialist interpretation. Caravaggio's personality and physiognomy have always featured in writing about him. This is something which makes him an ideal subject for modern methodological developments, particularly those...
Primary science: supporting children’s learning
Education & Development

Primary science: supporting children’s learning

...interaction (big idea). Children can develop ‘small ideas’ as steps towards the bigger ones. Braund and Leigh (2013) argued that in this way, adults can make science accessible and meaningful for young children. Figure 3 shows one representation of big ideas from the European Commission Go-Lab project, which aims to support school science learning. Harlen (2010)...
Panic attacks: what they are and what to do about them
Health, Sports & Psychology

Panic attacks: what they are and what to do about them

...social life – in fact most areas of daily living. Often they live in fear of having more attacks, worry constantly about what the attacks are and what might happen as a result of them, and change how they live to try and avoid future attacks – e.g. by not going into public places. Unfortunately, fear of a panic attack may become such a focus of a person’s life that...
Everyday maths 1
Science, Maths & Technology

Everyday maths 1

...interactive activities in this course will help you to, among other things, run a household or make progress in your career...Have you ever noticed how often you need maths skills in everyday life? This free course serves as good preparation for Level 1 Functional Skills in maths, and whilst it does not cover all aspects of the current curriculum, it is designed to...
Free course 48 hrs
Discovering music through listening
History & The Arts

Discovering music through listening

...social function of music, but also how rhythm can shape and characterise a musical work. The famous short-short-short-long rhythm can also be referred to as a motif as it can be traced throughout the whole symphony and helps to create its structure. Here’s another extract from the third movement of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony – can you hear the rhythmic motif? Audio...
Dr Benny Peiser - Stories of Change
Nature & Environment

Dr Benny Peiser - Stories of Change

...socialism to ecology and I participated in that development and know most of the key players. I used to play football with Joschka Fischer and Daniel Cohn Bendit – RH: The German Green – BP: He became one of the leading Green politicians. RH: It must have been a turbulent time, there were great street protests against nuclear, against squatting, were you involved in...
Bill McKibben - Stories of Change
Nature & Environment

Bill McKibben - Stories of Change

...social media. At 350.org, which we started seven years ago with nothing – myself and seven college undergraduates – has grown to the point where it now has held, we think, about 20,000 demonstrations in every country on Earth except North Korea. It’s helped spearhead the fastest-growing anti-corporate campaign, this fossil fuel divestment movement, that, maybe,...
Surface water
Nature & Environment

Surface water

...social, environmental, economic and safety grounds: Social: huge numbers of people are evicted from their lands, homes, and traditional way of life, to make way for reservoirs. Past resettlement schemes in India have had a very poor record, offering poor land and a reduced standard of living. Environmental: the loss of agricultural land and forests, the loss of fisheries,...
Level 2: Intermediate 8 hrs