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Free course: Health and Wellbeing in the Ancient World
History & The Arts

Free course: Health and Wellbeing in the Ancient World

...English or Study Skills with our range of free courses. The Open University's degrees and courses The Open University offers a range of degree courses and modules in Science. To find out more about our range of short courses starting from £160 visit our short courses page. Don't miss out - If you use our free courses sign up for a free OU account to track your progress...
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Recipe: Perfect BBQ Burgers
Health, Sports & Psychology

Recipe: Perfect BBQ Burgers

...English mustard 20 ml (4 tsp) horseradish sauce 20 ml (4 tsp) tomato purée 60 ml (4 tbsp) soured cream 30 ml (2 tbsp) chopped parsley 2 eggs, lightly beaten To serve Burger buns Ketchup Salad Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper Method Heat 15 ml (1 tbsp) of the oil in a small, covered frying pan and gently fry the diced onions for 4–5 minutes until softened but...
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Rhyw ac arolygon Natsal – sut rydych yn cymharu?
Health, Sports & Psychology

Rhyw ac arolygon Natsal – sut rydych yn cymharu?

...ystadegau rhyngweithiol sy'n eich galluogi i ddefnyddio holl ddata Natsal-3 mewn ffordd ddifyr a hawdd. Mae'r adnodd yma hefyd ar gael yn Saesneg. | This resource is also available in English. [Wellcome Trust logo] Mae'r gwaith hwn wedi cael ei ariannu drwy grant ymgysylltiad cyhoeddus sy'n cyfoethogi ymchwil gan Ymddiriedolaeth Wellcome. Rhif y grant: 212931/Z/18/A...
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What effect is social media having on the way we mourn global tragedies?
Languages

What effect is social media having on the way we mourn global tragedies?

...reaction to death more generally, rather than anything specific about social media. We’re still unsure whether it’s best to conceal our reactions to death and cope with them privately, away from everyday activities. Or whether to make them visible, to share our emotional responses and incorporate the fact of death and grieving as a part of everyday life. More on emoji...
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Young children and the climate crisis
Education & Development

Young children and the climate crisis

...everyday environmental challenges alongside keeping in mind the bigger picture of climate crisis and social injustice? Democracy that includes the non-human An approach I find helpful is to acknowledge the limits of our power and knowledge as adults and, with and alongside children, to ask questions about what we do and how we feel. We need to think about how social...
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The trouble with teaching physics
Health, Sports & Psychology

The trouble with teaching physics

...everyday experiences. For example, students sometimes mistakenly think that light and electricity flow like water or that cold is not the absence of heat, but a substance with a physical location that can flow from one place to another. The trouble is that students’ incorrect ideas can lead them to reject what they are taught. Even when teachers provide evidence that...
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Culture and the manufacturing industry, 1983
OpenLearn Ireland

Culture and the manufacturing industry, 1983

...English is the language of industry and commerce and industrialisation and tourism had increased regular contact with the English-speaking outside world.To retain what was left of an Irish-speaking culture, employment was needed, and that meant bringing in manufacturing industry. But wouldn’t this undermine the unique culture still further? Would the cure kill the...
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Charity Reed
Education & Development

Charity Reed

...English Language and Literature BA with the Open University, she also discovered OpenLearn! ‘I hadn’t studied for almost 30 years and wanted to get my brain back into learning mode before my course started, so I did the Being an OU student induction course on OpenLearn to help me get to grips with the site,’ Charity explained. ‘I found that course interesting, so...
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