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How do you read a person their rights when English isn't their first language?
Languages

How do you read a person their rights when English isn't their first language?

...articulated seven recommendations for how the police can better communicate rights to non-native speakers of English. The group hopes that the Guidelines will contribute to a better understanding of difficulties for non-native speakers of English in police interviews, and result in moves to better protect the rights of these suspects and afford them equal treatment in the...
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Article 5 mins
Including diversity in race, ethnicity and culture in your teaching
Education & Development

Including diversity in race, ethnicity and culture in your teaching

...articulate and to liberate themselves.hooks’s writing, and CRT, build on the work of Paolo Freire, and his critical pedagogy approach. Freire’s thinking is aimed at ‘conscientisation’. He was teaching literacy to sugar cane workers and became critical of what he called the ‘banking method’: pouring knowledge into someone’s brain and hoping it would gain...
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The social nature of being human
Society, Politics & Law

The social nature of being human

...articulated by Gustave Le Bon. b) The classical view of the crowd has had a considerable impact both on crowd research and popular perception of the crowd. c) The classical view of the crowd originated the social scientific concept of individuation. d) Contemporary crowd research is often conceived in dialogue with Le Bon’s original ideas and their thrust. a. a) The...
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Level 3: Advanced 6 hrs
Modernist architecture: Roots (1920-1929)
History & The Arts

Modernist architecture: Roots (1920-1929)

...Le Corbusier criticised the Americans' lack of urban planning). The response of European architects to the Americans' technological advances (including bridges and other building forms as well as skyscrapers) would lead to the development of Modernism. And in the early twentieth century, technological advances were rapidly changing western society. Road and rail networks...
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Did Harry Potter’s extracurricular activities land him a job at the Ministry of Magic?
Education & Development

Did Harry Potter’s extracurricular activities land him a job at the Ministry of Magic?

...the qualifications he obtained at Hogwarts. Being able to articulate his experiences outside school are what makes Harry stand out to his employer, making him such a great example of employability. This article was written with significant input from Martha (aged 11) and Flora (aged 7). Want to be as employable as Harry Potter? Try our FREE courses and explainer videos...
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Candles and campfires: creativity and the menopause transition
Health, Sports & Psychology

Candles and campfires: creativity and the menopause transition

...articulate in conversation. [Catherine sitting in a lavender field.] As I found ways to reconnect to myself, and to manage aspects of my own menopause, I began to bring this discovery into my community arts work, for example running creative writing workshops and singing workshops for those experiencing menopause. Often these also connected with nature (pictured above is...
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Is ‘fake news’ still a problem for society?
Society, Politics & Law

Is ‘fake news’ still a problem for society?

...articulated a fear of fakeness in an era obsessed with authenticity, how it fed into a narrative of media bias and manipulation, meant that it was firmly embedded in our modern cultural vocabulary. What we’re perhaps seeing now, however, is that the term’s close associations with Trumpian politics mean that it might begin to slowly disappear in the rear-view mirror in...
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Getting started with Italian 3
Languages

Getting started with Italian 3

...le stazioni e collegano i piccoli centri. Hanno solo la seconda classe e costano poco ma viaggiano lentamente, a circa 100 km orari. Però c’è anche un regionale veloce, economico ma meno frequente. Su molti treni si può portare la bicicletta pagando il supplemento bici. I treni nazionali (Intercity e Frecciabianca) collegano città grandi e medie su tutto il...
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Level 1: Introductory 8 hrs