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...perceptions of nature will create conflicting methodologies in terms of the environment – most of all, in terms of how we see it. Without a perception of the natural world, we aren’t quite sure what it is we are trying to save. (Lamb, 1996, p. 475) You will see that Lamb’s argument was focused on environmental awareness, an important factor which will be discussed...

...perceptions so that books, reading and the library are seen in a positive light. It is this positive mindset upon which a reading-rich culture is built. By the end of this session, you should be able to: appreciate the importance of reading for pleasure adopt a range of strategies which help promote reading understand how to elevate reading to a special status...Session...

...perception of a subject (or part thereof); sometimes it may even transform one’s personal identity. Irreversible – it is unlikely that a threshold concept is forgotten or unlearned once acquired due to transformation. Integrative – a threshold concept is able to expose ‘the previously hidden interrelatedness of something’. Bounded – a threshold concept can...

...perception and learning, again, a huge amount of progress. The Watson system extracting information from text. Cars watching the world as they go by. Learning algorithms that classify images and write descriptions. Even a system that discovers the concept of a cat entirely for itself just by looking at millions of images of everything under the sun. Now, a lot of this...