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Why are nonhuman animals victims of harm?
Society, Politics & Law

Why are nonhuman animals victims of harm?

...laws governing legally permissible harming of farmed animals, but all ‘livestock’ farming necessitates killing. This is obviously so for ‘meat’, but also applies to killing ‘dairy’ cows and laying hens when they are no longer able to produce enough milk or eggs to be profitably kept alive. These harms include slaughterhouse killing but also legal killing on...
People-centred designing
Science, Maths & Technology

People-centred designing

...laws. So it means, literally, the laws of work. This title reflects the origins of the approach, which lay in attempts to improve the performance efficiency of industrial workers and military personnel, through rational, scientific enquiry into human needs and behaviour. There are two things, therefore, that distinguish ergonomics both from other professional design...
Level 1: Introductory 12 hrs
Leadership: external context and culture
Education & Development

Leadership: external context and culture

...laws. And he made the rules. And whatever he says we must just do. But when Mr. Alexander came, and new policies and the whole approach on being a principal also changed, it was more of a collaborative approach. Whenever he throw out policies, teachers have an input. He can't do things on his own. He must always consult the rest of his management also, and then consult...
Continuity and learning
Education & Development

Continuity and learning

...Law and Spanish. Found that wasn’t for me, didn’t enjoy it at all. So that I went into NatWest Bank and worked my way up there, became sort of in-house financial advisor, and lasted about four years there until I really don’t want to do this anymore. So I went to work for a specialist learning disabilities company that helped remediate learning difficulty through...
Level 1: Introductory 12 hrs
Investigating psychology
Health, Sports & Psychology

Investigating psychology

...laws and ethical considerations. Activity 3 Open the CHIP resource in a new tab in your web browser. Begin by clicking ‘pin all’ for methods and return to the star field so you can see them all. Match each of the options with its related terms: Projective testing Queer history/theory IQ testing Alfred Binet Introspection Wilhelm Wundt Discourse analysis Jonathan...
Level 2: Intermediate 3 hrs
Why maps are made
Society, Politics & Law

Why maps are made

...law and also in the ‘claiming and naming’ of places. Being ‘on’ or ‘off the map’ can literally change your fortunes...Why maps are made: 3.3.1 Mapmaking for the twenty-first century - In early mapmaking history, maps were compiled from travellers’ tales, sailors’ logs and other maps. Information could, therefore, come from various sources and different...
Level 1: Introductory 8 hrs
Introducing Black leadership Badge icon
Society, Politics & Law

Introducing Black leadership

...laws, et cetera, are more superior to what we called the Global South which are Black and Brown people. So those manifestations have continued from early 17th century from slavery until today. [MUSIC PLAYING] The most clear example in contemporary society of the manifestations of racialisation is South Africa and the apartheid system, where people are stratified into...
Level 1: Introductory 24 hrs
An introduction to public leadership
Money & Business

An introduction to public leadership

...law enforcement. Many of the issues we deal with are public health issues. Violent crime is a public health issue. Poverty is a public health issue. These all contribute to crime in our communities, and the policing solution isn't the only solution. And it may momentarily deal with offenders and offending behaviour, but if we are to truly keep communities safe and be...