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Note taking in relation to the Social Sciences
Society, Politics & Law

Note taking in relation to the Social Sciences

...concepts, or themes, or arguments recur – it is allowing you to basically pick out the threads of the course and subsequently when you come to do your studying in later parts of the course, you may find yourself saying, oh I have come across that before and you can go back and add in to your earlier notes where things are coming up time and time again. So the course is...
Why are young men worldwide experiencing mental health crises?
Health, Sports & Psychology

Why are young men worldwide experiencing mental health crises?

...concept is so intensely enmeshed with roles that, according to Ozawa-de Silva, it’s common for people to introduce themselves with their job titles before their names. “Instead of saying, ‘Hi, I’m David,’ in Japan you say, ‘Hello, I’m Sony’s David,’” she says. “Even when you meet people at very informal parties.” In times of failure, the Japanese...
Looking at, describing and identifying objects
History & The Arts

Looking at, describing and identifying objects

...concept appropriate to a diplomatic gift given as Britain and Japan attempted to find common ground in their approach to China in the 1920s. It was certainly chosen to be studied in this OpenLearn course because it symbolises different ways of looking at the same problem...Looking at, describing and identifying objects: Conclusion - The case study on the netsuke allowed...
Children’s rights
Society, Politics & Law

Children’s rights

...concepts of ‘welfare’, ‘power’ and ‘diversity’ and the theme of citizenship. What different constructions of children and childhood are described? What points are made about the power relations between adults and children in relation to children's rights? What does Ann Phoenix mean when she says that ‘childhood is differentiated’? What aspects of...
Level 2: Intermediate 1 hr
Approaching literature: reading Great Expectations
History & The Arts

Approaching literature: reading Great Expectations

...conception of the convict suggests gothic melodrama, but it is melodrama incorporated within a subtle artistic medium to produce complex effects within the reader. Why does the term ‘gothic’ seem appropriate? Well, surely, the figure that ‘started up’ into Pip's view with such suddenness ‘from among the graves’, with his frightful glaring and growling, reminds...
Health, disease and society: Scottish influence in the 19th century
History & The Arts

Health, disease and society: Scottish influence in the 19th century

...concept of sensibility was to be found outside medical encounters, in a new and extremely successful literary genre, the ‘novel of sentiment’. Writers such as Samuel Richardson, Laurence Sterne and Henry Mackenzie, who were familiar with the current medico-physiological debate, openly drew on these notions and made their characters' sensibility and response to...
Attention
Society, Politics & Law

Attention

...concept of attention may have rather negative connotations. At school we were told to pay attention, making us all too aware that it was not possible to listen to the teacher while at the same time being lost in more interesting thoughts. Neither does it seem possible to listen effectively to two different things at the same time. How many parents with young children...
Level 3: Advanced 10 hrs
Teachers sharing resources online
Education & Development

Teachers sharing resources online

...concept across of the change of structure of rocks, so I thought why don’t I do it using cheese toasties? I brought in all of my equipment; slices of the bread, grated cheese and that sort of thing. And we got the kids to go through the process of erosion, that’s the grating of the cheese. We had 2 colour cheeses; we had a red and white cheese, and then they would put...
Level 2: Intermediate 10 hrs