rivers

Courses tagged with "rivers"

These short dramas portray a range of active learning techniques in a fictional primary school in West Africa: 'Cast the Spell' - creating a drama in the classroom; 'Seven Rivers in Africa' - using songs and poems; 'The Maths Game' - engaging pupils with games; 'The Open Day Drama' - pupils working in groups; 'The Town Meeting' - interactive stories and 'Let me do the Cooking Mama' - practical tasks.

These dramas are not 'perfect' lessons but raise questions about different strategies which teachers can use to enhance their pupils’ learning.
Category: Education
Diarmuid Gavin is well known for his magical skills at turning a back yard rubbish dump into something resembling the hanging gardens of Babylon. For him planning and designing shape, colour and form are the vital ingredients to a perfect garden. So Ever Wondered sent him out to see how two famous artists pushed the boundaries in their garden design…
Category: Visual Art
The Saving Species team are joined by Quenton Fontenot who is an Associate Professor in Biological Sciences at Nicholls State University, Louisiana. They discuss the value of coastal marshlands and highlight the resiliant nature of the Mississippi Delta
Category: Natural History
Patricia Ash talks us through the impressive journey of eels to our rivers.
Category: Natural History
Mike Dodd introduces some of the life found at the mouths of British rivers
Category: Natural History
Are burping fish destroying our world?
This extract from Potable Water Treatment, an Open University OpenLearn unit, introduces the basics of water as a source of nutrition.
All sorts of consumers feed on the organic material found in the waters.
Category: Chemistry
How does carbon find itself in fresh water - and where does it go from there?
Category: Chemistry
As rivers deposit their contents, carbon starts to lay down.
Category: Chemistry
The rivers are moving carbon across the planet.
Category: Chemistry
A look at how the effects of man have shaped the River Medway over time. For a richer experience, explore these changes with our coastal mapping interactive.
Category: Geography