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Videotaped source material for research purposes: this video records Eva Karczag’s detailed anatomical understanding of the body which she uses as a preparation for t’ai chi. Karczag is a dancer and an...
A series of three videos written and presented by Bill Douglas, founder of World T’ai Chi & Qigong Day. He explains the complex Chinese concepts simply using Western culture, with the aim of giving a...
Tai Chi Chaun (Chuan) is the name given to a number of traditional Chinese exercises, based on gentle movements that harmonise breathing with mental concentration. Tai Chi Chaun requires posture to be steady...
Dr Malcolm Caldwell, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, presents a radical view of the careers of Ho Chi Minh and Sukarno.
Twenty-minute programmes using contemporary news and archive film from ITN, witnesses to the protagonists’ lives and the voices of commentators and historians to build up potraits of eight influential...
A collection of six short films, written and presented by Deb Gajic (The Polesworth School / Association of Teachers of Psychology), designed with the new Maths in A-Level Psychology requirements in mind....
Selections from the series of dance films made by the American avant-garde film-maker Maya Deren in the 1940s and 1950s. It contains Talley Beatty’s A Study in Choreography for the Camera, Frank...
Covers tests for means (in particular Student’s T test), tests for variances (in particular the F test), tests for frequencies (in particular the Chi squared test), the general layout of tests and type I...
Looks into the nature of the CHI squared stats test, the nature of statistical conficence intervals and the influence of sample size and experimental design on experimental results. Shows the work of Simon...
Self-assessment using multiple choice questions, in social sciences: exploratory data analysis, confirmatory descriptive statistics, sampling, sampling error, levels of measurement, choosing the correct...
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