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A discussion and demonstration of aspects of reading; the place and importance of oral reading, the development of word attack skills, how to handle responses and how a teacher can provide reinforcement.
The monthly round-up of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research and published at Learning on Screen by Andrew Ormsby. An eclectic selection this month,...
The play by David Hare.
Examines the way of life of the Toubou, a nomadic tribe living in the Sahara desert. Looks in particular at the role of women in the tribe.
Shows how modern corporate innovators apply key creative concepts to show a range of UK products as diverse as eye baths, jet engines and chocolate eggs. Touches on aspects of leadership, corporate culture...
Shows some of the computer systems which are used by the House of Fraser to manage the operation of their high-street stores and illustrates how modular design is used to help the construction and...
An account of the natural history of the Great Barrier Reef, its discovery by French and British navigators in the 18th century, and the threat posed to the reef’s unique formation and fauna by ocean...
Examines the feasibility of radical change within individual companies - changing their shape, size and the nature of the workforce. Looks into the myth of the ‘flexible firm’ and examines the issues of...
Robert Shaw and Patrick Magee star in this 1968 cinema adaptation by Harold Pinter of his play about a lodger in a seaside boarding house threatened by two strangers.
The 1975 stage play transferred to television in 1979. The plot concerns a class for stand-up comics that meets before a talent-spotting contest. The play presents a realist depiction of the classroom and...
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