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A student-led enquiry looking at the commercial management practices and new working arrangements and structures introduced by St George’s Hospital Trust. The seven modules (approx. 8 min each) cover...
An introduction to cognitive learning theory, focusing on the importance of early childhood experiences in preparing children for school learning. Summarises much of what is currently known about learning...
Nobel Laureate Professor Sir John Cornforth overcomes his deafness to present an elegant account of how he and his wife, Rita, disentangled a historically important puzzle in steroid synthesis. Meticulous...
A step-by-step account of how to construct a business plan, covering objectives, marketing, production, resources needed, financial plan, and general approach, using case studies as illustrations.
Explains the purpose of revision and how it can be organised in order ot encourage viewers to develop and practice their own revision techniques. Covers: purpose of revision; how we learn; motivation;...
Series attempting to define and explain culture by looking at its elements, using examples from around the world. 1: How culture develops as a result of the geographical elements of topography, climate and...
Recording of a lecture given by Professor John Kent as part of the London Mathematical Society’s Popular Lecture Series. Shape is a key aspect of geometric objects. Two objects are said to have the same...
Short videos dealing with the structure of the human body, emphasising clinically relevant aspects, such as injuries and disabilities. Each programme deals with a specific area of the body, using live models...
Shows the dissection and examination of a normal human brain. Dr Marco Rossi, Consultant Neuropathologist at the Corsellis Collection, Runwell Hospital, Essex, performs a standard dissection, identifying the...
Professor Susan Standing conducts a basic anatomical examination of the human brain and its connections in the skull. She also examines the brain and spinal cord using museum specimens. Filmed in a hospital...
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