Didáctica de las Ciencias Sociales: Curso Cero (2013)
El Grado de Educación Primaria de la Universidad de Murcia incluye, entre sus materias obligatorias, tres asignaturas del área de Didáctica de las ciencias sociales: Ciencias sociales y su didáctica (2.º curso), Espacio y tiempo en la didáctica de las ciencias sociales (2.º curso), Metodología didáctica para la enseñanza de las ciencias sociales (3.º curso). La complejidad e interdisciplinariedad de las materias abordadas (Geografía, Historia, Patrimonio, Tecnología) hacía necesari
Well Women Well Women was written for primary health workers who manage the everyday health needs of women. It covers:
Student and Course-sponsored OER Projects 経済統計と産業連関－フードシステム論から－(吉田 泰治 教授) 情報リテラシー論(2012年度 井上 仁 准教授) Conmutación Fundamentos Matemáticos de la Arquitectura Técnica Does market-led development have a future? [Audio] Representing Europeans: a pragmatic approach [Audio] Startup Rising: The Entrepreneurial Revolution Remaking the Middle East [Audio] Turning algae into biofuel Reducing the effects of fish farms Unravelling the intricacies of Earth's magnetic field North Carolina architects and builders : a biographical dictionary Experimental workshops comparing the musical performance of vernacular poetry in medieval Wales, Ire Society for Irish Latin American studies Agamemnon Digital Heritage Technologies and Issues of Community Engagement and Cultural Restitution in 'New St educ@conTIC. Las TIC en el aula de Educación Infantil Genetic and Cellular Complexity: A Critique of Intelligent Design
コースに「経済統計と産業連関－フードシステム論から－(吉田 泰治 教授)」を追加しました。(2013年05月19日)
コースに「情報リテラシー論(2012年度 井上 仁 准教授)」を追加しました。(2013年07月19日)
Se trata de una asignatura fundamental. Se exponen los conceptos básicos relativos a la conmutación en redes, tanto conmutación de paquetes como conmutación de circuitos. En especial, en la sección de conmutación de paquetes, se estudian en profundidad las redes Ethernet, que serán utilizadas en varias asignaturas posteriores.
Dotar al alumno de las herramientas del cálculo diferencial y el álgebra, básicas en la formación de un arquitecto, para que éste pueda abordar con éxito otras materias de su titulación.
Speaker(s): Dr Ha-Joon Chang, Professor Danny Quah | The Department of International Development’s third annual Development Debate will consider the topic “Does market-led development have a future?”. The debate is organized by the Development Management Programme, and features two world authorities on economic growth and development, Professor Danny Quah of the LSE, and Dr Ha-Joon Chang of Cambridge. Ha-Joon Chang is one of the leading heterodox economists and institutional economists spe
Speaker(s): Professor Richard Rose | Less than a year away from the 2014 European Parliament elections, Professor Richard Rose talks about his new book on democracy in Europe, Representing Europeans: A Pragmatic Approach (OUP). With the European Union now impacting more and more on people's lives, he analyses how democratic the EU institutions are, how far they respond to voters' concerns, how voters see European elections and referenda, and how the EU institutions might yet be reformed. Richard
Speaker(s): Christopher Schroeder | The west has one narrative around the Middle East based on political instability and sectarian unrest. In parallel, and little understood, a new generation has come of age in the region, as around the globe, never knowing a world without technology. While these tools of connection, collaboration and innovation have changed the political dynamics on the ground, a second revolution is happening in parallel. Young entrepreneurs are starting companies by the t
This week in the Planet Earth Podcast: Phil Kerrison and Lars Brunner from the Scottish Association for Marine Science explain how seaweed could be cultivated to fuel a power station, your car or even aircraft.
This week in the Planet Earth Podcast: Kenny Black and Jo Gosling of the Scottish Association for Marine Science describe the work they're doing to make fish farming sustainable.
This week in the Planet Earth Podcast: Ciaran Beggan and Tom Shanahan of NERC's British Geological Survey explain why accurately measuring the Earth's magnetic field is so important.
The North Carolina State University Libraries have provided this online biographical dictionary of about 170 architects and builders who have produced North Carolina's architecture from 1750 to the present day. Launched in Spring 2009 each entry offers brief information on birthplace, residences, trades, work locations, building types, styles and forms as well as a fuller biography, building list and bibliography. A keyword search, as well as a browse facility are provided, together with a bui
This website outlines two AHRC-funded experimental workshops exploring the “lost aural and oral dimension of bardic poetry” of medieval Scotland, Wales and Ireland. The workshops will bring together poets, singers, musicians and academics to piece together and test ways of performing a genre of poetry which although conceived for declamation to a musical accompaniment, is now only known from the written page. The workshops will result in a series of performances of poems from each re
The Society for Irish Latin American studies is a society dedicated to "promote the study of relations between Ireland and Latin American countries." Founded in 2003, the society encompasses study of Irish emigrants to Latin America, including their settlement, lives, and achievements as well as the role of Ireland in Latin America and Latin America in Ireland in the current day. The website covers a wealth of useful background information on the society, including information about the annual c
This is an electronic version of Aeschylus' "Agamemnon", translated and edited by Ian C. Johnston. The material was prepared for courses he originally taught at Malaspina University College, Nanaimo, Canada. This resource is available via the Oxford Text Archive (OTA) website and can be downloaded as a zipped file in HTML format. It is necessary to apply for approval from the OTA before download, and a link is provided to the terms and conditions of use, and a form to apply for permission.
This Anthropology Departmental Seminar (2 November 2012) is by Professor Mike Rowlands (University College London), in collaboration with Graeme Were (Brisbane). Its theme is material anthropology.
Durada: 35 min. Vídeo. educacontic.es CC 3.0.
Les noves tecnologies han arribat per quedar-se a les aules i s'han introduït fins i tot en aquells espais que no compten amb una dotació especifica per treballar amb les TIC. És el cas de l'Educació Infantil on moltes professores i professors
Dr Denis Alexander : Course
