A Teacher's Guide to Education Law
J.C. Blokhuis and Jonathan Feldman discuss their new book on education law designed for an audience of educators.
Speaker Biography: J.C. Blokhuis is a 2013 Kluge Fellow and assistant professor of social development studies at Renison University College and University of Waterloo.
Speaker Biography: Jonathan W. Feldman has been a U.S. Magistrate Judge in the Western District of New York since 1995.
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What is Happening with TV?
Bruno Patino, director of the Journalism School, Sciences Po, Paris, ex-director of digital, strategy and TV channels at France Télévisions. Introduction by Richard Sambrook.
Laxton : living in an open field village
This website offers a package of online learning resources based around the unique Laxton open field system. The farmland around the Nottinghamshire village of Laxton contains the sole surviving example of the communally-managed system of strip fields which was widespread in England before the enclosures of the 18th and 19th centuries. This resource, which updates older offline educational materials, is illustrated with reproductions of archive material, including estate maps, the records of ma
Economic Governance in Uncharted Waters | Institute of Politics
John Dramani Mahama, President of the Republic of Ghana, addressed the John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum on his country’s past, and on a variety of domestic and foreign policy issues Ghana currently faces. He spoke about Ghana’s plans for future economic development and its place in West African history, while fielding questions from the audience about his country’s international relations and his own philosophy of leadership. The Forum was moderated by Harvard Kennedy School Dean David Ellwood.
Virtual Maths - Numbers, 2D Elipse simulation tool
Interactive simulation tool demonstrating formula for calculating the area of an elipse
The week ahead: The three T’s of Trump Will the president who arrives at the NATO summit next week be Triumphant Trump, Tetchy Trump or Torpedo Trump? Also, how the discovery of a new gas field could mean a better economic future for Egypt. And the vegan attacks on boucheries in northern France. Simon Long hosts
2.12 Summary The hydrological cycle is a complex process involving evaporation, transpiration, condensation, air circulation, precipitation, infiltration, surface run-off and percolation. Aquifers are an important source of fresh water supplying about one-third of the UK's potable water demand. Most of the world's water is present as saline water in the oceans. Creating a Culture of Innovation - Wayne Delker, Clorox Norman Doidge on The Brain That Changes Itself 1.2.6 Defining global markets Global markets for manufactured goods, as opposed to, say, primary commodities such as oil and timber, arose largely in the second half of the twentieth century as trade between countries intensified. The lowering of transport costs and the relative fall in trade barriers enabled firms in one country to compete with a domestic rival in another. The supply of manufactured goods across the globe as a result of worldwide demand, principally from the affluent economies, thus heightened competitio Virtual Maths - 2D Shapes, elipse CH301 Collection Michael Palin's hot air balloon ride over the Serengeti - BBC Virtual Maths - Numbers, Geometry 3D shapes Jane Waldfogel - Early Years Child Development and Social Mobility 1.5.1 Different ways of working Composing for an entire film is an intense and intensive experience, which must usually be completed in a very short time. Composers are always the last people to work on a film, and cannot begin writing the score until the final edit of the film is ready, often only a few weeks before the film is to be released. Composers work in many different ways: David Arnold (the current James Bond composer) uses an electronic keyboard and computers to record and manipulate his ideas, which are or 24.805 Topics in Epistemology: Self-Knowledge (MIT) Cinque Ports Quick Q Palm Springs WindMills "Secrets of the WindMills" Everything you ever wanted to know about the Palm Springs or any other windmills, but were afraid to ask. KESQ-TV's Gil Diaz goes behind the locked gates to reveal the "Secrets of the Windmills". Video gives specifics of the wind mill, 228 feet tall and blades nearly 100 feet long. There are about 4,800 wind mills, they were first installed in 1981, they installed as an experiment by NASA. Where they are installed is the second most consistently windy place in
Wayne L. Delker, Chief Innovation Offer (retired) of The Clorox Company, discusses how to create a culture of innovation within a public company.
Psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, and best-selling author, Dr. Norman Doidge, discusses the findings in his latest book, The Brain that Changes Itself, an examination of brain neuroplasticity.
Interactive simulation demonstrating formula and calculation of area of an elipse
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This is a test collection for Introduction to Chemistry.
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Palin tries the 'Out of Africa Breakfast' and a spot of Hot Air Ballooning on the border between the Serengeti and the Masai Mara in Kenya.
Diagrams and forumulas for calculating area and volume of 3D shapes
cube, cuboid, cylinder, sphere, hemisphere, triangular prism, frustrum, cone, pyramid
Social Mobility has become a major political discussion point in recent years, here Professor Jane Waldfogel from Columbia University, New York, a leading expert on early years child development, discuss the importance of the early years of childhood for life chances and the evidence that policy intervention can make a difference to poor children's development.
This course is a graduate seminar surveying recent work on self-knowledge. Some questions that will be explored and discussed are: What is the distinctive philosophical interest of self-knowledge? Is self-knowledge really an epistemic achievement? Is it plausible that there is a uniform explanation of all distinctively first-personal self-knowledge?
The Confederation of Cinque Ports is a historic series of coastal towns in Kent and Sussex.
Q methodology is a technique for modelling viewpoints, that was developed by William Stephenson (1902-1989). This animation, intended for a general audience, provides a short non-technical introduction to the methodology, outlining the different stages involved in conducting a Q study. The animation was funded by the UK Higher Education Academy, as part of the National Teaching Fellow 'Assessing Students at Masters level' project, Assimilate.
