3.5.3 Single participant interventions A single participant intervention study, studies the effects of an intervention in the case of one person, with the aim of establishing those elements of the intervention which would work with the majority of people. This is because the method assumes that in all important respects, all human beings are the same, and the effects of the intervention in one case should be the same in all cases. It is a method that belongs to objectivity. Barney's "Do Your Ears Hang Low?" Song Schoolplaten : Databank van kleurplaten Op de site vind je een grote verzameling kleurplaten, prenten, foto's en knutselwerkjes. 2.2.3 Reading graphs and charts: getting started Graphs and charts ought to be easy to read, since the main point of turning numbers into diagrams is to bring out their meaning more clearly. However, they are abstract representations that attempt to summarise certain aspects of the world in a condensed form. Consequently, they require a degree of mental effort on your part to bridge the gap between the formal pictures on the page and the aspects of ‘reality’ they represent. It is important to approach graphs and diagrams caref Backdoor broadcasting company : Tim Thornton : Clinical Judgement and the Medical Humanities Authors Forum: The Pure Time-Preference Theory of Interest 4.1 Overview For a small country whose population has never been much in excess of five million, Scotland seems to have more than its fair share of famous men and women. Native Scots or those descended directly from them have been the recipients of some 11 per cent of all the Nobel Prizes that have been awarded. In this section of the OpenLearn Scotland collection, we look in detail at the lives and work of four great Scots: John Napier, James Clerk Maxwell, Robert Owen and David Hume. Je peux voir les mots que tu dis ! 7 Independent T-Tests This activity introduces the independent t-test – a powerful test to use when you are comparing two groups or conditions. There are two variants of the t-test: AmbiViewer: A Tool for Creating Architectural Mixed Reality Tom Woods: Champion of Libertarian Dissent 18.726 Algebraic Geometry (MIT) Profits Do Not Make Health Care Unaffordable
I was recently told that I could clear up all of my misconceptions on the issue of health care by reading a single article by Steven Brill: “Bitter Pill: Why Medical Bills Are Killing Us.” Mr. Brill’s article, which
graced the cover of Time magazine last year, weighed in at over forty pages. Expect Fifty years since Sputnik - Piers Bizony Digitizing Architecture: Formalization and Content Virtual Maths, Shapes, Space and Measure, Demonstration of a Theodolite Survey in action Social Movements in the US: From the American Revolution to Obama [Audio] Differentiating with an MP3 Bionic arm trumps flesh after elective amputation Is Europe Working? [Audio]
In this video, students can sing along with Barney and all his friends on the farm! Students will enjoy singing "Do Your Ears Hang Low?" as they watch the cute dog with the floppy ears. This is a great resource for the early childhood classroom. (00:55)
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This section of the Backdoor Broadcasting Company website makes recordings of academic lectures available to researchers and members of the public. Here, a lecture delivered by Tim Thornton of the University of Central Lancashire on 25 November 2009 at The Humanities and Arts Research Centre, Royal Holloway University of London is posted as a podcast. The lecture, "Clinical Judgement and the Medical Humanities" deals with areas of ethics and contemporary philosophy and linguistic studies relat
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L’accès à la langue française orale et écrite est difficile pour les enfants sourds. Créer des outils numériques, pédagogiques et ludiques, tel est le défi du projet pluridisciplinaire Handicom.
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This paper presents a new mixed reality system for architecture, AmbiViewer. The system employs digital video, onboard modeler and global positioning to merge physical and simulated entities on the screen. The system can be used to model projects on-site, and in view of the project environs. The paper also discusses the use of AmbiViewer in creating cybrids, compositions of virtual and material reality. The paper concludes with a description of a small project undertaken with AmbiViewer and
Jeff Deist and Tom Woods to discuss Tom's new book entitled 'Real Dissent: A Libertarian Sets Fire to the Index Card of Allowable Opinion.'
This course provides an introduction to the language of schemes, properties of morphisms, and sheaf cohomology. Together with 18.725 Algebraic Geometry, students gain an understanding of the basic notions and techniques of modern algebraic geometry.
Award-winning space historian, Piers Bizony, presents an illustrated account of the Space Age, from the first tiny satellites to America's colossal project to land men on the moon.
CAAD is constantly provoking and raising many potentials, challenges and arguments in academia, practice, and even in the theory of architecture itself. This process starts with the pedagogy of designing and the ongoing questions such as how much of CAAD should be incorporated in teaching, and ends with digital design technologies and the new emerging questions such as how biologically inspired computational processes alter the form of our architecture and the typical design process. Architectur
Using a theodolite to calculate the height of a building, demonstration 'in the field', includes interactive simulation tools and formulae
Speaker(s): Professor Craig Calhoun | Professor Calhoun is a world-renowned social scientist whose work connects sociology to culture, communication, politics, philosophy and economics. He took up his post as LSE Director on 1 September 2012, having left the United States where he was University Professor at New York University and director of the Institute for Public Knowledge and President of the Social Science Research Council. Professor Calhoun took a D Phil in History and Sociology at Oxfor
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Three people with paralysed arms had their hands amputated and replaced by prosthetic ones that they control with their mind
Speaker(s): Professor Sir Christopher Pissarides | The government announced earlier this year that LSE will be one of 12 universities to have the prestigious title of Regius Professor bestowed upon it by The Queen to mark the Diamond Jubilee, with the creation of a new Regius Professor in Economics. A Regius Professorship is a rare privilege, with only two created in the past century; it is regarded as a reflection of the exceptionally high quality of teaching and research at an institution. It