Curriculum Sessions

Students will have understanding in basic teaching methodology : practical skills: warmup activities: devising theatre : approaches to text : written evaluation : student evaluation and engagement .

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At university, alongside practicals and lectures, most science based courses include weekly academic small group tutorials that will give you a chance to discuss key concepts based on current research. This is usually based on published journal articles. This will help you to conduct your own research for your final year project. This series of tutorials will will help you to build key skills needed to begin to analyse journal articles.

Introduction to Geology

Students will examine the mechanics and principles of aerodynamics. Understand how the shape of an airfoil or wing impacts the amount of lift generated. Understand how birds and helicopters can fly.

Japanese for beginners.

Learning the basics behind editing photographs in Adobe Lightroom. Understand how to import files and then manipulate and adjust your photographs for stunning results. Students should have access to Adobe Lightroom.

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What is it? Symptoms? Causes? Interventions?

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Applying theories of maths and physics to sports performance. In the resources folder is the presentation for session 1, the recording and a copy of the book "An introduction to Sports Biomechanics". Session 2 will complete the reamaining slides that were missed, before looking in more depth at some basketball and football examples.

A series of lectures outlining the contexual influence on Shakespeare's plays. Students will garner a sound understanding of late 16th and early 17th Century life, politics, religion and culture in the UK and how the context impacted Shakespeare's plays.

Session 1: Shakespeare, Queen Elizabeth and Elizabethan England

Session 2: When Shakespeare went Missing

Session 3: In London

Session 4: Shakespeare and King James

Learn the key concepts of SQL (Structured Query Language) the powerful and standard database management query language for relational databases. You will learn the basics of designing and writing SQL queries to execute on a practice database.

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Exploring the historical and anthropological role played by music as a tool for social change within the 20th and 21st centuries.

A series of lessons taking Physics beyond A Level.

Is the Earth a living organism? For that matter, what does it mean to be "living"? In this series we'll explore our world from a different perspective.

Students will explore the varius ways that companies can change their strategies to enusre they survive the global pandemic.

Exploring some of the key discoveries from famous mathematicians and the importance and application in the modern world.

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How do we know what is right and wrong? How can we decide what the best thing to do is in a given situation? Who decides what morality is? This series of lectures explores some of the most prominent theories and theorists.

A guide on how to read critically, focusing on:

- Difference between criticality and criticism

- Comparative Frames

- Hunting Assumptions

- Developing Criticality

Using formal debating rules I will debate myself discussing both sides then let the audience vote at the end. Topics of debate may include:

1. The British Royal Family should be scrapped.

2. The NHS should be privatised.

3. School uniforms are a good thing.

4. Still having nuclear weapons is a waste of money

5. Immigration is a good thing

6. Dictators should be given amnesty to give up power peacefully.

7. Homework is pointless

8. Euthanasia should be legalised

Students will be introduced to Einstein's Relativity Theory

An in depth study of a selection of poets to include Phillip Larkin and Shelley

Modern Economic Theories:

- Poverty Economics

- Behavioural economics

- Climate economics

A basic introduction to the principles that underlie all of of Geology and ultimately all of modern day science. We will understand the evolution of the theory and then try and put it into practice using some 'virtual' examples.

Students will look at X-ray imaging, Ultrasound use, MRI and PET scans

Exploring the harmonious relationship between physics and Music, analysing interval ratios, the effects of environment on sound and the manner in which these are considered in the recording process of Music.

An overview of Music's anthropological role within the modern world, the effects of both listening to, and practicing music on the brain, and an analysis of how wider populations utilise music.