'Dearing' presentation slideshows

HEAVY METALS

HEAVY METALS. Bioremediation of mercury contaminated soil. Forms of mercury: 1. Free Hg(II), 2. Particle-bound Hg(II), and 3. Hg(0). Hg(II) and Hg p have atomospheric residence times on the order of weeks Hg(0) can be retained approx. 0.5 to 2 years in the global atmospheric pool.

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The Context of COLT

The Context of COLT. Richard Towell Chair National Steering Group Routes into Languages. Issue. The position of Languages in the UK education system. Does/Will the nation possess the capability in languages it needs for its economic and social well-being?

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e-Reflect, a System for Making Assessment Count through Reflection

Dr Mark J.P. Kerrigan, Dr Mark Clements, Dr Andrew Bond, Ms Federica Oradini, Ms Yanitsa Nedelcheva & Prof Gunter Saunders. e-Reflect, a System for Making Assessment Count through Reflection. UK University Context I.

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Language teaching (and research) in HE

Language teaching (and research) in HE. Richard Hudson UCML Jan 2008. An ideal world. At school , languages are: well taught popular BA FL graduates are: numerous enthusiastic about teaching at school well informed about school-relevant topics

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E-learning forum

E-learning forum. Thursday 12 th May 2011. Introductions. Daniel Clark University Learning Technologist D.R.Clark@kent.ac.uk Louise Frith Curriculum and Educational Developer L.J.Frith @ kent.ac.uk Mick Norman Faculty Learning Technologist (Social Sciences) M.J.Norman@kent.ac.uk.

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Welcome to the Department of Leadership and Management

Placements and Employability. Ruth Brooks Business Management Course Leader r.brooks@hud.ac.uk. Welcome to the Department of Leadership and Management. Former placement students as educators, mentors and inspiration for the next generation.

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Proper Nouns

Proper Nouns. Proper nouns are special names for people, places, animals and things. Proper nouns begin with capital letters. Examples: Bill (person), Dahlonega (place), Jillian (animal), Coca-Cola (thing). Proper Nouns. When you are looking for proper nouns ask yourself:

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