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31:19 Episode 1 - Climate optimism or fatalism:… Episode 1 - Climate optimism or fatalism: Teaching climate change in today's university	Episode 1 - Climate optimism or fatalism: Teaching climate change in today's university This podcast complements the University’s Teaching Matters blog, and invites students and staff to engage in topical conversations. The first three episodes accompany the Teaching Matters… emotion motivation positive psychology plastic recycling social science climate change issues climate change applied ethics conservative town interesting point academic administration big problem engineering young people learning teaching matters social sciences caption complete social media philosophical schools and traditions education knowledge sustainable development justice iad education terminology labor climate justice hydro power good point teaching 1st episode liberal arts huge amount edinburgh humanities student philosophical terminology mass media human behavior appropriate technology organizations environmental social science making decisions move forward sociology 7000000000 people effects environmental issues psychology climate optimism academic disciplines sustainability cognition economics social justice environmental anxiety emotions student society wrong direction behavior electrical engineering electrical engineer religious studies international projects climate change policy teaching methods From Sarah Thomas on March 15th, 2019 0 likes 21 plays 0 Publisher The Institute for Academic Development Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created February 20th, 2019
03:58 Sun and memories help ants navigate backwards Sun and memories help ants navigate backwards	Sun and memories help ants navigate backwards They are famed for their highly developed work ethic … now a study shows ants’ navigational skills are more sophisticated than was previously thought. Further information:… walking recognize manage communication scene ants sharp follow caption complete foraging wrong direction fortunately question memory answer scenery direction robots forward cookie bioinformatics informatics news compass training biology terminology straight maintain behavior representation backward vision From Kathryn Hood on January 20th, 2017 0 likes 124 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created January 20th, 2017

31:19

Episode 1 - Climate optimism or fatalism:…

Episode 1 - Climate optimism or fatalism: Teaching climate change in today's university

This podcast complements the University’s Teaching Matters blog, and invites students and staff to engage in topical conversations. The first three episodes accompany the Teaching Matters…

climate change issues

academic administration

philosophical schools and traditions

education

knowledge

sustainable development

justice

iad

education terminology

philosophical terminology

mass media

human behavior

appropriate technology organizations

environmental social science

environmental anxiety

electrical engineering

electrical engineer

religious studies

international projects

climate change policy

teaching methods

From Sarah Thomas on March 15th, 2019 0 likes 21 plays 0

Publisher

The Institute for Academic Development

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Creative Commons - Attribution

Language

English

Date Created

February 20th, 2019

03:58

Sun and memories help ants navigate backwards

They are famed for their highly developed work ethic … now a study shows ants’ navigational skills are more sophisticated than was previously thought. Further information:…

From Kathryn Hood on January 20th, 2017 0 likes 124 plays 0

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Date Created

January 20th, 2017

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