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23:18 Phil Methods 1 - Week 11 - Part 3 Phil Methods 1 - Week 11 - Part 3	Phil Methods 1 - Week 11 - Part 3 Minimal Naturalism and Domesticated Transcendentalism science naturalism wheeler kind philosophy phenomenology sense claims philosopher transcendentalism clash phenomenologists paper jelly kinds things head experiences experience mind From Dave Ward 0 likes 59 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
01:28:29 Professional Learning Webinar: Getting the Most… Professional Learning Webinar: Getting the Most from Blended Learning: Continuity and coherence in challenging times	Professional Learning Webinar: Getting the Most from Blended Learning: Continuity and coherence in challenging times 'Blended Learning' is now being talked about widely. In this session, we will look at the concept in depth and from varying perspectives. education teaching learning school covid-19 moray house school of education and sport professional learning children staff teachers things model weeks skills point week jelly parents challenge teacher curriculum skill challenges child learners families From Steph Donneadieu 0 likes 695 plays 0 Publisher Professional Learning - Moray House School of Education and Sport Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created June 12th, 2020

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Phil Methods 1 - Week 11 - Part 3

Minimal Naturalism and Domesticated Transcendentalism

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01:28:29

Professional Learning Webinar: Getting the Most…

Professional Learning Webinar: Getting the Most from Blended Learning: Continuity and coherence in challenging times

'Blended Learning' is now being talked about widely. In this session, we will look at the concept in depth and from varying perspectives.

From Steph Donneadieu 0 likes 695 plays 0

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Professional Learning - Moray House School of Education and Sport

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English

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June 12th, 2020

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