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15 Aug 2014: Breadth and flexibility of choice. 4. 5.2 AS gives students the opportunity to try a contrasting or unfamiliar subject – such as a language, science or economics – with the ability to ... 8.2 The HMC have expressed an interest in continuing to offer

22 Jul 2014: Nationally, the syllabus should be broadened to encourage creativity and foster the ability to cope with rapid changes in technology. ... Risk-taking – teaching around subjects, rather than strictly to the syllabus should be encouraged.

22 Jul 2014: The UK has been in gradual economic decline for 150 years partly because of its lack of an effective system of technical education. ... Risk-taking – teaching around subjects, rather than strictly to the syllabus, should be encouraged.

21 Oct 2014: A balance is maintained between the narrative of political events and social and economic history. ... Under the rubric of economics, the course treats the nature and interaction of different systems of production, distribution, and exchange, and

21 Oct 2014: Route C – two years of part-time study. Each subject of study, through whichever route, together with the syllabus for the course, the special regulations for the examination, and any subsequent ... b)two written examinations which may cover all core

4 Jul 2014: Dr Wothers was recognised in the ‘Teacher Scientist’ category for “his role in helping to bridge the transition between sixth-form and university through his leadership in developing the syllabus for ... his book, Scottish Independence: Weighing Up

17 Jul 2014: The total economic cost of thecatastrophe is estimated to be more than£75 billion. ... The physical, economic and financialloss to the coastal community can also bereduced by having tsunami resistantdesigns for houses and other infrastructurein the

22 Jan 2014: Countries that have greater educational equality between men and women are more likely to experience greater economic productivity than similar countries with less educational equality.

20 Nov 2014: OBITUARIES. Dr Ron Snaith, 1947-2000. The whole of the chemistry community, as well as Ron' s many friends and colleagues in his other spheres of life, were deeply shocked and saddened by his sudden death on New Year's Day. Ron had been diagnosed

18 Nov 2014: Learning to Lead: an evaluation. David Frost and John MacBeath. Leadership for Learning University of Cambridge Faculty of Education. with Sally Stenton, Ros Frost, Amanda Roberts, Vivien Wearing. March 2010. Enquiries: Katie O’Donovan.