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A Critical Point for Science?
Audio recording of a lecture by Brian Josephson (slides also available), presented to Cambridge University Physics Society in March 2008, proposing that life and mentality may be...
Collection: Brian Josephson's lecture collection
Institution: Department of Physics
Created: Fri 2 Apr 2010
Andrew Chamblin Lecture 2014 - The Pointless Universe by Professor Michael Green
The eigth Andrew Chamblin Memorial Lecture, entitled "The Pointless Universe" was given by Professor Michael Green at 5pm on Thursday 13th March in Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick...
Collection: Andrew Chamblin Memorial Lectures
Institution: Department of Applied Maths and Theoretical Physics
Created: Wed 7 May 2014
Hinkley delay - Dr Ian Farnan talks to BBC Radio 5
The government's decision to delay the building of Hinkley 3, a nuclear energy plant to produce energy for the UK, was met with dismay by many people in the field of nuclear...
Collection: Energy@Cambridge
Institution: Dept of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology
Created: Thu 4 Aug 2016
'Large-eddy modeling for particle-laden flow: turbulence modulation and intensified heat transfer' by Bernard Geurts...
Talk given by Prof Bernard Geurts (University of Twente) at Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge, 19 May 2017, as part of the CUED Fluids seminar series.
The talk...
Collection: Cambridge Engineering Dept Fluids Seminars
Institution: Department of Engineering
Created: Tue 30 May 2017
Making inferences about a text using a talking point in a primary reading class
This clip shows a teacher using a talking point about a story that required the students to make inferences. The teacher asked the students to back up their opinions using...
Collection: CEDiR group examples of dialogue in diverse educational contexts
Institution: Faculty of Education
Created: Sun 3 May 2020
Maths Problem: Connect the towns solution (Motorway Problem)
What is the minimum amount of road needed to connect these four towns together? Known as the Motorway Problem or Steiner Problem. An experimental solution.
Collection: Quite Easily Done
Institution: Department of Applied Maths and Theoretical Physics
Created: Tue 16 Aug 2011
Using talking points and think-pair-share to encourage students to make inferences about a text in a primary reading...
This clip shows a teacher using a talking point about a story that required the students to make inferences. The teacher uses think-pair-share and then held a plenary discussion...
Collection: CEDiR group examples of dialogue in diverse educational contexts
Institution: Faculty of Education
Created: Sun 3 May 2020
Using talking points and think-pair-share to promote students’ reasoning about the water cycle in a primary science...
This clip shows a teacher presenting three contrasting statements and inviting the students to discuss in small groups what they think about the statements. The teacher listens to...
Collection: CEDiR group examples of dialogue in diverse educational contexts
Institution: Faculty of Education
Created: Mon 11 Nov 2019
Using talking points to encourage students to agree or challenge their peers' contributions in a primary English class
This clip shows a teacher explicitly inviting the students to state whether they agree or disagree with a statement. The students build on their peer's contributions and provide...
Collection: CEDiR group examples of dialogue in diverse educational contexts
Institution: Faculty of Education
Created: Mon 11 Nov 2019
Using think-pair-share in a primary reading class to encourage students to take positions and offer supporting evidence
This clip shows a teacher using a statement (talking point) about a story and asking the students to take a position. i.e., to agree, disagree, challenge or question the...
Collection: CEDiR group examples of dialogue in diverse educational contexts
Institution: Faculty of Education
Created: Sun 3 May 2020