Central Television

1992

1:when is a fair test really fair? Children explore claims of manufacturers against the rigours of standardised tests. Do adverts tell the whole truth? 2: There is a strong emphasis on the writng process of the drama, as author Sue Campbell writes in collaboration with the actors during filming. 3:the importance to Jewish people of family life and the belief that they are members of one big family of people chosen by God to become a great nation.

Thames Television; Gpn

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Granada Television

1992

1:a programme illustrating how the change in accepted scientific theory changed current thought and affected the development of related ideas 2:applied technology fitness for purpose and designing for a purpose are explored 3:why does society condemn some tyoes of drug taking and approve of others? Drugs used in medicine or taken illegally.

Central Television; Stv

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Central Television

1992

1: Sun and wind and water can damgae the environment, but can also be sources of safe renewable energy. Visit to the centre for alternative energy 2:computers processing information in a chocolate factory and on a market stall. Two schools shre computer information over the telephone line. 3: This programme looks at a phenomenon that is very much a part of everyday experience, but kept the scientific community baffled- air pressure.

Htv; Granada Television

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Yorkshire Television

1992

1:effective communication in a team or group. The programme illustrates rehearsal, negotiation and the use of appropriate language.

Granada Television; Gpn

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Granada Television

1992

1: The inforamtion that makes you as you are is all in your genes As we unlock the genetic code we learn a lot about plants, animals and ourselves. 2: viewpoint can affect the observer's understanding of an event How can reflecting, rehearsal and preparation make an account more coherent. 3: This programme explores how computers help a large airline schedule flight crews and a small school company organise it's production line.

Yorkshire Television; Htv

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Granada Television

1992

1:the Pons and Fleischman experiments in which they claimed to have harnessed nuclear fission power in a test tube of water at room temperature. 2: Benefits from space in medicine, military strategy and tele- communications 3: This programme shows that the symbolism of light is important in all major world religions.

Stv; Gpn

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Stv

1992

1:when millions die of hunger are we justified in spending billions on space travel? An interview with Helen Jarman 2 How do we plan and prepare a case to present to people in authority? How do we present strongly felt issues and ideas 3: Computers havehad a major effect on use of human resources in industry. They do a hard and dangerous job in factories and play a vital part in medicine.

Yorkshire Television; Htv

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Channel 4 Television/granada Television

1992

A documentary illustration and extended discussion of the Channel 4 commissioned report of the Commmission on Education

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BBC

1992

The producer used a simulation of virtual reality to encourage students to search and question evidence

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Yorkshire Television

1992

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