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Wed 7 Jul 2010 16:30 BBC Radio 4
The latest neuroscientific studies on how children learn are changing traditional teaching methods. Claudia Hammond reveals new work which could challenge long held beliefs, and meets the teachers and children taking part in this ground breaking work.
Photos in Textbooks: Traditionally more boys than girls go on to university to study science. Jessica Good from Rutgers University in the States wanted to know if the difference could be explained by what she calls a hidden curriculum.
Psychological Effects of Solitary Confinement: Psychologist Craig Haney from the University of California Santa Cruz has interviewed hundreds of prisoners living in solitary confinement.
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All in the Mind examines how we think and behave. It’s presented by psychologist Claudia Hammond....
Demystifying the health issues of the day that confuse us. Inside Health, with Dr Mark Porter, will...
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