Winning is a great feeling, but there are other goals we set ourselves when playing sport. Fair play and good sporting behaviour help make the activity enjoyable for everyone involved. This documentary-style program will explore: what good sportsmanship is, codes of conduct for players, officials, coaches and spectators, being a team player, a good loser and winner, and resolving conflict, using practical examples. We talk with professional soccer player Mate Dugandzic, basketballer Daniel Dillon, rugby referee Natalie Amor, soccer referee Wilson Brown, and international rugby referee Nigel Owens. For middle secondary studies in physical and outdoor education, this production provides valuable advice regarding the benefits of teamwork, mutual respect, and taking personal and social responsibility.
Languages: English
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Lifelong Physical Activity
The benefits of regular physical activity from a young age are highlighted in this energetic and informative program for lower secondary health and P.E. learners. Viewers will hear from Olympic rower Kim Crow and a number of amateur orienteers, as they discuss the physical, mental and social outcomes of physical activity. The positive and negative aspects of group and individual activities are explored, including barriers to participation and how people from different backgrounds can overcome these challenges. This program provides valuable practical knowledge and the perfect motivation for getting started with any type of physical activity.
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Expedition and Navigation Skills
Exploring nature has been a popular pastime for centuries. Getting lost has sometimes been part of that, but it’s not highly recommended! Expedition and navigation skills are obviously two of the most vital proficiencies young learners need to enjoy the great outdoors. In this fantastic resource, we bring that knowledge to life with a brilliant video program. Accompanying this is a complete interactive learning object that works as a valuable study and assessment tool. Reflecting real-world conditions, presenting high quality information in an engaging way, this is a practical look at safety, sanitation and equipment and essential navigational skills.
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Online Marketing Strategies
With the emergence of social media technology and the Internet now dominating global communication, this expert-led program shows why online marketing is a vital part of every business model. Director of 2 Sticks Digital, Tim Martin, and the University of Melbourne’s Dr. Brent Coker, explain concepts such as search engine optimisation, pay per click, viral and email marketing, as well as how to implement and measure an online marketing campaign. While online success is difficult to predict, viewers will discover that innovative and flexible marketing strategies are crucial to surviving in the digital world.
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Global Cuisine: Indian and Japanese
The colour, richness and diversity of Indian and Japanese cuisine are celebrated in this vibrant program. This documentary style production investigates regional differences within each country, traditional and modern influences on contemporary cuisine and the way in which food is prepared, served and eaten for everyday meals and special occasions. There are interviews with Indian writer, Lakshmi Belekrishnan, Village Indian head chef, Vissnu Kharel, Japanese teacher, Akiko Mahara and owner and chef of Wabi Sabi, Tomoya Kawasaki. Suitable for food technology and culture related studies at the middle secondary level, it provides a fascinating insight into Indian and Japanese cuisine and is a great way to encourage cultural awareness and understanding.
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Workplace Training
Workplace training provides people with the means to learn new skills and knowledge, and apply these in the workplace. Training also allows organisations to develop new and better processes to increase productivity. This insightful and instructive program is hosted by David Kay, owner of a successful training business with over 20 years experience in workplace training worldwide. It follows an experienced workplace trainer and line manager as they plan, organise, facilitate, and review a training plan. The program is full of simple tips and useful ideas that will give facilitators the knowledge and skills they need to deliver high quality, relevant training services.
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Algebra: The Basics
Algebra is one of the most powerful forms of mathematics we have devised. It helps us to study numerical patterns, and requires us to write them down in a special system of symbols. To understand how algebra works in this way, in this exciting program we travel to Hong Kong to search for patterns. This program explains the basic concepts of algebra including number patterns, pronumerals, algebraic expressions, order of operations and expanding and simplifying. The natural and city landscapes of Asia are used to bring to life these abstract concepts for students who are new to algebra or refining their skills.
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Module 2: Heredity & Inheritance
Topics Covered: Cell Cycle and Mitosis, Meiosis, Mendel’s Laws of Inheritance and Inheritance Patterns
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Module 3: Molecular Genetics
Topics Covered: Development of the DNA Structural Model, The Central Dogma, Gene Regulation, DNA Mutations and DNA Technologies
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Module 4: Evolutionary Biology
Topics Covered: The Origin of Life, Basic Evolution, Evolution in Action, Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium