Durham University's Geography Department, led by Professor Cheryl McEwan, offers world-leading research and teaching. With a strong support network for students, including first-generation scholars, the department provides a range of undergraduate courses in both Human and Physical Geography. Studen

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Update on the Valuing Neurodiversity project in County Durham, shifting to a needs-led approach. Establishment of project board and subgroups to improve support for neurodivergent children and families. Focus on terms of reference, forward planning, support mapping, and school pilot programs.

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Policy papers are essential tools for communicating research findings and recommendations to policy actors. This assessment at Durham University involves writing a short policy paper aimed at a broad audience, focusing on a specific social issue. The process includes dissecting various parts of the

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Engage in a comprehensive exploration of research survival strategies with Dr. Simon Rees, Head of Researcher Development at Durham University. Delve into topics such as successful researcher attributes, student/supervisor dynamics, career planning, work-life balance, and more. This session offers a

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Learn how to make your PowerPoint presentations accessible by reviewing the documents and video provided on Durham Tech's Wiki page. The resources cover topics such as digital accessibility, design best practices, color schemes, font choices, and creating inclusive charts. Follow the detailed steps

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The Durham SEND Casework Team comprises dedicated individuals focusing on assessments and reviews for children from nursery to Year 11 and beyond. The team faces pressures related to funding banding and improving communication with parents. They oversee a significant increase in assessment requests,

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The Durham SENDIASS provides vital information, advice, and support to parents, carers, and young individuals with SEND aged 0-25. Their services are confidential, impartial, and guided by SEND law and legislation. They address common issues such as EHC needs assessments, school support, exclusions,

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Analyzing a series of posters to determine if they were created digitally or through a letterpress process, and inferring the subject or purpose of each poster based on its design. Posters include events at the Durham Performing Arts Center, book promotions, and shows at the Ryman Auditorium.

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Dark Sky Friendly Durham is a self-assessment charter mark that recognizes businesses supporting star-gazing tourism in Durham. The charter provides essential criteria such as providing guests with star-gazing information and refreshments. It also lists desirable criteria like providing viewing equi

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The Salvation Army, founded in London in 1865 by Rev. William Booth and his wife Catherine Booth, has been actively combating human suffering, including human trafficking. Today, the organization operates various programs and initiatives globally, including Project FIGHT in Raleigh and the Stop-It P

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If you are looking for Hibachi in Trinity Park, Welcome to Koi Sushi & Hibachi, your premier Japanese restaurant in Old West Durham. We specialize in providing an authentic Japanese dining experience with a wide range of delectable dishes. Our menu f

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The MidYIS Test by the CEM at Durham University focuses on measuring ability and aptitude for learning, providing expected levels of attainment in National Qualifications. Computer Adaptive Testing tailors questions to an individual's ability for efficient assessment. The tests cover vocabulary, mat

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Dr. Julie Oliver, a GP at Lanchester Medical Centre, initiated a community women's health clinic in 2002 with a focus on complex gynaecology services. The clinic offers specialized care such as managing heavy periods, menopause, prolapse, and more, following a one-stop shop model for efficient patie

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This presentation by Jo Durham discusses the methodological framework for evaluating programs, focusing on causal mechanisms. It explores how participant reasoning and program resources combine to influence program success at different levels. The discussion also covers the impact of household livel

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Welcome to the webinar series hosted by Durham's Partnership for Children on living a data-rich life. This session focuses on the use of sampling in evaluation, discussing initial steps, types of samples, and its importance. Learn about designing evaluations, identifying outcomes, and specific measu

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