A collection of episodes from the CBeebies animation created by Sarah Gomes Harris and Tim O'Sullivan. Narrated by Roger Allam, the show follows the adventures of seven-year-old Sarah (voice of Tasha Lawrence) and her faithful companion Duck as they learn a variety of life lessons. The episodes are: 'Lots of Shallots', 'Sarah, Duck and the Penguins', 'Cheer Up Donkey', 'Cake Bake', 'Scarf Lady's House', 'Robot Juice', 'Bouncy Ball', 'Rainbow Lemon', 'Sit Shop' and 'Kite Flight'.

Ten episodes from the third series of the CBeebies animation created by Sarah Gomes Harris and Tim O'Sullivan. Narrated by Roger Allam, the show follows the adventures of seven-year-old Sarah (voice of Tasha Lawrence) and her faithful companion Duck as they learn a variety of life lessons. In this collection, the pair race paper planes, visit the hat museum, go on a train journey and put on a magic show. The episodes are: 'Train Fudge', 'Picture Planes', 'Hat Fuss', 'Dewy Morning', 'Sticker Swap', 'Magic Panic', 'Birthday Buoy', 'Alarm Clock', 'Twang Ball' and 'Auto Cat'.

This concise guide covers all the practical skills that students need to work effectively in a group in higher and further education. Using a variety of interactive teaming activities, students can practice the main principles. A number of case-study and real-life examples are also included.

This concise guide covers all the practical skills that students need to work effectively in a group in higher and further education. Using a variety of interactive teaming activities, students can practice the main principles. A number of case-study and real-life examples are also included.

This fully photocopiable teaching resource provides tutors with a varied and lively range of learning activities and exercises to use with students to help equip them with the skills needed to plan for a research project in higher education.

This collection of stories depicts the life of a young boy growing up in an Irish countryside in the nineteen forties. It conveys a glimpse of some of the daily and seasonal chores and events that comprised a dairying community in County Cork, in full view of the beautiful mountain range which stretches from Mushara to the Kerry Reeks. These stories are drawn from personal experiences and recalled fifty years later.

This essential sourcebook of key statements about transformations in media culture focuses on questions of democracy, technology, and culture. It provides theoretical approaches to past and present media transformations and case studies of a range of media, examining both old media in new times and emerging new media. It explores the technological, economic, social, and cultural processes implicated in the production, regulation, circulation, and consumption of media forms.

This reader has been designed for students taking first level courses in media studies. It offers a selection of material ranging from short extracts to complete readings which are linked throughout by a student-oriented commentary. Three key dimensions of media studies are addressed. First, the book discusses the historical development of the various media, their relationship with modernity and the critical commentaries they have generated. Secondly, it encompasses the full range of the different media, from the press to advertising, from radio, film and television to newer, emergent and changing media forms. The third section is devoted to essays and extracts which work across the constituent focal points of media production, media texts and media reception. Finally, the authors offer suggestions for further reading and topics for discussion and research projects.