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Filed under Uncategorized | Comment (1)The Data Protection Act - ? Gone mad?
There was an interesting article doing the rounds earlier this week.
Some councils are making couples sign a “fake” wedding register for the traditional wedding photograph.
This is on the grounds that other couples who have got married previously and who’s details show in the book would have privacy invaded.
The full story is here but we always thought a marriage is public (so people can go and object if they want to).
The information is publicly available for a specified period beforehand.
Maybe another case of the Data Protection going over board?
http://www.sharp-end-training.co.uk/dataprotection.html
Filed under Training | Comment (0)Children learn faster with CD ROMs
Interesting article in yesterday’s Daily Telegraph pointing out that children learning languages performed better when using CD ROMs as opposed to traditional text books.
Researchers at the University of Durham analysed data of 1000 children split into 2 groups.
One group used traditional text books and the other used CD ROM’s.
The CD ROM group improved by 0.5 - 0.8 of a level compared to the text book group.
The Head Teacher said the school may look at other languages including Spanish and German.
The full story is here
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1935909/Pupils-learn-faster-with-computers.html
Looking for the Nokia/Salomon XT wings challenge
Following a slight mix up, you may have come here for details of the XT Wings challenge.
Please go to roadrunning.net to view details of the challenge.
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