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Jack Hacksaw
28 Apr 20 11:11
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If you can't find a course amongst that lot that doesn't interest and inspire you, there is no hope for you!

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Crisp77
When: 28 Apr 20 11:15
Is the Student Union bar open?
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1st time poster
When: 28 Apr 20 12:08
I,m to busy  training on next doors apple tree to become a fruit picker, my neighbours doing a time and motion study on me and doing a video to send to pritti
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Jack Hacksaw
When: 28 Apr 20 12:10
Is the Student Union bar open?

Virtually.
By:
Cardinal Scott
When: 28 Apr 20 12:14
Cheers Jack I will peruse that later, self-improvement is a very good thing.
By:
Angoose
When: 28 Apr 20 12:30
Coursera is another source of free learning as is Khan Academy.
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1st time poster
When: 28 Apr 20 12:47
for older people they suggest you do the basic maths course,i,d suggest people of a certain age ,stay well away because you,ll come awaymmore confused than when you went on,if theres a hard way to explain 2 plus 2 equals 4 they,ll find it,
I,m 60 and a few years back did one of these maths course during some training, the young lady doing the training was gobsmacked that a 60 yr olds method on long multiplication for example [ milk bottles,borrow one etc ] was about 10 times quicker than hers,and the oldies on the course basically ended up educating her, ive never seen such a long way around the houses to answer a basic question ,it was mind boggling
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Jack Hacksaw
When: 28 Apr 20 13:41
Can't see much point in doing courses you are proficient on.

Loads of courses on the Open University list that are not in the slightest academic.

Education is free in this country, and like the NHS, it is something the majority, as a result, don't value.
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screaming from beneaththewaves
When: 28 Apr 20 13:50
Bring back Hamlyn all-colour paperbacks. I still have the Mathematics, Astronomy and Military Uniforms titles on my shelf, and they're all brilliant. Wide-ranging, welcoming, and treat the reader like an intelligent adult.

Roughly equivalent to post-doctorate level by current educational standards.
By:
UBLE/REGY
When: 28 Apr 20 14:02
If only I did not spend most of my spare time gamblingCry

They sound very interesting, especially if they make subjects more accessible

to those who never went to Uni

Well posted Jack
By:
UBLE/REGY
When: 28 Apr 20 14:09
Free as well even betterHappy

Students who go to Uni now, often nearly bankrupt themselves with Student Loans

but worth it for those who have the brains

But these courses sound just about right for us amateurs
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