Royal Marines, Bottom Field, Obstacle 6 (1)
Citing Wikipedia
An interesting article by Lane Rasberry in the BMJ titled ‘Citing Wikipedia: Don’t do it – Wikipedians wouldn’t’: Wikipedia should not be cited as a source of information. It is a summary of primary and secondary sources, all of which should be referenced, so people wishing to cite information found in Wikipedia should follow its… Read More
Royal Marines, Bottom Field, Obstacle 6
Do Teachers have Any Impact on their Pupils’ Future Income?
There are few policy questions to which improving the quality of education is not a reasonable answer. Yet assessing teachers is far from straightforward. Pupils’ grades or test scores may reflect any of a host of influences, not just the standard of instruction. Neither can one take for granted that good teaching, however it is… Read More
Royal Marines, Bottom Field, Obstacle 5 (3)
Think You Know The History of Fitness?
Article Title The History of Fitness Introduction As we enter the 21st century, one of the greatest accomplishments to be celebrated is the continuous pursuit of fitness since the beginning of man’s existence. Throughout prehistoric time, man’s quest for fitness has been driven by a desire to survive through hunting and gathering. Today, though no… Read More
