11 research outputs found

    Viral Footprints - Trauma Unit

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    Celebrating creativity in a trauma uni

    Viral Footprints - Dialysis Unit

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    Celebrating creativity in a dialysis uni

    Dialysis Unit - Day 3 - LB 200317

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    A special creative day in a dialysis uni

    Viral Footprints - day 1 trauma unit

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    Celebrating creativity in hospita

    Viral Footprints - Dialysis Unit - Day 4

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    A creative day in a dialysis unit with inspiration from viruses and and the immune system to spark conversation, interest, learning and reflection

    Trauma Unit Day 2 - LB 160317

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    A special creative day in a trauma uni

    Viral Footprints - Hospital School

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    Celebrating creativity for young people in a hospita

    Notes for vaccine hesitancy workshop

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       This document contains the outline and resources for a two-hour workshop that was originally delivered in Oxford in December 2022, working with Year 10-11 high school students, to focus on understanding and exploring vaccine hesitancy. This is part of a programme of events led by the Infecting Minds programme, an interdisciplinary project supported with funding from Wellcome, the Oxford University John Fell Fund and the Francis Crick Institute.  </p

    Vaccine workshops - materials and outputs from Year 8 project

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    These materials were generated through the 'Infecting Minds' project working with interdisciplinary professionals, and led by teachers and a science communicator at Cheney School, Oxford (a large secondary school in the UK). Materials were created for use in a series of weekly workshops for Year 8 students (age 12-13 years). </p

    Cell Factory short animation.mp4

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    This is a short animated movie created by Dr Sean Elias at the University of Oxford in 2022, and presented to secondary school students as part of the 'Infecting Minds' project, aiming to engage, inspire and prompt debate. </p
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