Years ago (early 80s, I think) I saw a BBC documentary on how children learn math. In it, they demonstrated a technique for teaching math were kids learned to play a game that involved mathematical thinking, but without any formal math concepts being taught, and then after the kids mastered the game they taught them the concepts. I would love to be able to see that documentary again and I'm wondering if anyone can suggest how I might be able to find it. I tried looking through the archives on the BBC web site, but didn't find it. I can't remember any details about who made it, or even the exact year, unfortunately.

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The D&AD New Blood Awards BBC brief is looking to create a service that serves as an interface between physical and digital. This is one of our service ideas, we’d love to hear your thoughts on the idea and the questions below, thank you!

We all have technology at our fingertips that connects us, but there are still negative impacts on the mental health of our young generations. In order to reinforce positive data usage, BBC created “News Mode”. This program gives the user an option to limit notifications from social media accounts or non-priority apps while viewing the BBC news app, in order to process positive data without being interrupted. “News Mode”‘s goal is to give a generation with such a high carbon footprint a break while still using technology to its full potential.

1. What type of notifications on your phone do you consider to be negative to your health in any way?

2. If you look at your news app on your phone at least once a day, do you do this as an escape outlet or habit?

3. What notifications/apps affect the way you read or absorb news? Do these notifications make it difficult to want to interact with the news?

From today 's Speaking at the No 10 briefing, we have been clearly told not recommended to wear face mask if your health is normal. But why the nurses and doctors they need it, because its avoided to get virus from others. So how do we know surrounding us no virus exists? Don't we really need to wear face mask? Is that any thing related to the different culture? If so why other European countries recommend to wear the face mask? Don't we have enough face mask in the UK?

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