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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"David Davies"”.
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Datblygiad yr eglwysi Annibynnol yn ne-orllewin Cymru, c.1790-1837, gyda sylw arbennig i gyfraniad David Davies, Abertawe (1763-1816), Morgan Jones, Tre-lech (1768-1835) a David Peter, Caerfyrddin (1765-1837)
… bywyd a gwaith tri arweinydd Annibynnol, sef David Davies, Morgan Jones, a David Peter, a fu’n allweddol yn y newid hwn, gan ddadansoddi arwyddocâd eu cyfraniad. Dewiswyd de-orllewin Cymru yn faes yr astudiaeth fel enghraifft daleithiol o’r hyn a oedd yn digwydd yn genedlaethol, ac er mwyn …
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Poverty, savings banks and the development of self-help, c. 1775-1834
… Malthus, Jeremy Bentham, Patrick Colquhoun, David Davies, Frederick Morton Eden, Edmund Burke, etc., it is shown that this newer conception of natural law, encompassing a less interventionist and more macroeconomic approach (involving the deployment of statistics and abstraction, as explored …
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Salvadore
This report discusses the creative journey in developing creative responses to theory around Memory, Identity and the importance of biodiversity within the agriculture and the recycling of items destined for landfill.
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Evaluating the Introduction of the Digital Intervention Patient Participation Booking within Cardiff and Vale University Health Board
Following the pandemic, outpatient waiting lists within Wales have risen significantly (Welsh Government, 2023a). Patients are waiting longer than ever before to receive treatment (Welsh Government, 2023a). To tackle waiting list (WL) issues, one solution proposed by Cardiff and Vale University …
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Inclusive or random? A study of verbal interaction between practitioners and children at pre-school settings.
This small scale study examined the function and frequency of verbal interaction between adults and children within pre-school settings. A range of data collection methods were utilised to ascertain whether practitioners listened to children’s views and encouraged dialogue and discourse …
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Agency and emotion in transnational migration stories : life-changing experiences of Polish women in south west England.
This study is about issues of agency and emotion in transnational migration, specifically between Poland and the UK, from the perspective of nine Polish women living in south-west England. By appreciating the emotional dynamics of transnational migration, and the agency enacted by individuals in …
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Sense of place, identity and attachment : entering university.
Sense of Place is a topic that has attracted considerable interest of late; how people relate to their location and how this bond can increase or decrease can have considerable bearing on levels of well-being and adjustment. Place attachment can also be strengthened through social interplay and …
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Enhancing Sustainability in Post-Construction Management: Leveraging API-Driven AI and Digital Twins for Optimising M&E Systems
The built environment contributes approximately 40% of global energy consumption and 36% of carbon dioxide emissions, with mechanical and electrical (M&E) systems representing the largest operational energy consumers. While AI-enabled Digital Twin technologies demonstrate proven energy savings of …
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Ffactorau sydd yn dylanwadu ar rieni wrth iddynt ddewis cyfrwng addysg gynradd i'w plant mewn ardal benodol yn Sir Gaerfyrddin
Bwriad Llywodraeth Cynulliad Cymru (LlCC) yw creu cynnydd o 5% yn nifer siaradwyr y Gymraeg erbyn 2011 o gymharu â nifer Cyfrifiad 2001. Yn ôl Redknap (2006), golygai hynny gynnydd o 160,000. Er mwyn sicrhau’r cynnydd hwnnw, ystyrir bod gan y gyfundrefn addysg swyddogaeth allweddol. Yn ôl Redknap …
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Large-Scale Block-Play and the Five Development Pathways
This study explored whether the use of large-scale block play during child-initiated time in a Reception classroom would support pupils in attaining the Five Development Pathways (Welsh Government, 2022) as outlined by the Welsh Government in its curriculum guidance for early years settings. …
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Assessing the Role of 'Green Hay' in the Creation of Hay Meadows at the National Botanic Garden of Wales and the Implications for the Management of Amenity Land for Biodiversity.
Flower-rich hay meadows contain some of the highest levels of biodiversity of any habitat in the world. However, as a result of agricultural intensification they have all but disappeared in the UK. It is assessed that there are only 1605 hectares of lowland hay meadows left in Wales. This is …
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The Mormon mission to Wales 1840-49 : a reassessment
… that of the Baptist minister Revd W. R. Davies, Dowlais, and asked whether the primary explanation for Nonconformist opposition lay in their concern that Latter-‐day Saints were poaching some of their chapel members. It has also considered the extent to which the Latter-‐day Saints …
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The Learning Ultimatum: Why facilitated learning is vital for nurturing authentic-agape, uplifting, indelible, future intelligent leaders who collaborate meaningfully and innovate purposefully.
The subject of innovation management continues to gain momentum, and its importance in the context of advances in Artificial Intelligence, has never been more prominent. This paper explores the roots of innovation, which can be traced back to our individual and collective education experience. …
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Crisis, Challenge, and Consolidation: A Study of the Anglican Church in a Rural Welsh Parish 1700-1900
In a year when the Church in Wales is commemorating the centenary of Disestablishment, it encourages a priest in that Church to study the history of the parish in which he serves. In my case, it is the parish of Little Newcastle in rural, Welsh speaking north Pembrokeshire, but I must declare a …