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**Please use earphones when watching videos!**

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Cloning

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The Story of Dolly the Cloned Sheep | Retro Report | The New York Times

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Pre-Masters:
Ethnotourism

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Tribes and tribulations: the rise of ethno-tourism

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Our increasing demand for adventure is pushing back the frontiers of tourism, but is it also posing a threat to tribal people? John Vidal investigates

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Globalization and the poor -- a look at the evidence | Krisztina Kis-Katos | TEDxStuttgart

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For the rest of the class, you should focus on preparing for your next practice discussion, or your discussion assessment next week. Here are some interesting videos/articles on the three topics - watch/read the one relevant to you to give you some ideas for further research.

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At university, you are assigned a personal tutor. You may not have as much contact as you do with your tutor at TUNIC, but they are their for support and advice if you need it. They can also write academic references for you when you begin applying for jobs at the end of your degree.

Read more here and watch the videos:

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Personal tutors - The University of Nottingham

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Once you progress to university, you'll find tutorials are not quite the same as the ones you have at TUNIC. We are able to give you more individual attention and support, but at university you are expected to learn independently and support yourself as far as possible.

Tutorials tend to be in small groups and again, preparation is often necessary. Read more about tutorials and hear students talk about them below:

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Tutorials - The University of Nottingham

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You may be asked to lead a seminar at university, either individually or as part of a group. You might also have the opportunity to practise this next term at TUNIC!

Read more below, especially the tips on timing:

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Student-led seminars - The University of Nottingham

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Why have a Group Discussion as an assessment?

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Why have a Group Discussion as an assessment?

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You may be used to discussing topics in groups in your previous schooling, but have you ever been assessed on them?

Universities in the UK include seminars in most programmes of study, and your group discussion is an opportunity to practice what is expected of you in a seminar.

Now read more about seminars at the University of Nottingham by clicking below:

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...is very important! In a small group, it can be embarrassing to arrive without having prepared set tasks or pre-reading.

Read the information below, which contains tips on how to prepare effectively. There are also some short videos where students offer their perspective on seminars and tutorials.