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You can practise both parts of the theory test online.

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Take a practice hazard perception test. You can practice with 3 test clips for free.

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TED-Ed celebrates the ideas of teachers and students around the world. Discover hundreds of animated lessons, create customized lessons, and share your big ideas.

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A visit to the Freud Museum can help your students sort Freud-fact from Freud-fiction.

Facilitated group visits are a great way to get a deeper insight into Sigmund Freud, Anna Freud and psychoanalysis.

The Freud Museum is very popular with A-level groups, particularly those studying psychology or religious studies.
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Step into the world of the founder of psychoanalysis. Read More Explore the pioneering work of Freud's youngest daughter. Read More Get to grips with the intriguing theory and method of psychoanalysis. Read More A visit to the Freud Museum can help your students sort Freud-fact from Freud-fiction.

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Over the last month we've learned all about the basics of music production, posting new lessons on a weekly basics. With the lessons finished, now you can get the complete guide and find out how you can learn more.
Want all of these lessons as a PDF? Download one here. Just be sure to visit the online lessons as well to watch the videos or you'll miss out on a lot!
In our first lesson, we take a look at the equipment you'll need to set up a home studio. You don't have to get it all, but rather pick and choose what you'll need to record the kind of music you want to make in your home.

After setting up your home studio, you need to know how to use it! This lesson will start you off on the basics of recording and getting used to your DAW software.

You can create some awesome tracks with recorded instruments, but you can do so much more with virtual ones. Implementing them into your music allows you access to all sorts of sounds you otherwise wouldn't have, from blips and beeps to an entire orchestra.

The most difficult part of making your music sound good is achieving a good mix. While it'll take a lot of practice to become great at mixing, this lessons discusses the basics so you can get started on the right foot.

Further Resources

These lessons serve as a basic introduction to music production, not a complete course. You'll need to learn more through practice, but additional resources can help as well. Here are a few we recommend:

Lynda.com: Lynda offers plenty of in-depth lessons on all kinds of software. If you're looking to learn more about Cubase or any other DAW, they'll likely have you covered. While it costs a minimum of $25 per month, that's a low price to pay if you're only going to subscribe for a month or two and get a few lessons. I've learned a lot through Lynda and consider it one of the best video lesson sites online.

Mixing Secrets for the Small Studio: Regardless of the software you use, the most important skill you can have is the ability to mix. This book will help you learn a solid mixing skill set.

Gearslutz: When you have a question during the learning process, this message board is the place to go. Even if you don't have a question, you can learn a lot from reading what others have asked in the past.

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The Basics of Music Production: The Complete Guide

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There are a lot of unknowns in the world right now. But one thing is certain - Headspace is here for you. To help you, we're offering some meditations you can listen to anytime.

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A guide to the basics of Photography

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We spent the last week learning all about the basics of photography, from the way your camera works to composing your photos to editing them in post. Here's the complete guide, along with a PDF of all the lessons and some additional resources fo learning more.
Note: Click the lesson title to view the lesson-it's a link!
With so many cameras available, figuring out how all the specifications and options translate into your everyday use is complicated. For our first lesson in the Basics of Photography, we learn how cameras work and make sense of what that means in terms of choosing a camera to buy and how that choice affects your photographs.

In this lesson we take a look at your camera's various assisted and automatic settings.

In this lesson we take away our handicap and jump into the fun stuff: manual mode. We look at the details of shutter speed, ISO, and aperture, as well as how those settings affect your photos.

A well-composed photograph is really a matter of opinion, but there are a few tricks that tend to result in better pictures. That's what we take a look at in this lesson.

For our final photography lesson, we look at the final step: editing your images. We try different kinds of techniques for color correction, touch ups, and a few other fun effects.

If you'd like all of these lessons in a printable PDF file, click here to download one. (Note: The photos in the composition lesson were cropped because they didn't fit, so visit the original post to see them in their entirety.)

Additional Resources

If you want to learn more about digital photography, there are plenty of resources to help you out. We've broken them up into three sections so you can focus on the resources that are most appropriate for your needs.

Understanding the Way Your camera Works

Curtin's Guide to Digital Cameras will take you through every little thing your camera can possibly do. If you still don't have a digital camera yet, this guide also contains a ton of advice on what to buy based on your needs and intended use.

The Shortcourses Bookstore has books on tons of popular digital cameras so you can learn more about how they work. You can even get digital copies of the books for your mobile devices.

Geoff Lawrence offers up a lot of information, ranging from the basic to more complex. This site will teach you simple things, like holding your camera properly, as well as more complex things, like exposure bracketing.

Composing Better Photographs

Samy's Camera, which is a great camera store (that happens to be down the street from me) also has a bunch of online photo lessons that will teach you a lot about lighting and composing your photos. They even have some lessons in Spanish.

Web Photo School has a few free lessons to help you shoot better photos.

This short course on Digital Desktop Studio Photography will teach you all about photographing objects in a controlled studio environment. It's pretty much something anyone can do on their desk (hence the name).

Best Photo Lessons contains a bunch of basic lessons on the principles of photography, including a few things we didn't cover.

Editing Your Photos

If you want to learn Photoshop, we've got a night school for that, too. It's not all about Photography, but you'll learn about how the application works and plenty about color-correcting and touching up your images.

is an online training service that'll teach you all sorts of things about Photoshop. It costs $25 per month, but if you're on a tight budget you can just pay for a single month, learn what you need to learn, and then cancel your membership.

The National Association of Photoshop Professionals is the organization that puts out the great Photoshop magazine Photoshop User. For $99 a year you get that magazine plus a membership. You probably don't want to sign up for this if you're not going to spend a lot of time learning about Photoshop techniques, as it's pricey, but there's tons of great info and tutorials. I used to subscribe back when I did more photography and learned a ton of great Photoshop tricks this way. It's not for everyone, but if you've got the time it is a great resource.

You Suck At Photoshop is free training and comedy rolled into one. It's been around for awhile and you've probably heard about it, but it's still awesome. The videos aren't just funny-they actually teach you Photoshop.

Other Stuff

DIY Photography is a great resource for projects for your camera. Photography can be a really expensive hobby, but you can build a lot of the equipment you want/need yourself. DIY Photography has plenty of light rings, diffusers, camera straps, and even cameras you can build yourself.

Here's a lesson on Displaying and Sharing Your Photos-a topic we didn't have time to cover.

We have an Ask Lifehacker focused on how to take better photos in low light. If that's your primary concern, this should cover all the bases for you.

You can follow Adam Dachis, the author of this post, on and . Twitter's the best way to contact him, too.

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Basics of Photography: The Complete Guide

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Whether you're looking for new ideas for training, tips for match-day, or just some simple games, and session ideas for the kids during self-isolation, you're in the right place. We've put all our best drills, top-tips and tutorials together in one place, so you can easily find new ways to inspire your players with coaching ideas, straight from the England camp.

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PLAY AT HOME

Table tennis can be played by anyone and anywhere, even at home on the kitchen table*.

TT Kidz has launched 9 videos so you can get still get involved while at home. These include sessions on keepy-uppies and striking the ball.

These videos are nice and simple and can be done with or without a table tennis table - we will also be showing ways you can get involved if you don't have access to table tennis equipment.
*It is the participants' own responsibility to ensure that the area they are in is safe and free from hazards
TT Kidz Live for Schools

National Schools Sports Week 2020

TT Kidz Live Sessions

TT Kidz Challenges

Activity Cards

TT Kidz Home Activities

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Table tennis can be played by anyone and anywhere, even at home on the kitchen table*. TT Kidz has launched 9 videos so you can get still get involved while at home. These include sessions on keepy-uppies and striking the ball.

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Tennis activities at home

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As people up and down the country adapt to spending more time at home, it is more important than ever for the whole family to keep active.

With this in mind, the LTA has pulled together 12 fun activities and exercises that parents and children can play at home, to hone their tennis skills while getting crucial exercise.

Whilst many may feel more restricted at home, the Tennis at Home series proves there are plenty of exercises that you can do right from your own living room or garden, and tennis is a fun way for everyone to get involved.

Launched shortly after the Government's introduction of social distancing measures, the video content has been widely praised.

Oliver Dowden, Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport celebrated the LTA's work as part of the 'creativity, ingenuity and community spirit' in his sector.

As a new SoS, I've been so impressed with the creativity, ingenuity & community spirit in @DCMS sectors

Helping us #StayHomeSaveLives

🎾@the_LTA Tennis at home drills
🚌@coffeecaravan tips on tackling loneliness
⚽️@LFC offering their stewards https://t.co/1X68E8OOqG
- Oliver Dowden #StayHomeSaveLives (@OliverDowden) March 22, 2020

Chris Pollard, LTA Head of Strategy & Innovation, said: "We are delighted to be able to help children and families stay fit and healthy at home with this series of LTA Youth Tennis at Home videos. We reacted quickly to the new social distancing measures by creating this content which has been very well received both on social media and within Government.

"The activities are easy to complete in small spaces with siblings, parents or carers. As well as being a fun way to stay active during this difficult period, the activities in these videos will also develop balance, coordination and other essential motor skills that children develop through playing tennis."

First up, why not try your hand at 'Floor Tennis'? Grab yourself a partner, a racket and a ball and start passing the ball between you on the ground. Make sure you keep swapping hands and always stop the ball in front of you. See how many you can get up to.

Next we're going to test your reactions with the 'Switch Catch'. This is a great game that you can play indoors. Stand opposite your partner with a ball holding it out in front of you. On the count of 3 you're both going to drop the ball and try and catch your partner's after the bounce. This one's definitely trickier than it looks...

'Hand Ball Rally' is a great way to practice your shot positioning, chaning from side to side to hit the ball back to your partner using your hand. Always make sure to swap over after 5 shots, so both players have a turn at hitting and recieving.

Now let's put these all together and get some rallies going with 'High 5 Rallies'. With a partner, drop the ball and after the bounce, gently hit it in the air for the other player to catch on their racket - that's a rally of 1. Then on the next go, see if you can get both hit it to each other before catching - that's a rally of 2. Test yourself and see how many shots you can get in one rally.
Where to find more
If you've enjoyed these fun tennis exercises you can do at home, there are plenty more available at the LTA's Tennis at Home webpage.

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Tennis at home - keep active with these fun tennis exercises

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As people up and down the country adapt to spending more time at home, it is more important than ever for the whole family to keep active. With this in mind, the LTA has pulled together 12 fun activities and exercises that parents and children can play at home, to hone their tennis skills while getting crucial exercise.