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    Manuka Honey: Topical aid for skin enhancement and healing Recently while traveling in New Zealand‚ I had the opportunity to learn more about a remedy that derives from a plant native to that country. Manuka honey‚ made from the collected nectar of the plant Leptospermum scoparium‚ is a widely employed‚ well studied topical aid for a variety of wounds‚ burns‚ cuts‚ infections and other skin problems. Honey has been used for many years in beauty‚ medicine‚ and embalming‚ due to its aseptic composition

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    WHAT IS HONEY I Introduction Honey is made by bees in one of the world’s most efficient facilities‚ the beehive.  The 60‚000 or so bees in a beehive may collectively travel as much as 55‚000 miles and visit more than two million flowers to gather enough nectar to make just a pound of honey!(National Honey Board‚2010) II Body 1.0 History of honey 1.1 The oldest written reference to honey dates back to the Egyptians in 5‚500 B.C.E.‚ and references to honey abound in antiquity

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    (2010591745) HM 222 HONEY INTRODUCTION History Of Honey Honey is as old as written history‚ dating back to 2100 B.C. where it was mentioned in Sumerian and Babylonian cuneiform writings‚ the Hittie code. Beside that history of honey was came from the sacred writings of India and Egypt. Its name comes from the English hunig‚ and it was the first and most widespread sweetener used by man. Legend has it had that Cupid dipped his love arrows in honey before aiming at unsuspecting

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    Beekeeping Development Unit‚ C/O Baraka Agricultural College‚ Box 52‚ Molo‚ Kenya. Tel: 254 363 21091 E mail: baraka@net2000ke.com Web site: http://www.sustainableag.org Baraka Beekeeping Development Unit/ Self Help Development International (SHDI) ’A study of the beekeeping sector in Kenya June 2001 - January 2002’ January 2002 Prepared By: Thomas Carroll‚ BDU Manager‚ Box 52‚ Molo‚ Kenya. Tel: 254 733 716948‚ E-mail: tcarroll@apiconsult.com Submitted to: Self Help Development

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    Honey has been used by doctors and healers all throughout history‚ the ancient Egyptians used it to cure wounds and other ailments. It is not only a great‚ healthy‚ low calorie replacement for sugar‚ but this sweet substance produced by one of natures hardest workers‚ the honey bee‚ can also be used to improve your health; inside and out. A person who exercises as a part of their daily routine honey can be used in all ways. Instead of using high in sugar and artificial coloring energy drinks like

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    FOREST SCHOOL ENGLAND DEFINITION Forest School is an inspirational process‚ that offers children and young people opportunities to achieve‚ develop confidence and self-esteem‚ through hands on learning experiences in a local woodland environment. According /www.worcestershire.gov.uk/ Forest school (learning style) From Wikipedia Forest school is a type of outdoor education in which children (or adults) visit forests/woodlands‚ learning personal‚ social and technical skills. It has been

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    knowledge‚ so that training‚ lectures‚ presentations have become a totally interactive. He illustrated that effective learning can be achieved through reflection and continuous awareness of the need to build upon the experience. Other theorists (Honey and Mumford 1982) have also developed their learning styles on the Kolb concept. They illustrated ways of learning describing the cycle‚ which involve having an experience‚ reflecting on it‚ concluding from an experience and putting the theory into practise

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    Forest Schools Ld 1,2,3,4

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    Forest School LD 1.1 Accelerated Learning is based on the idea that an individual has a preferred learning style – visual‚ auditory or kinaesthetic (VAK). It also takes this further into the area of multiple intelligences‚ suggesting that some people learn better through musical activities‚ maths based tasks‚ teamwork and so on. Accelerated Learning also uses memory techniques such as mind mapping to make learning easier. Rather than teaching a lot of content‚ the focus is on learning how to be

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    Forests School The forest school approach embraces the outdoors as a learning environment for children to explore. It first originated in Denmark and was introduced to the UK in the 1950’s. This approach is important as it helps to raise a child’s self-esteem‚ confidence and also enable problem solving. Forest school provides a challenging environment for children as it allows children to take risks and accomplish various tasks using their own inactive and problem solving skills. Whereas the natural

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    Forests are precious national resource whim not only play significant role in national condor but help in pollution control and maintaining logical balance. These offer a number of direct indirect advantages which have been realised sin time immemorial. Direct Advantages 1. Forests provide valuable timber for dome tic and commercial use. Industries like paper‚ matt making‚ plywood‚ sports goods‚ lakh and furniture at directly based on raw materials derived from forest 2. Forests supply a

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