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Child of our Time, Series 3, Episode 1, Thanks for the Memories
directed by Ruth Drewett, fl. 2000; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by Sadie Holland, fl. 1994, in Child of our Time, Series 3, Episode 1 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2002), 1 hour 4 mins
Following 22 families from all over Britain, whose children were born in the year 2000, the BBC science department is conducting and filming a huge experiment into how children develop. The children are now two and a half and at the peak of their learning. The 2002 series explores how toddlers learn and how adults...
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directed by Ruth Drewett, fl. 2000; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by Sadie Holland, fl. 1994, in Child of our Time, Series 3, Episode 1 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2002), 1 hour 4 mins
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Following 22 families from all over Britain, whose children were born in the year 2000, the BBC science department is conducting and filming a huge experiment into how children develop. The children are now two and a half and at the peak of their learning. The 2002 series explores how toddlers learn and how adults' responses shape children's attitudes and emotions forever. The three programmes address issues such as memory, physical development a...
Following 22 families from all over Britain, whose children were born in the year 2000, the BBC science department is conducting and filming a huge experiment into how children develop. The children are now two and a half and at the peak of their learning. The 2002 series explores how toddlers learn and how adults' responses shape children's attitudes and emotions forever. The three programmes address issues such as memory, physical development and use of power. The series also highlights the differences between the 22 toddlers development. Should these differences be attributed to their genes or their up-bringing?
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Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Sadie Holland, fl. 1994
Author / Creator
Ruth Drewett, fl. 2000, Robert Winston, 1940-
Date Published / Released
2002
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Child of our Time
Topic / Theme
Experimental Design, Intelligence, Cognition, and Memory, Human Development, Memory, Childhood development, Play therapy
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Child of our Time, Series 3, Episode 2, Power Struggles
directed by Ruth Drewett, fl. 2000; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by Jenny Williams, fl. 2013, in Child of our Time, Series 3, Episode 2 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2002), 1 hour 4 mins
Following 22 families from all over Britain, whose children were born in the year 2000, the BBC science department is conducting and filming a huge experiment into how children develop. The children are now two and a half and at the peak of their learning. The 2002 series explores how toddlers learn and how adults...
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directed by Ruth Drewett, fl. 2000; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by Jenny Williams, fl. 2013, in Child of our Time, Series 3, Episode 2 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2002), 1 hour 4 mins
Description
Following 22 families from all over Britain, whose children were born in the year 2000, the BBC science department is conducting and filming a huge experiment into how children develop. The children are now two and a half and at the peak of their learning. The 2002 series explores how toddlers learn and how adults' responses shape children's attitudes and emotions forever. The three programmes address issues such as memory, physical development a...
Following 22 families from all over Britain, whose children were born in the year 2000, the BBC science department is conducting and filming a huge experiment into how children develop. The children are now two and a half and at the peak of their learning. The 2002 series explores how toddlers learn and how adults' responses shape children's attitudes and emotions forever. The three programmes address issues such as memory, physical development and use of power. The series also highlights the differences between the 22 toddlers development. Should these differences be attributed to their genes or their up-bringing?
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Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Jenny Williams, fl. 2013
Author / Creator
Ruth Drewett, fl. 2000, Robert Winston, 1940-
Date Published / Released
2002
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Child of our Time
Topic / Theme
Experimental Design, Learning and Conditioning, Human Development, Toddlers, Behavior, Childhood development
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Child of our Time, Series 4, Episode 1, Zero to Hero
presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by British Broadcasting Corporation and Open University, in Child of our Time, Series 4, Episode 1 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2004), 1 hour 4 mins
Through close, ongoing study of 22 families from all over Britain and their children born in the year 2000, the BBC science department is conducting and filming a unique experiment into how children develop and what makes who we are as adults. The children are now three years old and entering a fascinating new pha...
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presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by British Broadcasting Corporation and Open University, in Child of our Time, Series 4, Episode 1 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2004), 1 hour 4 mins
Description
Through close, ongoing study of 22 families from all over Britain and their children born in the year 2000, the BBC science department is conducting and filming a unique experiment into how children develop and what makes who we are as adults. The children are now three years old and entering a fascinating new phase in their development. The 2004 series explores a variety of issues relating to the children's development, such as shyness and confi...
Through close, ongoing study of 22 families from all over Britain and their children born in the year 2000, the BBC science department is conducting and filming a unique experiment into how children develop and what makes who we are as adults. The children are now three years old and entering a fascinating new phase in their development. The 2004 series explores a variety of issues relating to the children's development, such as shyness and confidence; dishonesty and punishment; and language.
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Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
British Broadcasting Corporation, Open University
Author / Creator
Robert Winston, 1940-
Date Published / Released
2004
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Child of our Time
Topic / Theme
Experimental Design, Human Development, Social behavior, Friendship, Childhood development
Copyright Message
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Child of our Time, Series 4, Episode 2, Read My Lips
presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by Ashok Prasad, fl. 1992, British Broadcasting Corporation and Open University, in Child of our Time, Series 4, Episode 2 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2004), 1 hour 5 mins
Through close, ongoing study of 22 families from all over Britain and their children born in the year 2000, the BBC science department is conducting and filming a unique experiment into how children develop and what makes who we are as adults. The children are now three years old and entering a fascinating new pha...
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presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by Ashok Prasad, fl. 1992, British Broadcasting Corporation and Open University, in Child of our Time, Series 4, Episode 2 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2004), 1 hour 5 mins
Description
Through close, ongoing study of 22 families from all over Britain and their children born in the year 2000, the BBC science department is conducting and filming a unique experiment into how children develop and what makes who we are as adults. The children are now three years old and entering a fascinating new phase in their development. The 2004 series explores a variety of issues relating to the children's development, such as shyness and confi...
Through close, ongoing study of 22 families from all over Britain and their children born in the year 2000, the BBC science department is conducting and filming a unique experiment into how children develop and what makes who we are as adults. The children are now three years old and entering a fascinating new phase in their development. The 2004 series explores a variety of issues relating to the children's development, such as shyness and confidence; dishonesty and punishment; and language.
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Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Ashok Prasad, fl. 1992, British Broadcasting Corporation, Open University
Author / Creator
Robert Winston, 1940-
Date Published / Released
2004
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Child of our Time
Topic / Theme
Learning and Conditioning, Human Development, Interpersonal communication, Language, Childhood development
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Child of our Time, Series 6, Episode 2, Flesh and Blood
directed by Rachel Hellings, fl. 2000 and Louise Bourner, fl. 2002; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by Rachel Hellings, fl. 2000 and Louise Bourner, fl. 2002, British Broadcasting Corporation and Open University, in Child of our Time, Series 6, Episode 2 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2006), 1 hour 4 mins
This is the sixth year of Professor Winston's series on child development, and the children are now six years old. For the first time they are really beginning to speak, giving an invaluable insight into the way they see the world. This four-part series looks at how, as children, we learn to be moral beings; how a...
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directed by Rachel Hellings, fl. 2000 and Louise Bourner, fl. 2002; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by Rachel Hellings, fl. 2000 and Louise Bourner, fl. 2002, British Broadcasting Corporation and Open University, in Child of our Time, Series 6, Episode 2 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2006), 1 hour 4 mins
Description
This is the sixth year of Professor Winston's series on child development, and the children are now six years old. For the first time they are really beginning to speak, giving an invaluable insight into the way they see the world. This four-part series looks at how, as children, we learn to be moral beings; how and why we learn new things; the effect siblings have on our ideas about competition and co-operation; and how early interaction with ou...
This is the sixth year of Professor Winston's series on child development, and the children are now six years old. For the first time they are really beginning to speak, giving an invaluable insight into the way they see the world. This four-part series looks at how, as children, we learn to be moral beings; how and why we learn new things; the effect siblings have on our ideas about competition and co-operation; and how early interaction with our peers affects the shape of our adult lives.
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Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Rachel Hellings, fl. 2000, Louise Bourner, fl. 2002, British Broadcasting Corporation, Open University
Author / Creator
Rachel Hellings, fl. 2000, Louise Bourner, fl. 2002, Robert Winston, 1940-
Date Published / Released
2006
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Child of our Time
Topic / Theme
Human Development, Sibling relationships, Childhood development
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Child of our Time, Series 6, Episode 3, Right and Wrong
directed by David Berry, fl. 2017 and Rob Gill, fl. 2008; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by David Berry, fl. 2017 and Rob Gill, fl. 2008, Open University and British Broadcasting Corporation, in Child of our Time, Series 6, Episode 3 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2017), 1 hour 3 mins
This is the sixth year of Professor Winston's series on child development, and the children are now six years old. For the first time they are really beginning to speak, giving an invaluable insight into the way they see the world. This four-part series looks at how, as children, we learn to be moral beings; how a...
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directed by David Berry, fl. 2017 and Rob Gill, fl. 2008; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by David Berry, fl. 2017 and Rob Gill, fl. 2008, Open University and British Broadcasting Corporation, in Child of our Time, Series 6, Episode 3 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2017), 1 hour 3 mins
Description
This is the sixth year of Professor Winston's series on child development, and the children are now six years old. For the first time they are really beginning to speak, giving an invaluable insight into the way they see the world. This four-part series looks at how, as children, we learn to be moral beings; how and why we learn new things; the effect siblings have on our ideas about competition and co-operation; and how early interaction with ou...
This is the sixth year of Professor Winston's series on child development, and the children are now six years old. For the first time they are really beginning to speak, giving an invaluable insight into the way they see the world. This four-part series looks at how, as children, we learn to be moral beings; how and why we learn new things; the effect siblings have on our ideas about competition and co-operation; and how early interaction with our peers affects the shape of our adult lives.
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Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
David Berry, fl. 2017, Rob Gill, fl. 2008, Open University, British Broadcasting Corporation
Author / Creator
David Berry, fl. 2017, Rob Gill, fl. 2008, Robert Winston, 1940-
Date Published / Released
2017
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Child of our Time
Topic / Theme
Testing Methods, Human Development, Childhood development, Behavior, Moral development
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Child of our Time, Series 6, Episode 4, Your Recipe for Success
directed by Steve Crabtree, fl. 1999 and Rachael Scarrot, fl. 1997; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by Steve Crabtree, fl. 1999, British Broadcasting Corporation and Open University, in Child of our Time, Series 6, Episode 4 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2006), 1 hour 2 mins
This is the sixth year of Professor Winston's series on child development, and the children are now six years old. For the first time they are really beginning to speak, giving an invaluable insight into the way they see the world. This four-part series looks at how, as children, we learn to be moral beings; how a...
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directed by Steve Crabtree, fl. 1999 and Rachael Scarrot, fl. 1997; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by Steve Crabtree, fl. 1999, British Broadcasting Corporation and Open University, in Child of our Time, Series 6, Episode 4 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2006), 1 hour 2 mins
Description
This is the sixth year of Professor Winston's series on child development, and the children are now six years old. For the first time they are really beginning to speak, giving an invaluable insight into the way they see the world. This four-part series looks at how, as children, we learn to be moral beings; how and why we learn new things; the effect siblings have on our ideas about competition and co-operation; and how early interaction with ou...
This is the sixth year of Professor Winston's series on child development, and the children are now six years old. For the first time they are really beginning to speak, giving an invaluable insight into the way they see the world. This four-part series looks at how, as children, we learn to be moral beings; how and why we learn new things; the effect siblings have on our ideas about competition and co-operation; and how early interaction with our peers affects the shape of our adult lives.
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Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Steve Crabtree, fl. 1999, British Broadcasting Corporation, Open University
Author / Creator
Steve Crabtree, fl. 1999, Rachael Scarrot, fl. 1997, Robert Winston, 1940-
Date Published / Released
2006
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Child of our Time
Topic / Theme
Testing Methods, Learning and Conditioning, Intelligence, Cognition, and Memory, Human Development, Ability
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Child of our Time, Series 7, Episode 1, Will to Win
directed by Claire Beavis, fl. 1997; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by Claire Beavis, fl. 1997, British Broadcasting Corporation and Open University, in Child of our Time, Series 7, Episode 1 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2007), 1 hour 3 mins
This unique documentary series that follows the lives of 25 children born in the year 2000 is now in its seventh year. At the age of six, most of the children still lived in a magical world populated by tooth fairies, Father Christmas and monsters under the bed. But by the age of seven, most of them have out grown...
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directed by Claire Beavis, fl. 1997; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by Claire Beavis, fl. 1997, British Broadcasting Corporation and Open University, in Child of our Time, Series 7, Episode 1 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2007), 1 hour 3 mins
Description
This unique documentary series that follows the lives of 25 children born in the year 2000 is now in its seventh year. At the age of six, most of the children still lived in a magical world populated by tooth fairies, Father Christmas and monsters under the bed. But by the age of seven, most of them have out grown these childish fantasies. What happened to the children's wild and vivid imaginations? Also, find out how the youngsters cope with pee...
This unique documentary series that follows the lives of 25 children born in the year 2000 is now in its seventh year. At the age of six, most of the children still lived in a magical world populated by tooth fairies, Father Christmas and monsters under the bed. But by the age of seven, most of them have out grown these childish fantasies. What happened to the children's wild and vivid imaginations? Also, find out how the youngsters cope with peer pressure, both in the playground and at home, and who the children's backgrounds may influence their ambition, hopes and fears.
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Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Claire Beavis, fl. 1997, British Broadcasting Corporation, Open University
Author / Creator
Claire Beavis, fl. 1997, Robert Winston, 1940-
Date Published / Released
2007
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Child of our Time
Topic / Theme
Experimental Design, Human Development, Childhood development, Family, Behavior, Parenting style
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Child of our Time, Series 7, Episode 2, Fitting In or Standing Out
directed by Joanna Woolf, fl. 2000; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by Joanna Woolf, fl. 2000, British Broadcasting Corporation and Open University, in Child of our Time, Series 7, Episode 2 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2007), 1 hour 4 mins
This unique documentary series that follows the lives of 25 children born in the year 2000 is now in its seventh year. At the age of six, most of the children still lived in a magical world populated by tooth fairies, Father Christmas and monsters under the bed. But by the age of seven, most of them have outgrown...
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directed by Joanna Woolf, fl. 2000; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by Joanna Woolf, fl. 2000, British Broadcasting Corporation and Open University, in Child of our Time, Series 7, Episode 2 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2007), 1 hour 4 mins
Description
This unique documentary series that follows the lives of 25 children born in the year 2000 is now in its seventh year. At the age of six, most of the children still lived in a magical world populated by tooth fairies, Father Christmas and monsters under the bed. But by the age of seven, most of them have outgrown these childish fantasies. What happened to the children's wild and vivid imaginations? Also, find out how the youngsters cope with peer...
This unique documentary series that follows the lives of 25 children born in the year 2000 is now in its seventh year. At the age of six, most of the children still lived in a magical world populated by tooth fairies, Father Christmas and monsters under the bed. But by the age of seven, most of them have outgrown these childish fantasies. What happened to the children's wild and vivid imaginations? Also, find out how the youngsters cope with peer pressure, both in the playground and at home, and who the children's backgrounds may influence their ambition, hopes and fears.
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Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Joanna Woolf, fl. 2000, British Broadcasting Corporation, Open University
Author / Creator
Joanna Woolf, fl. 2000, Robert Winston, 1940-
Date Published / Released
2007
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Child of our Time
Topic / Theme
Experimental Design, Human Development, Childhood development, Individuality, Social behavior
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Child of our Time, Series 7, Episode 3, Killing Creativity
directed by Josh Good, fl. 2002; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by British Broadcasting Corporation and Open University, in Child of our Time, Series 7, Episode 3 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2007), 1 hour 3 mins
This unique documentary series that follows the lives of 25 children born in the year 2000 is now in its seventh year. At the age of six, most of the children still lived in a magical world populated by tooth fairies, Father Christmas and monsters under the bed. But by the age of seven, most of them have out grown...
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directed by Josh Good, fl. 2002; presented by Robert Winston, 1940-; produced by British Broadcasting Corporation and Open University, in Child of our Time, Series 7, Episode 3 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2007), 1 hour 3 mins
Description
This unique documentary series that follows the lives of 25 children born in the year 2000 is now in its seventh year. At the age of six, most of the children still lived in a magical world populated by tooth fairies, Father Christmas and monsters under the bed. But by the age of seven, most of them have out grown these childish fantasies. What happened to the children's wild and vivid imaginations? Also, find out how the youngsters cope with pee...
This unique documentary series that follows the lives of 25 children born in the year 2000 is now in its seventh year. At the age of six, most of the children still lived in a magical world populated by tooth fairies, Father Christmas and monsters under the bed. But by the age of seven, most of them have out grown these childish fantasies. What happened to the children's wild and vivid imaginations? Also, find out how the youngsters cope with peer pressure, both in the playground and at home, and who the childrens' backgrounds may influence their ambition, hopes and fears.
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Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
British Broadcasting Corporation, Open University
Author / Creator
Josh Good, fl. 2002, Robert Winston, 1940-
Date Published / Released
2007
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Child of our Time
Topic / Theme
Experimental Design, Intelligence, Cognition, and Memory, Learning and Conditioning, Human Development, Creativity, Childhood development
Copyright Message
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Child of our Time
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