There are many forms of training based on both conscious and subconscious perceptions. Of course, among the various pedagogical methods, the principle of encouragement and punishment, which has been known from the ancient times, stands in the first place. It will be discussed in this article.
Discipline
Without the use of any form of punishment, it is practically impossible to raise a child, except in purely theoretical terms. On the other hand, although some disciplinary measures provide the desired result, they can cause serious damage to a child's personality.
Stagecoach South West, together with representatives of Devon County Council and East Devon District Council, has launched CONNexIONS – the new name for route 56. Devon County Council and East Devon District Council have joined forces in a ground-breaking arrangement, via the Exeter and East Devon Enterprise Zone, to fund significant enhancements to the route between Exeter St David’s, the City Centre, Met Office, Science Park, Sky Park and Exeter Airport.
Cllr Ian Thomas, Leader of East Devon District Council, commented: “We’re delighted to provide funding for enhancements to the...
Starting a Stamp Club/Philatelic Society in Exeter was very high on the Agender of the Wessex Philatelic Federation at their AGM on Saturday 1st September at the URC in Exeter.
We suggest anyone in the Exeter Area who is interesting in joining such a club should contact the Federation President Jim Wigmore on 01626 864844.
Wessex Federation can also be found via the web or could be visited at their forthcoming Exhibition at Sidford on Saturday 29th September.
Exhibition address is Sidford Social Hall, Byes Lane, Sidford EX10 9QX
As we slowly but surely run more and more aspects of our day to day life through our gadgets, and particularly our smartphones, the “smart home” concept is shifting from the realms of science fiction to an accepted part of everyday life. This is true across the country, but Exeter, in particular, is becoming a centre of smart home technology.
Research carried out by Halifax towards the end of last year showed that Exeter is one of the top ten locations in the country in terms of house price growth, with a year-on-year rise of more than nine percent. The city’s open spaces and fresh...
Installing a fence to your home comes with a lot of benefits. A fence can give you privacy and security. However, the installation requires that you understand some fencing concepts before buying one. The factors will help you find the best fence that will meet your needs and budget. The market today has a lot of different types of fences, but you need to pick the best. This article goes through the top things you need to consider when selecting a perfect and beautiful fence for your home.
A new fence can have many styles and colors. Metal, vinyl or wood are viable options, so...
Your essential guide to What’s On in and around Exeter this weekend (31 August – 2 September).
THEATRE
Into the Light Exeter Northcott Inspired by W.H. Auden’s poem ‘September 1 1939’, Into The Light is the result of an intensive eight day residency by NYC – Northcott Young Company. Addressing themes such as intolerance, justice and the importance of independent thought, the Young Company will create an ambitious new piece of theatre which explores how the ideas behind Auden’s poem speak to them as young people in the twenty-first century. https://exeternorthcott.co.uk/...
Exeter City lost their first game home since February 17 as Lincoln City recorded a 3-0 win at St James Park.
The Grecians fell behind in the 42nd-minute when John Akinde’s low cross found Lee Frecklington and then Lincoln’s striker added a second in first-half stoppage time by firing past Christy Pym from 12 yards.
City boss Matt Taylor made two changes after the break but an own goal from Troy Brown, as he diverted a Harry Toffolo cross into his own net, condemned the Grecians to defeat.
There were a couple of changes to the starting line-up from the City side...
Three of the world’s top five-ranked riders will be competing in Devon this Monday. (3 September).
The 2018 OVO Energy Tour of Britain, the fifteenth edition of the modern race, will feature its strongest ever field. The Tour starts on Sunday September 2 – the Devon Stage 2 takes place on Monday September 3 and is being hosted by Devon County Council and supported by East Devon District Council and North Devon Council, starting in Cranbrook and finishing in Barnstaple. Britain’s most successful Grand Tour rider Chris Froome (reigning world number two) and his Team Sky team-mate...
An exciting stage of regeneration in Newton Abbot town centre has been unveiled as a new glass canopy and colourful render welcome visitors to Market Walk shopping centre.
In September 2017, Teignbridge’s Full Council approved a major investment package for Market Walk shopping centre. Councillors unanimously supported the £2million upgrade scheme to modernise the shopping centre and create an open and spacious place to visit and shop.
Work on Market Walk has seen the removal of the existing concrete entrance structure at Courtenay Street while existing shop fronts have...
Saturday 1st September is a big day for the Exeter Chiefs, as the team take on Leicester at Sandy Park in the first game of the Gallagher Premiership season. For fans and spectators, there’s an extra reason to celebrate, as the 1st sees the launch of the new Exeter Chiefs Special Edition Gin in association with Salcombe Gin.
The new Exeter Chiefs Gin is in honour of the team, which has been on a seven-year winning streak and will compete this season for the European Rugby Champions Cup. This Special Edition Gin is Salcombe Gin’s multi-award winning ‘Start Point’, presented in an...
