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To Rule the Winds. the Evolution of the British Fighter Force Through Two World Wars: The Evolution of the British Fighter Force

為了解決Bristol BNO的問題，作者Fox, Michael C. 這樣論述：

This second Volume in the To Rule the Winds series deals with the evolution of the Royal Flying Corps through the First World War and its transformation, in 1918, into the Royal Air Force. It focuses on the migration of the Army's Air Service - and to some extent the Navy's separate Air Service -

towards a British Air Force intended to wipe the enemy's Air Service from the sky and provide an aerial umbrella under which the Army's Expeditionary Force on the ground could eventually move forward to victory. While the resulting Air Force was not entirely successful in the grand objective of rul

ing the air, it did enough. But to do so, it had to change fundamentally. In August 1914 the British Air Service - or, at least, the Army's Wing of it - that went to France as part of the British Expeditionary Force comprised four squadrons populated with a small collection of slow and unarmed recon

naissance airplanes, typically the Royal Aircraft Factory's B.E.2 types, plus an even smaller scattering of somewhat faster but still unarmed single seater scouting airplanes like the Bristol Scout and sundry Bl riot types. There was no specialization worth the name: the airplanes of the Military Wi

ng were just about all that were flyable; there was no plan for the future, precious little in the way of reserves and no duty other than to watch the enemy's forces on the ground. When the War ended in November 1918 there was a national, a Royal, Air Force of many squadrons: the Royal Naval Air Ser

vice had been (at least in principle and temporarily) rolled in; there were still the squadrons of reconnaissance machines, but faster, armed for defense and more robust. There were squadrons of bombing machines: like the reconnaissance machines, but more powerful and capable of carrying heavy bomb

loads over distances that made strategic bombing a practical proposition. Finally, there were fighter squadrons, something of a real innovation, fast and maneuverable mostly single seater gun platforms. Although an Independent bomber force was created during 1918 there was not, even by the war's end

, a fighter force - just squadrons. This Volume continues the underlying theme of the whole series: the development of the fighter force - a coordinated group of fighting squadrons adapted and later designed primarily to fight in the air against other airplanes.

Slow Travel Family Breaks: Perfect Escapes in Britain’’s Special Places

為了解決Bristol BNO的問題，作者Anderson, Jane,Tuppen, Holly 這樣論述：

Jane Anderson has been a travel writer and editor for over 25 years. Once her kids came along 18 and 15 years ago (in 2022), her focus turned to enriching family travel experiences which landed her the job of Editor of Family Traveller magazine and website. She is also author of Dorset, New Forest &

Isle of Wight with Kids and Brittany with Kids published by Footprint Guides. She is particularly interested in local adventures and how to travel sustainably, and how to give children enriching travel experiences close to home. Having travelled around the world, she genuinely feels that the UK is

one of the best and most rewarding places to explore with children, with the added benefit of no flying or jetlag! Holly Tuppen has been a travel writer for over ten years, specialising in sustainable escapes. She’s a writer for the Guardian, The Telegraph, and Conde Nast Traveller, and is author of

Sustainable Travel. Having travelled the world without flying pre-kids, for the last seven years, she’s embraced the same slow travel ethos closer to home. With a five and seven-year-old in tow, Holly loves nothing more than seeking out and shouting out about the huge variety of adventures to be ha

d within the UK’s shores, whether exploring the car-free Small Isles or swotting up on space exploration in Bristol.

在CLIL情境下發展合作學習以增進國小學生的數位說故事能力、英語口說能力及理財知識

為了解決Bristol BNO的問題，作者范庭毓 這樣論述：

英語教育已在台灣推廣多年，近來，內容和語言整合學習 (CLIL) 受到越來越多的關注，因其為一種將英語融入現實生活環境的有效方式。隨著科技的進步，數位說故事能培養學生多種技能，例如敘述現實生活中的故事、用英語記錄故事以及與小組成員討論故事。因此本研究旨在發展 CLIL 情境下的合作學習，以提高小學生的數位說故事、英語口語能力和金融知識。參與者來自兩個班級中共43名六年級學生：實驗組（n = 26）和對照組（n = 17）。整個實驗設計為期9周，目的為調查實驗組學生在合作學習方式下發展的數位說故事結果是否與對照組的個人數位說故事結果不同。所有參與者都參加了金融知識和英語口說的前測，接著參與金融

知識課程和數位說故事的引導，以幫助他們有效地設計出能結合金融知識和英語口說的數位說故事影片。此研究問題的分析主要採用描述性分析、獨立t檢定、配對t檢定、單一 ANCOVA 和 Pearson 相關性分析。其結果表明，實驗組在整體之數位說故事表現、英語口語能力和金融知識方面優於對照組。而在金融知識方面，實驗組和對照組在後測中皆有顯著進步。並且在口語能力方面，實驗組在內容、語法、詞彙等方面較對照組有顯著提升。但是，在流利程度和熟練程度方面並無顯著差異。在 DST 性能方面，實驗組在見解、語音和圖像方面均有顯著提升。然而，在經濟性和原創性方面沒有顯著差異。此外，合作學習和英語口語能力之間以及合作學習

和數位說故事表現之間皆顯示出正相關。此研究亦進一步探討研究結果對未來英語教育的影響。