Science for survival
Subtitle: [a video pack for KS3 and KS4 Science and the Humanities]
By: produced by the International Broadcasting Trust.
Contributors: Rosenberg, Gerard.; King-Underwood, Ani.; Phillips, Gary.; International Broadcasting Trust.
Publisher: International Broadcasting Trust
Published: 1995
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: Videorecording
Number of pages: 32
Subjects: Science -- Study and teaching -- India.; Women in science -- India.; Women scientists -- India.; Minorities in science -- India.; Women -- Social conditions -- India.; Agriculture -- Study and teaching -- India.; Sericulture -- India.; Silk industry -- India.; Traditional medicine -- India.; Rural women -- India.
Other titles: [Video pack for KS3 and KS4 Science and the Humanities]; BBC Worldwide TV (Television series); Agriculture and the environment; Treating disease; Sericulture
Description: Three short stories about Indian women using science: the effects of modern agricultural practice; the hybridisation of silkworms; and using leaches to fight disease.
Notes: Based on extracts from the IBT documentary Science for survival first shown on BBC Worldwide TV in 1995.

Guide was written by Gary Phillips.

"New video pack for GCSE Science and cross-curricular work with the Humanities."

Converted from PAL format.

On PAL format cassette case: Schools version.

Executive producer: Gerard Rosenberg; producer/director, Ani King-Underwood ; programme consultants: Helen Appleton, Gary Phillips, Lynette Aitken ; editor, Jamie Trevill.

Narrator, Suad Faress.

CR STORAGE copy in PAL format

CR STORAGE copy lacks teacher's guide.

CR
Table of contents: title: Pt.1. Agriculture and the environment (9:52 min.); title: Pt.2.Treating disease (10:36 min.); title: Pt.3. Sericulture (8:39 min.).