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Coping in isolation: Time to Think (Free Course Trailer)
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3:15Now PlayingIn 2020, as millions worldwide face prolonged periods of social isolation, what can you learn about coping from Open University graduates who studied while imprisoned in the Maze and Long Kesh prison during the years of conflict in and about Northern Ireland? In this free course, David and Michael, two Open University graduates, reflect on the current COVID-19 lockdown and their study experiences while imprisoned in the 1970s and 1980s, and offer ways to adjust to the current pressures facing people across the globe.
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