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Geography is a compulsory subject in the national curriculum until KS3 or about 14 years old. Most secondary schools offer the subject at 14+ years for qualifications such as GCSE/GCE...

What are Fronted Adverbials?To comprehend fronted adverbials, we must first break down the term. "Adverbial" refers to a word or group of words that modify or describe the verb in a ...

The Manhunt - Simon ArmitageAn accessible poem which is great for introducing the theme of conflict. Manhunt highlights the long-lasting effects war has on people regardless of the ou...

As you navigate the exciting world of education, you`ll soon discover that one of the keys to success is not just learning information but retaining it over the long haul. Whether you...

Homonymy, known as "hason(ló)nevűség" or "azonosalakúság" in Hungarian, is a fascinating linguistic phenomenon where two words (or sometimes other linguistic elements like phrase...

Language is a complex and fascinating web of communication, but it`s not without its pitfalls. One such challenge is the presence of "false friends" - words that appear simi...

It is commonplace that most people run away from writing. Other people have embraced the idea that writing is very difficult and meant for just a few people. They would rather prefer ...

Citizenship education is a socialization process whereby an individual will learn civic knowledge, skills and values of upheld by the society, through formal, nonformal and informal c...

Using Coding to Solve Mathematical ProblemsIn the modern era, Mathematics can be seen everywhere and is used in almost every profession and career, which is why we are taught it in sc...

Understanding the symbolism in a piece of written fiction is the key to gaining a higher grade in your English GCSE’s. And it needn’t be as complicated as you imagine. Think of th...