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Please give attention to lower jaw when you sing, to the way you open it, remember, try to put two fingers on both sides between jaws, it does release all the tension of muscles in t...

I've got to admit, I do have a penchant for flashcards they are my revision aid of choice and have been since my undergraduate finals in the early 90s. However, as with most things i...

Too often students view the English Language and Literature GCSEs as entirely separate: an understandable, yet unhelpful outlook. Below are some tips to help you recognise and utilise...

A strong understanding of the nature of science has been shown to be positively correlated to biology teachers emphasis on teaching. Past research has focused on determining which tea...

All children learn language. In fact, children start making sounds from the moment they are born. Over time, those sounds become words, then sentences. All of a sudden your children a...

Multidrug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) is a pandemic condition with an annual morbidity of close to half a million and mortality of over 200,000. This is a serious public health ...

This is a topic which seems to confuse a lot of students but it needn't be so. The word error suggests a mistake in a result but this is not the case: the word uncertainty is clearer:...

A beginning piano student needs a good instrument. Think about it. If you wanted your child to play soccer, would you send your child out on the field in a pair of cheap flip-flops, o...

The Times They Are A ChanginWhen a despot resigns the presidency after 28 years at the helm, it`s tempting to question why. When a despot steps down after 28 years and power seeming...

When Simon Sinek says know your why in one of his talks, I want to give him a standing ovation in my living room. Couldn t agree more with this simple phrase applied to pret...