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Wrist Movement
Wrist MovementAnatomyWe will give a name to a movement based on the part of our body that moves and becomes responsible for actioning the keys. In the case of the wrist movement, in p...
Curriculum teaching on the Universe
The topic is
ordered in a fashion which presents a narrative which echoes the historical
development of our understanding of the universe. This makes good sense since students start...

GCSE English Language Paper 1 - model answer
English language paper 1 model answer Q1. Read again the first part of the Source from lines 1 to 12. List four things from this part of the text about the ship.1)There were noises...

Macbeth by Shakespeare - Revision Notes
Macbeth at a glance: Key Characters: Macbeth: A Scottish nobleman and warrior who murders the King of Scotland in order to take his throne. He has a sense of right and wrong and...

Othello by Shakespeare - Study Notes
Context The play takes place in Venice, around the same time Shakespeare is alive (late 1500s). Othello was written around the same time as Hamlet, King Lear, and Macbeth. The tim...

5 methods of highly effective students
If you re like me, you probably think you have a certain way or style of revising that works best for you. But does revising certain ways actually help us learn better? Researchers ha...

Why the new GCSE maths is a blessing in disguise
Whilst studying for my Mathematics PGCE at King`s College
London, I was introduced to the terms `relational` and `instrumental` learning.
Instrumental learning (also known as rote...

Exchange Rates Currency Manipulation Eduqas question
The US has recently accused a number of countries of keeping
their exchange rates below their free market level. The US has chosen three
criteria to use in order to help identify co...

From getting by to standing out: Shakespeare, active reading, and playing with literature
There is a time in every student s life when a text - whether that is a book, a play, a poem, a film or even a picture - that incurs that dreadful, immediate reaction: What on earth a...

Does your dog really love you?
Many people who own dogs (or almost any other pet for that
matter) will tell you that they have a deep emotional connection to them. They
love their pets. And as in any loving rel...


