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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...

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...

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...

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...

Learning a foreign language can INCREASE the size of your brain. Research has shown that language learning, at all stages in life has so huge benefits. Obviously, one is able to c...

In the decade before the Great War a young man visits his tubercular cousin at a sanatorium in the Swizz Alps for a planned stay of 3 weeks and ends up staying 7 years. Fact 1: In...

In a television panorama so interesting for the `teen fiction`, with recent successful TV series such as For 13 Reasons, Riverdale or Skam, one of the great stereotypes has been intro...

The study of mathematics is important to all subject areas as it relates to so many fields in our lives. Many people find mathematics quite difficult to understand, and arguably mathe...

The academic discipline of second-language acquisition is a subdiscipline of applied linguistics. It is broad-based and relatively new. As well as the various branches of linguistics,...

The Cambridge Latin Course (CLC) has an awful lot to answer for, not least the line Caeciius est in horto ( Caecilius is in the garden ), the dimly-remembered phrase often quoted...