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Apostrophes in essays have gained my attention for many years while teaching English in secondary schools. Originally stating that the rule you use an ' when referring to the possessi...

Eliciting web site preferences of people with learning disabilities Abstract A growing body of literature is recognising the value of the World Wide Web as a tool that can be used...

One of the major obstacles to success for A-Level students and Undergraduates in Law is the sheer volume of the content in law courses. In criminal law, there are layers and layers o...

How to play a Major scale! REMEMBER - MAJOR KEYS SOUND HAPPY! Major scales are made up of the following intervals: T T S T T T S C D E F G A B C (The example above ...

When you are learning a new language it can be hard to stay motivated. Progress might seem slow and it can be frustrating when you find yourself lost for words. As an adult learner yo...

As a parent, you will know how bright your child is. This, obviously, is the starting point. You need to be thinking about taking the entrance exams when your child is in Year 4, and...

Considering the linguistic and grammar elements a student is expected to have managed at the end of the academic year, a one year Italian GCSE course might well be viewed as an inte...

TEACHING COLLOQUIAL ITALIAN: APPROACHES AND METHODOLOGY. Engaging in learning the Italian language often comes as an initially shocking experience for the English mother tongue stude...

A teacher should have the ability and preparation to set up his tuition and organise his material in a way that preserves the pupil's interest, motive and pleasure in learning. In thi...

Acceptable Difference: An analysis of sexuality and nationality offered in Bend It Like Beckham Gurinder Chadha`s feature Bend it Like Beckham (2002) meditates on and reimagines...