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In all my years of tutoring one consistent problem I come up against is a lack of basic skills - very basic skills like long mulitplication and times tables. When I ask a student for ...

How many times have I heard things like "Oh, I shoul have learnt how to play an instrument when I was younger" or "Oh, I wish I could play"? Well, guess what: I wish I could be a rock...

An article published in the Guardian, March 2015 In Bruegel`s painting The Triumph of Death, an army of skeletons cavorts on a blasted and desolated landscape: over there, the rust...

Acupuncture received a positive recommendation in the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) clinical guideline for low back pain (LBP). However, no such recomme...

'Baudelaire, Lacaussade and the Historical Identity of La Belle Dorothée' Much of the academic debate regarding Baudelaire's voyage to the Indian Ocean in 1841 has centred on ...

Moving on from GCSE to A level can be daunting. Especially when you are not only advancing to a higher level but moving school, or going to college. You might be hardworking, and a...

WHO WAS DIDEROT? Denis Diderot (1713-1784) was co-founder, editor, and contributor to the Encyclopédie which played a critical role in the French Enlightenment. The Encyclop&...

Much of the literature surrounding the teaching of computer programming focuses on the novice learner. Much, too, has been made of the various deficiencies of novices. For instance, t...

Throughout the history of humanity, people have relied on the myriad services that ecosystems provide to survive and improve their quality of living. However in the last century the i...

Vitamin B12 can be categorised as a group of 4 corrinoids with similar structures, all with the suffix cobalamin. It is widely regarded as the most complex vitamin, and having only be...