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There exists a range of definitions for dyslexia spanning the last century. This review focuses on those definitions from four influential organisations: The British Psychological Soc...

Teaching mathematics, particularly to teenagers, I often meet students who have a dependence on calculators. Whilst calculators have their place in everyday life, I am of the belief t...

Across all GCSE subjects in 2015 nearly seven out of 10 entrants (68.8%) in England and Wales were awarded grades between A* and C, which meant the rate was slightly up (by 0.2 pe...

'Change in the availability and the use of money is . one of the keys to explaining the changing fabric of rural society, as well as of urban society, in the Middle Ages.' From the f...

Accounting software packages now plays a key role in some small and most medium and larger size businesses resulting in a mainstream move from manual accounting records and excel to m...

The `=` sign is surely one of the most commonly used symbols in the field of mathematics and other sciences. Its basic meaning isn`t difficult to grasp but is sometimes easily overloo...

Most A Level courses involve combinations of the following: history/analysis aural/ listening harmony/ composition performance. Inevitably most students will have a preference for o...

Discourse is an elusive word. Definitions often fall short, retreating into abstract prolixity because the idea encapsulates our politics, our history, our art, our identity and most ...

How far was colonialism crucial to the formation of national identity in English literature from 1590-1642? `England` is an unstable concept in Early Modern literature. In the unea...

`Nothing is more unpredictable than the mob, nothing more obscure than public opinion, nothing more deceptive than the whole political system` - Cicero. Discuss the role of `the mob` ...