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I am your constant companion Your greatest helper or your heaviest burden I will push you forward to success or drag you down to failure I am completely at your command & easily ma...

The word "anarchy" primarly comes from Greek, in which it meant a state of absence of power. That may be understand as variously as ambiguous is the word "power". However, at the time...

Prior to 1815 Germany was not a meaningful concept but rather it was spilt in over 300 states and ruled over by Austria which was then the centre of the Holy Roman Empire. However i...

Political scientists have made it clear that the Republican and Democrat parties are ideologically distinct and polarised, however the notion of the parties being internally united is...

At the end of every topic studied make a revision spider diagram either A3 or A4 size, with the key facts on. To make these acccurate and detailed enough, use your exam board specif...

Exploring some of the difficulties children encounter when faced with word problems For the purpose if this assignment I will be discussing children's mathematical understanding. ...

Anthology comes from the Greek, meaning - rather quaintly - `a collection of flowers`, which is still how Samuel Johnson defined it in his Dictionary of 1755. The first poetic bouquet...

Dazzling pocket PCs are aplenty for the children of today. Kids roll into the classroom with iPhones, Blackberries, and various Android devices capable of supporting myriad complex a...

At this time of year, our English students often ask about the story of Guy Fawkes. Why do we remember this failed attempt to blow-up a king? When Guy Fawkes planned the Gunpowder ...

Looking through some language advertisements recently, I saw one I hadn't been expecting: Free English Lessons! Now, I know that the world and their best friend are offering English l...