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I must admit that when students and friends both suggested that I offer my clients an online tutoring facility, I was sceptical at first. Until last year, I had only ever known teach...

Continued pressure from Ofsted, focusing on student progress in lessons, 3 levels of progress by the end of Key Stage 4 and a backdrop of two consecutive years of falling GCSE results...

Performing is one of the main reasons people choose to study a musical instrument in the first place. For some of us, performance is an occasional way of showing what we have achieved...

The pursuit of justice and peace can be complementary to one another and mutually reinforcing, or they can compete at the expense of one another. Though accountability for those who ...

Introduction "Penny Francis is not a puppeteer, she's nothing to give to puppetry apart from things she can invent." Chris Somerville (24. 10. 2012). Huddled over an electric...

Chemistry by its very nature is a non-linear course. This is because pupils have some knowledge required at each stage but not necessarily lack higher order thinking. What does th...

An investigation into the effect the size of a square has on the symmetrical patterns "A square grid is coloured in so that each square is the same colour as all the symmetrically...

"I know the work but can't answer the questions!" I have taught Biology for many years and this is a phrase I hear all the time. Students who have worked hard are bewildered and f...

Many people have wondered what the best way to revise is: reading, mind-maps, diagrams etc. And the answer is really dependant on you. Some of us are naturally visual learners, whilst...

In his essay, `The Autonomy of Affect`, Brian Massumi questions the reasons why Ronald Reagan proved to be such a popular president; why was it that he could `be so many things to so ...