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The obvious cause of the culminating deaths at the end of the play would appear to be jealousy. This, however, is a superficial assumption as there are many other emotions that help d...

To deliver measurable results the tutor must harness all traditional and modern tools and techniques to help his students reach their respective goals. But teaching cannot solely rely...

Democracy is a normative political concept that refers to the governing of state affairs by the people. It is a highly contested abstract concept which Heywood describes as "vague," ...

Many schools report that the six week summer holiday is too long for some children, who forget some of what they have learned during the previous year. It is quite common to find t...

Preparing your child for entrance to a Grammar or Independent School From the time your child was very young you will have already started to prepare your child by reading to them,...

Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) Language of interaction is beyond sets of phonological, grammatical and lexical rules. The Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) approach fo...

Linguistic input is necessary for language acquisition, unless children are exposed to language, they will not acquire it. However, while linguistic input is necessary for language l...

The Ahmadiyya Muslim community, a sect of Islam, was founded in 1889 by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad in the Punjab in India. The Ahmadiyya, primarily due to the belief that their founder was a...

Optical trapping refers to the use of lasers (i.e. light) in providing an attractive or repulsive force to move microscopic objects. This brief aims to discuss the physics behind this...

'Asian Shakespeare is changing not only how we understand the plays but reshaping debates about the relation of east and west in the emerging landscape of global culture' (Alexander H...