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Think maths is boring? Something painful? Best avoided..? Think again. Maths is about the way YOU SEE things. It`s as relevant as the air you breathe, the things you thin...

Put simply, cancer is a disease of mitosis (i.e. cell division). Cells begin to rapidly undergo uncontrolled mitosis and form a mass of cancerous cells known as a tumour. However, th...

There has been a lot of recent attention focused on the problematic relationship between science and the media. Brian Cox presented a program on the ways in which media can be used to...

How is a person's experience of back pain influenced by psychosocial factors and what is the psychological impact of back pain. . We are all aware of the fact that pain is defined ...

Psychology is defined as "The scientific study of human or animals mind and its functions, esp. those affecting behavior in a given context." but this may still leave you with a vari...

Be honest - how often do you force yourself to be creative? Do you find yourself getting frustrated when your creativity doesn`t flow easily? Do you get angry at yourself, doubt yours...

Our experienced, patient, approachable tutors can adapt their teaching styles to fit the needs of students with time-management struggles, language-based learning disabilities or othe...

There is no doubt that Evelina, the eponymous protagonist of Frances Burney's 1778 novel, is a character who is exiled. Her biological father John Belmont refuses to accept she is hi...

What are the general mechanisms by which axons navigate to find a target area, including the different activities they might encounter? For an organism to function correctly, it i...

A fantastic book I have come across whilst teaching my younger pupils is "I Play the Harp by" by Gabriella Bosio. The method is divided up into two volumes. One colourful fun method f...