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1.Get you PhD application right How to apply and make your first contact with potential PhD supervisors is something you need to learn. Of course things are sometimes different a...

Usually the vowel sounds are the greatest challenge to anyone learning a foreign language. The best way to learn how to pronounce sounds and words correctly is to listen as much as po...

1. Practice questions- Practise as many as you can. Maybe even have a routine where you do one Q per science in the morning before heading off to school. This way, you`re constantly r...

1. Diagrams- You will be learning cells, processes, equations etc. Get these into a diagram as a DIY project or find images online. Whatever you do, visualise the content!2. Exam ques...

1. Consolidate- When you learn a new topic, when you`re home in the evening, watch a video on the topic learnt and attempt 3 Qs.- This helps what you learnt earlier to stick a bit mor...

I`ve been delving into the concept of the number of possible outcomes with some of my students. This exploration is a fantastic way to help us grasp the probability of selecting vario...

Here are two friendly nuggets of wisdom about prime numbers that you should keep in mind:1) When it comes to prime numbers, there`s a little twist to remember. Most primes are odd, bu...

Let me tell you about the fantastic maths adventures I`ve been having with my younger primary school student lately! We`ve been diving headfirst into all sorts of maths problems, and ...

Last week, I had the opportunity to delve into the world of SOHCAHTOA with one of my students. But here`s the twist – they kept stumbling upon incorrect answers, scratching their he...

MomentumITS QUANTITY OFMOTION DUE TO MASS AND VELOCITYDefined as a Product of mass and velocity.Formula𝑃=𝑚𝑣Unit 𝐾𝑔𝑚/𝑠Vector QuantityIt has the sam...