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Cognitive development in children`s brains.
The extent to which structural changes influence children's cognitive ability will be examined by looking at the key concepts of brain development. Many physiological processes take p...

Tips in Arithmetic - Multiples of 9
For all numbers that are a multiple of 9, the digits will add up to 9. For example 5,892,183 (9 x 654,687). Add up all the digits (5 + 8 + 9 + 2 + 1 + 8 + 3) and keep on adding unti...

New core maths exam course to include skills such as dividing bills
How to divide a restaurant bill between friends is among the practical skills to be taught in the government's new core maths examination, aimed at filling the gap in qualifications f...
Private Tuition in a Failing Academic System
The definition of the word "tutor" is often misunderstood. I have been a part of this industry and have been providing my services for the past six years. I`ve seen that there is a fi...

The Cantor Set
If we think of a point as having dimension 0, a line or curve having dimension 1, a plane or curved surface having dimension 2, and so on, then a natural question to ask is: do there ...

Calculators - A Help or Hindrance?
Teaching mathematics, particularly to teenagers, I often meet students who have a dependence on calculators. Whilst calculators have their place in everyday life, I am of the belief t...

a*-c rate Maths and English
Across all GCSE subjects in 2015 nearly seven out of 10 entrants (68.8%) in England and Wales were awarded grades between A* and C, which meant the rate was slightly up (by 0.2 pe...

The Equals sign
The `=` sign is surely one of the most commonly used symbols in the field of mathematics and other sciences. Its basic meaning isn`t difficult to grasp but is sometimes easily overloo...
Coaching - How it helps?
Private tuition runs as a support mechanism to the students supplementing them in their school curriculum, there by overcoming school inadequacies.
Since school hours are limited ...

The 9 to 1 Maths GCSE
The dust begins to settle on some of the upheavals wrought by the former Secretary of State for Education, Michael Gove.
The new-look Maths GCSE is ready, Edexcel and other boards ...

