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• ;Test yourself often. Don’t just reread notes; quiz yourself on key terms, definitions, and processes. Flashcards or writing from memory can really boost recal...

For generations, students have been labelled as "good" or "bad" in various subjects. Maths, science, literature, and languages often carry reputations as difficult...

Juggling GCSE exam revision can feel overwhelming... ;But with the right approach, it doesn’t have to be. The key is to avoid wasting time reading through textbooks. Inst...

Can learning be fun? [This post is targeted at maths students up to A-level, but contains information relevant to all students.]Have you ever sat in class, losing focus as your teache...

Here is an interesting question to get you thinking about some beautiful and fundamental ideas in combinatorics - an area that every aspiring mathematician should have some grounding ...

Abstract: ;Osteoarthritis (OA) and cardiovascular disease (CVD), both significant contributors to the global burden of disease and leading causes of morbidity and mortality wo...

Calculating SpeedsIf a 1000 Kg car crashes with a 3000 kg truck moving at 90º of each other and I know how far of the place of the crash they stopped and at what angle and I also...

Understanding Energy Levels in ChemistryEnergy levels are central to modern chemistry, forming the basis for much of what we understand about atomic and molecular structure. These qua...

1. This question encourages you to think about the key subject matter of Politics and how far it is possible (and even desirable if you want to attend to the normative implications) t...

1. This question picks up on the current zeitgeist for writing off politicians as spin-mongers who are long on rhetoric (including evasions, half-truths and lies) and short on practic...