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What qualities make an excellent teacher?:
... a teacher is probably one of the most rewarding but challenging careers you could possibly choose to go into...for anyone considering going into it....go into it with your eyes open but I d definitely recommend it. Working with a classroom of demanding children can be both physically and emotionally draining, you need the patience of a saint, you can t afford the luxury of having a bad day at the office - y... Read the full review: Ability to make a lesson fun and educational by fragglerock2006 |
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Revision Tips... Discussion / Are you a current student with some up to date tips to share? Or an experienced teacher or parent who has accummulated some valuable wisdom when it comes to revising? Help others and share your tips here. overall rating |
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Higher Education - Free for all or Fee for all? Discussion / overall rating |
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Are girls really brighter at 'A' level than boys? Discussion / overall rating |
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Music Discussion / Are you a music lover? Or one of those people who never really seems to get round to playing your CDs? Music, it's a huge topic, so give us all something to think about. overall rating |
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Is your degree worth the paper that it's written on? Discussion / overall rating |
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Choosing A-Levels in general Discussion / Please give advice on choosing your A-Levels. overall rating |
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Student employment detracts from studies? Discussion / overall rating |
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Are 'A' levels still the educational gold standard? Discussion / overall rating |
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How to Cope with Coursework Discussion / Being a student is not all parties and sleep-ins, and coping with coursework can be very difficult for a lot of people. Here are some tips and helpful suggestions to get you organised, on top of your coursework, and manage your stress. overall rating |
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Life as a Mature Student Discussion / Going back to school at a mature age is a huge decision: it means loss of earnings, a total change of lifestyle, and possibly strain on the family. So is it all worth it? And how about for younger students - what is it like for you having mature age students in your course? overall rating |
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What are university degrees worth these days? ... short answer: nothing without work experience. The long version... Decades ago, degrees were only obtained by the elite and the lucky ones who had the opportunity and money to attend further education. Even with ever increasing tuition fees, people are choosing to scrimp and save for the valuable degree that will make them stand out from the competition. The workplace is brutal, so you need to do whatever it takes to stand out from the rest. A degree, work experience, RELEVANT work experience in your chosen field, voluntary work- 70% of employers look at voluntary work- and extra-curricular activites and/roles e.g. president of karate club. This creates a well roun... Read the full review: Priceless with other assets to back it up! by Sunrisesunset |
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English Language ... this short op I will give some brief information about the use of Phonology in language and explain the difference between eye dialect, dialect, accent and sociolect. Phonology is the study of the sound system of a given language and the analysis and classification of its phonemes as well as systematic use of sound to encode meaning in any spoken human language. In linguistics, an accent is a manner of pronunciation of a language. Accents can be confused with dialects which are varieties of language differing in vocabulary, syntax, and morphology, as well as pronunciation. Dialects are usually spoken by a group... Read the full review: Important but lesser-known linguistic terminology. by nin_squall |
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Revision Tips... ... can be hard work...to combat this you need to be organised. Organise your revision in the run-up until exams...as time quickly disappears. First, set up and use a revision timetable. Input revision, reading, exam questions and then non-study commitments like your job, shopping, sports etc. Second, ease the revision closer to your exams. This may sound silly but you will not remember anything new closer to your exams. Your be too stressed and tired. Next, make use of course handbook, your lecturer should give you learning objectives, these may give you an insight into the exam. Also, use past papers, if you look at the last three years you may see repeated topic... Read the full review: My Tips For Successful Revision by LAZYGIRL |












