As you may know, Hitler was a politically obsessed man. He desired to make Germany and Austria unite into a great country, along the side of Britain, planning to destroy communism in the USSR. Growing up as a very disturbed individual with a strong character, he turned the Jews into scapegoats and killed millions..
Wanna know how to do that? Then this is the right post for you!
Step 1 - Become a Dictator
After the wall street crash,...
Need help with ICT Coursework?
Here is an example of some coursework which describes the different properties of bitmap and vector images. Read more here!
History being a jumble?
Click here if you would like to find more about Mussolini and the Abyssinian Crisis during the 1930s!
Need inspiration for Controlled Assessment?
If you would like to read about my experience with the DigCom controlled assessment, see my work, and look for inspiration, read this page!
Stuck with essay writing?
Read this page about my English Literature Controlled Assessmenr on 'The Merchant of Venice'. Pick up structure techniques and ideas!
Evaluations doing your head in?
Here, you will find my example of an ICT evaluation, comparing 2 different advertisements. Collect ideas for your design and graphics coursework!
Tuesday, 5 November 2013
Sunday, 3 November 2013
Physics 2a - Remembering your Units!!
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A big mistake made by students when they are trying to use formula triangles is that they always number crunch with the wrong units! Physics 2a is FILLED with formula triangles, and I felt that it was just important to make a post which would go through all of the units that you need to know. Read through the list, and try to familiarize or even remember them! ...
And here the list begins..
Acceleration - m/s²
Velocity - m/s (+ a direction)
Time...
Thursday, 31 October 2013
Physics 2a - Work Done
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What is 'Work Done'?
The 'work done' is the same thing as 'energy transferred'.
To do work, you must move something over a distance.. and to do this, you must have an object to move, a distance to move it over, and a force to move the object - this is the basis of doing work.
For example, work is done when you sweep with a broom: You have to provide a force; an effort to move the dirt over a distance. Energy is being transferred.
(Bear...
Physics 2a - Resultant Forces
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What is a Resultant Force?
Forces always come in pairs. If you have one force, there will always be another opposing it; on the same line. For example, gravity's opposing force is the reaction force.
The resultant force is the calculated overall force from to opposing forces. To calculate resultant forces, you must add or subtract the two opposing forces from each other. By doing this, you will get ONE simplified force from the TWO forces.
Let's...
Wednesday, 30 October 2013
5 Tips for Memorizing (the Mark's Gospel)
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To be able to get the best grades in the Mark's Gospel exam, you must be able to retell passages, which can be a really time consuming and tedious process. From my experience, I know that it can be extremely frustrating.. so I am going to give you some tips as to how you can conquer this mighty challenge!!
1. Be motivated!
I know how boring learning the Gospel can be.. but you have to try and see the bright side of it all. Think to yourself,...
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