Do you have ‘direct proportion’ questions? We’ve got you covered! The concept of direct proportion is a relatively simple one – as one value increases, the other increases at the same rate. Even though this seems relatively simple, it can be applied to a lot of different situations and the types of questions you can get on a GCSE paper will vary a lot. Continue reading Do you have Direct Proportion questions?
Kusala Rajendran (9154 – present) is an earth scientist whose research focuses on earthquakes and their patterns. Her work on seismology (the study of earthquakes) has led to her being recognised as one of the pioneers in this research field. She currently works as a professor at the Centre for Earth Science in India. Rajendran has worked on every significant earthquake that has happened in India in recent years. After the tsunami (a large wave caused by an underwater volcanic eruption or earthquake) that occurred in the Indian Ocean in 2004, Rajendran travelled to the south-Indian state of Tamil Nadu … Continue reading Kusala Rajendran
This post has everything you need to know about solving two-step linear equations, with example questions and diagrams that provide support. The key principle of solving equations is to perform inverse operations… Continue reading Solving Two-Step Linear Equations
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This Direct Proportion Quiz offers 10 questions ideal for helping you develop your knowledge in preparation for GCSE Maths exams. Continue reading Direct Proportion Quiz
Welcome back to Beyond English’s AQA Love and Relationships poetry bonanza. This week, we’re exploring Love’s Philosophy poem, by mad lad Shelley. Continue reading Before You Were Mine: AQA Love and Relationships
I decide to do it free, without a rope or net Andrew Waterhouse Welcome back to Beyond English’s AQA Love and Relationships poetry bonanza. This week, we’re exploring Climbing My Grandfather by Andrew Waterhouse. We’ll be focusing on: Climbing My … Continue reading Climbing My Grandfather: AQA Love and Relationships
