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    Social Media And The Teenage Brain

    Let’s take a look at the relationship between social media use and the teenage brain.


    Dahl's

    The Perils Of Releasing Edited Versions Of Classic Fiction

    Deciding what content to edit or omit from classic literature can be a subjective process, influenced by prevailing ideologies and sensitivities.


    Home Educator Day

    Home Educator Day

    Here you can see what to expect from the day, get access to more information via Eureka’s own website, and access links for booking a place.


    Dystopian

    Why Should You Read More Dystopian Literature?

    Because dystopian literature is purely speculative, these texts leave plenty of room for ambiguity and for key areas to be debated.


    CV

    What NOT To Put In Your CV

    By omitting irrelevant personal information and avoiding generic statements and buzzwords, you can create a focused and impactful CV.


    Cloud

    Contemplating Cloud

    In 1802, British chemist and amateur meteorologist Luke Howard invented a system for naming clouds which is still in use today.


    September

    Refreshing Your Approach To Study In September

    Even for a distance learner, September is the perfect time to consider what you can do to keep your studies feeling fresh.


    Globalisation

    Is Globalisation In Decline?

    Geopolitical tensions between major economies have resulted in trade disputes and protectionist measures, causing a re-evaluation of trade relationships.


    The Breakfast Club Adventures

    Putting The YA in “Yay”

    Young adult (YA) readers are spoilt for choice – there is so much to choose from nowadays that no-one can say ‘there’s nothing to read’.


    Martin Luther King Jr.

    Martin Luther King Jr.: Champion Of Equality And Justice

    Martin Luther King Jr.’s unwavering commitment to justice and equality resulted in several landmark achievements that continue to shape the course of history.