House of Lords reform is, of course, as well as being an old chestnut, is a frequent topic on exam papers. The arguments for ...
Some candidates have sought to solidify their appeal by choosing a running mate that has similar strengths. The "reinforced ticket" of Clinton-Gore in the 1990s is such an example. Academic thinking ...
Have a go at this teaching activity, which includes a downloadable worksheet and suggested answers. What's the story? China taxes EU brandy which France claims is retaliation for EU tariffs on Chinese ...
Join Duncan and Craig for some live revision of a topic, identified by teachers as potentially tricky: social policy in the Families & Households topic. Duncan is an experienced social science and ...
Economic growth can bring environmental benefits under specific conditions that align development with sustainable practices, technological advancements, and policy measures. Here’s how economic ...
Revise your students' geographical skills using this free Halloween-themed interactive quiz. It has a selection of activities to test those skills that make up 10% of the total marks at GCSE Geography ...
Speculation about what the new Chancellor will include in her first budget has been increasing. Expectations that Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to change the fiscal rules on debt are increasing. This ...
2. Compare the GDPs of the USA & China combined to the combined GDPs of the three biggest European nations.
Today's Guardian editorial highlights the fact that the European electric vehicle market doesn't seem to be getting the appropriate support. Governments haven't been investing enough and have ...
For some students, quantitative skills are scary stuff - at as they are busy with the NEA it is important that they know what they are doing with them. Here is a free, Halloween-themed A-Level ...
When countries trade, they depend on each other for goods, services, and resources they may not produce themselves or that are cheaper elsewhere. For example, a country that imports oil or technology ...
During the global financial crisis (GFC) from 2007 to 2010, the UK, the USA, and many other developed economies deployed aggressive demand-side policies to revive their economies. Demand-side policies ...