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...geography, level and the emphasis of the content. Objectivity: all information is presented from a position of interest, although this may not be intentional. You need to be aware of possible bias in what you read, and to take account of this when you interpret the information. Method (research reports only): do not assume that because a research report has been accepted...

...geography. In the Arctic, you've got land and then a deep ocean in the middle. Whereas in the Antarctic, you've got land in the middle and deep ocean around the edge. If you go back to the Arctic, in winter, all of that Arctic Ocean gets frozen over with what we call sea ice, which is a very thin layer of ice, only perhaps two or three metres thick. It extends out - about...

...geography in school, excelling in maths and science, and used to love music. He said ‘...I was, on the whole, considerably discouraged by my school experience... I had the greatest difficulty in making myself understood.’ It seems that he was also a visual thinker. Dyslexia is still stigmatised and the misconception around dyslexia can still evoke words such as...