AQA GCSE English language and literature. Higuer.

Recurso aprobado por AQA, ha sido escrito para apoyar a los estudiantes en la preparación del General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) inglés lengua y literatura inglesas. Todas las unidades son totalmente compatibles con recursos digitales. Estructurado en diecisiete unidades: las siete primeras ayudarán con los exámenes, las unidades restantes con evaluaciones controladas. Incluye secciones de gramática, ortografía y puntuación.

AQA GCSE English language and literature. Teacher's resource book. Higher and foundation.

Recurso para el profesor con directrices detalladas y consejos prácticos para los estudiantes que preparan el General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) AQA de lengua y literatura inglesas. Estructurado en diecisiete unidades, las siete primeras preparan los exámenes y las restantes incluyen unidades con evaluaciones controladas.

Religious Philosophy and ultimate questions : GCSE Religious Studies for AQAB.

La filosofía de la religión ha sido tradicionalmente estudiada en el contexto Judeo Cristiano Sin embargo, la filosofía no trata de religiones específicas, sino que trata de conceptos. Este libro trata de los conceptos y anima a los alumnos a pensar que les rodea. Consta de seis capítulos sobre la existencia de Dios, la Revelación, el problema de los males y los sufrimientos, la inmortalidad, los milagros, y un debate entre la ciencia y la religión. Los estudiantes deberían ser capaces de crear sus propios ejemplos de las ideas expuestas, ellos pueden recoger, añadir comentarios y dar su propia opinión.

Investigation and literature review of unilateral hearing loss

Literature and research were gathered and analyzed to determine the impact UHL has on a child’s education, speech and language development. The effects of early intervention and amplification were also analyzed.

Libraries and literature in Rome

A chapter of 6,000 words on books, literary culture, and public and private libraries in the ancient city of Rome

Military doctrine, command philosophy and the generation of fighting power: genesis and theory

Military doctrine is one of the conceptual components of war. Its raison d’être is that of a force multiplier. It enables a smaller force to take on and defeat a larger force in battle. This article’s departure point is the aphorism of Sir Julian Corbett, who described doctrine as ‘the soul of warfare’. The second dimension to creating a force multiplier effect is forging doctrine with an appropriate command philosophy. The challenge for commanders is how, in unique circumstances, to formulate, disseminate and apply an appropriate doctrine and combine it with a relevant command philosophy. This can only be achieved by policy-makers and senior commanders successfully answering the Clausewitzian question: what kind of conflict are they involved in? Once an answer has been provided, a synthesis of these two factors can be developed and applied. Doctrine has implications for all three levels of war. Tactically, doctrine does two things: first, it helps to create a tempo of operations; second, it develops a transitory quality that will produce operational effect, and ultimately facilitate the pursuit of strategic objectives. Its function is to provide both training and instruction. At the operational level instruction and understanding are critical functions. Third, at the strategic level it provides understanding and direction. Using John Gooch’s six components of doctrine, it will be argued that there is a lacunae in the theory of doctrine as these components can manifest themselves in very different ways at the three levels of war. They can in turn affect the transitory quality of tactical operations. Doctrine is pivotal to success in war. Without doctrine and the appropriate command philosophy military operations cannot be successfully concluded against an active and determined foe.

Orbital solitary fibrous tumor: Report of two cases and literature review

Background: Solitary fibrous tumor (SFT) is a rare, benign, and very uncommon lesion in the orbit. Because of its complex and variable clinical and histological appearance the SIFT is often misdiagnosed.Cases: Two new cases of orbital SIFT are reported, one in a man and the other in a woman, both unilateral and in the superomedial orbit.Observations: Clinical and tomographical evaluations were conducted and the lesions were excised. The histological evaluation showed the tumors were composed of spindle-shaped cells within colla.-en bundles and vascular channels. Immunohistochemical staining was positive for CD 34 and negative for S-100 protein.Conclusion: Immunohistochemical study is an important adjuvant in determining the SIFT diagnosis. Long-term follow-up is necessary because of the possibility of SFT recurrence after excision. (C) 2003 Japanese Ophthalmological Society.