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What are the 'push' and 'pull' factors in migration?

'push' and 'pull' factors are a key and simple way to explain migration , and is something studied at both GCSE, IGCSE and A-Level, and even potentially at university. Simply put, a 'push' factor is somethin...
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Explain the physical properties of metals

Metals have a number of physical properties which make them useful to us in society, and which you will be familiar with from everyday experience. By considering the structure and bonding of metals which you...
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How does a mass spectrometer work?

A mass spectrometer is an important analytical instrument which scientists can use to identify the amount and type of different chemicals in a substance. In this explanation I’ll go through how the mass spec...
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How to do well in the HAT?

The History Aptitude Test is designed to test the way a prospective Oxford Historian approaches and analyses new information and uses their own knowledge to compare and contrast different arguments. To this ...
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What do I know about getting good marks in IB History?

IB History places an emphasis on different skills than traditional A-levels, it is a course designed to test your historical method rather than your factual knowledge. If we take the coursework as an example...
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