A Level Critical Thinking Distance and online learning

...to formulate and articulate your arguments, and to look at topics from an analytical perspective. It will be particularly attractive to more mature students... Learn about: A Level, Critical Thinking...

...agreement for our mutual advantage. But exactly what kind of agreement could it be? Can we articulate our self-interest independently of morality?... Learn about: Decision Making, Critical Thinking...

...types of text including those from literary and non-literary contexts, and speech write a piece of their own work, based on the study of non-fiction writing... Learn about: Critical Thinking, Writing Skills, English Language...

...understanding of the role and effectiveness of key institutions and the relationship of these institutions in the context of multilevel governance... Learn about: Economic Policy, Government Politics, General Elections...

...and what can be done to change the more negative aspects of our society. Like the majority of academic subjects at A level, Sociology has its own distinct set of terms... Learn about: Critical Thinking, Writing Skills, Communication Skills...

...Psychology in content 2 hours written exam Compulsory content assessed 33.3% of A level 96 marks Questions: Section A: multiple choice, short answer and extended writing... Learn about: Problem Solving, Forensic Psychology, A Level...

...The mind is an amazing thing. Is there really anything more fascinating than yourself and others? The brain is the organ that governs your every perception and sensation... Learn about: Forensic Psychology, Communication Skills, Stress and Anxiety...

...one of the assignments and send it to your tutor for marking. Each unit corresponds to a unit as set out in the syllabus and an examination... Learn about: Critical Thinking, Basic IT...