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In this series of videos, I go through the main concepts of Physical Chemistry at A-Level. These videos have been made to include topics across all exam boards, so it's best to use this as a supplement to your specification!

A-Level

A-Level Physical Chemistry

Ionisation Energy

Ionisation Energy - Trends in Hydrogen and Helium 

Orbitals

Trends in Ionisation Energy - Li and He

Electronic Configuration

Intermolecular Bonding 1

Intermolecular Bonding 2

First chapter of GCSE Maths series covering the whole syllabus. Includes operations on numbers, factors and multiples, powers, standard form, fractions, decimals and more!

GCSE

GCSE Maths - Numbers

Place Value, (In)Equality Symbols

Operations on numbers

Factors, Multiples and Prime Numbers

Divisibility Tests

Powers and Roots

Laws of Indices

Fractions and Decimals

Standard Form Ax10^n

In this seven part series I am taking you through the six basic things you must look at when analysing poetry, whether this is for your exam or coursework.

Part 1 - Overview & Intro
Part 2 - Form
Part 3 - Structure
Part 4- Punctuation
Part 5 - Tone
Part 6 - Language
 Part 7 - Meaning & other things worth noting.

Learn what each of these aspects are and what to look out for when you are analysing poetry. Want the video notes? Check out the article here: https://modaktutoring.co.uk/2020/03/02/how-to-analyse-unseen-poetry-the-6-basics/

How to Analyse (Unseen) Poetry

How to Analyse (Unseen) Poetry Introduction [Part 1/7]

 How to Analyse (Unseen) Poetry - FORM [Part 2/7]

How to Analyse (Unseen) Poetry - STRUCTURE [Part 3/7]

How to Analyse (Unseen) Poetry - PUNCTUATION [Part 4/7]

 How to Analyse (Unseen) Poetry - TONE [Part .5/7]

 How to Analyse (Unseen) Poetry - LANGUAGE [Part 6/7]

 How to Analyse (Unseen) Poetry - MEANING [Part 7/7]

Welcome to this series all about guidance on Covid-19 and how it impacts the Higher Education sector.

Undergraduate

COVID-19 Guidance For Students

COVID-19 Guidance For Students: Part 1) Introduction 

COVID-19 Guidance For Students: Part 2) Latest Guidance from SAGE.

COVID-19 Guidance For Students: Part 3) Teaching Quality Standards.

COVID-19 Guidance For Students: Part 4) Halls of Residence Guidance.

COVID-19 Guidance For Students: Part 5) OIA & Student Space

This series covers all aspects of academic integrity from what it is and why it’s important right through to the very extremes of academic misconduct; essay mills.

Academic Integrity

Academic Integrity: Part 1

Academic Integrity: Part 2

Academic Integrity: Part 3

Academic Integrity: Part 4

Academic Integrity: Bonus Material 

In this video series we put into practice what we've learned about how to analyse poetry. 

Using our knowledge about form, structure, language, tone, punctuation and meaning (as gone over in my other videos) we look in depth at the poem 'Ozymandias' by Percey Bysshe Shelley. Through this 4 part series I take you through the poem and show you how to approach the analysis, even if you've never seen the poem before. 

We will go through the poem line by line noticing different elements and figuring out how to draw conclusions about meaning.

Analysis of 'Ozymandias' by Percy Bysshe Shelley

Analysis of  "Ozymandias" by Percy Bysshe Shelley [Part 1/4]

Analysis of  "Ozymandias" by Percy Bysshe Shelley [Part 2/4]

Analysis of  "Ozymandias" by Percy Bysshe Shelley [Part 3/4]

Analysis of  "Ozymandias" by Percy Bysshe Shelley [Part 4/4]

A short series expanding on the biological stances on race. 

Race: 4 Philosophical Stances

Race: 4 Philosophical Stances (Part 1—Biological Realism)

Race: Four Contemporary Philosophical Stances | Part 2: Socio-Political Realism

Race: Four Philosophical Stances| Part 3: Cultural Realism

Race: Four Philosophical Stances| Part 4: Basic Racial Realism/Racial Anti-Realism

Introducing quadratic inequalities with two worked examples. Also some tips on how to visually interpret quadratic inequalities.

Quadratic Inequalities

Quadratic inequalities

Quadratic Inequalities II

Quadratic Inequalities III

This is a short series of videos covering some basic concepts you need to be comfortable with to be successful in GCSE Chemistry, including atomic structure and states of matter.

GCSE Chemistry: The Basics

GCSE Chemistry-The Periodic Table

GCSE Chemistry- Ions

This course is for anyone thinking about going to University. A decision not to be taken lightly. You will be investing a huge amount of time and money. University requires dedication and hard work but is an experience that is rewarding and life changing. By the end of this course you will be fully equipped to make an informed decision.