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As the title mentions this is the Beginners Guide to Writing English for University Study. This programme has been developed in five sections containing activities such as Vocabulary enhancement, Grammar, Construction of Essays and much much more.

This is a Glossary of the terminology used in Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be used for School, College, University or even Business. This is the first letter of the Alphabet A. It is also useful for English Language Learners to become acquainted with some of the latest research terms.

A collection of mind maps on the subject of Research. These mind maps are not research topic specific and are a mixture of scientific and academic research methodolgies.

The Artificial Intelligence miscellany is a collection of various research, lectures and works surrounding Artificial Intelligence in whatever shape or form.

Culture is one of the two or three most complicated words in the English language, this is so partly because of its intricate historical development, in several European languages, but mainly because it has now come to be used for important concepts in several distinct disciplines and in several distinct and incompatible systems of thought. These maps will attempt to trace the words journey through the centuries.

In this collection, there are mind maps devoted to educational research and development. Many of the mind maps here are specific maps to explain or develop ideas for use in Education today (21st Century). There are also tried and tested models in Education which are being adapted to encompass modern technology.

A collection of Webinars from a host of contributors (Globally) on the subject of reading, writing and Mind Mapping.

In this collection, you will find mind maps that can and will assist English Language Learners. It may be conversational starters, Vocabulary, grammar etc

Exploring business through Economics lecture for University (Start of Series of lectures)

This collection is partly devoted to words that have disappeared, words that were coined on a particular day of the year in a particular event or words that are just curious and deserve research, study and explanation.

This collection represents anything and everything to do with Shakespeare's sonnets, individual sonnets, analysis, mapping the themes etc.

The following is a selection of scenes and monologues from Shakespeare's plays. This collection looks at some of Shakespeare's most famous monologues in some of his most famous (and not so famous) plays. These mind maps are designed for students, teachers, and anyone interested in furthering a love for Shakespeare’s poetic language, characters, and stories. It is perfect for a classroom, online adaption, audition, competition, or performance. Everyone from middle and high school to graduate school and the professional world will benefit from this scene with it's featured monologues.

These Mind Maps offer a section on each of Shakespeare’s plays, giving information about their major themes: a concise description of their principal characters a breakdown of the action arranged by act and scene and a full synopsis of their plots. This will be followed by information about each play’s reputation and impact over the ages. You can find the Introduction mind map at the following location https://bit.ly/30yBfC1 and the first in the series at https://bit.ly/3cWU9ov The Two Gentlemen of Verona. Also, I intend to include informative sections on Shakespeare’s narrative poems, Venus and Adonis and The Rape of Lucrece, on his sonnets, and on his other two poems, A Lover’s Complaint and The Phoenix and the Turtle. The exact order in which Shakespeare wrote his works is uncertain. In these Mind Maps, I will follow both the text and the chronology of the Complete Oxford Shakespeare, General Editors Stanley Wells and Gary Taylor, first published in 1986. It was reissued in 2005 with the addition of Edward III, which by that time was generally agreed to have been written at least partly by Shakespeare, and the full text of Sir Thomas More, a play that survives only in manuscript, and to which Shakespeare appears to have contributed at least one fine scene.

Anything and everything to do with Shakespeare in a mind map format. These mind maps have been created for research, teaching, English Language learning and a host of other reasons.

The weekly word summer project for English Language learners. Ten words are taken from the media each week during the summer of 2019.