Gavin Crewe, Author at Homeschooling
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    Articles by Gavin Crewe

    Gavin Crewe is a regular contributor of informative articles to Oxford Home Schooling.

    Romance

    How Shakespeare Shaped Romance

    In addition to traditional portrayals of love, Shakespeare often delved into its more complex and darker dimensions.


    Soft

    Soft Vs Hard Power

    Soft power fosters longer-lasting relationships which are forged through trust and mutual benefit.


    Vocabulary

    Expanding Your Vocabulary

    Here are some useful tips to help you effectively increase your vocabulary range.


    Gold

    Gold Fever

    The Gold Rush deepened economic disparities, as only a small elite became rich while the majority of miners struggled in poverty.


    Sociology

    Sociology And Mental Health

    Sociology provides valuable insights into how individuals experience mental health stigma and access treatment.


    Evolution

    What Drives The Speed Of Evolution?

    New research suggests that the speed of evolution is actually taking place up to four times faster than previously thought.


    Primordial

    Primordial Black Holes

    Although the existence of primordial black holes has yet to be confirmed, if they were it would offer intriguing possibilities for solving some of the universe’s mysteries.


    German

    German: The Language Of Science

    German’s systematic and logical structure supports innovation while maintaining linguistic consistency, making it an ideal medium for precise and clear scientific dialogue.


    Earth's

    Earth’s Rising Giants

    The Indian tectonic plate is pushing into the Eurasian plate at a rate of around 5 cm per year, causing the Himalayas to rise by about 1 cm annually.


    Ancient civilisations

    Ancient Civilisations And Mythology

    Mesopotamia , in the middle east, was home to some of the world’s first cities and empires. It also had one of the earliest mythological systems.