Gavin Crewe, Author at Homeschooling




    Articles by Gavin Crewe

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

    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.


    Dystopian

    Societal Fear In Dystopian Fiction

    We are drawn to dystopian fiction due to its reflection of our greatest fears and real-world anxieties.


    Viruses

    Viruses And Their Carbon Cycle Impact

    Viruses play an often-underestimated role in land and ocean carbon storage.


    Misinformation

    Using Maths To Combat Misinformation

    Ramifications of misinformation include political polarisation and social division as well as the erosion of public trust.


    Satire

    Satire In Political Movements

    Satire can be particularly effective in reaching younger audiences, who may feel disconnected to political issues.


    Spies

    Spies And Sabotage In WW2

    There have been ethical considerations as to whether the ends justified the means concerning spies.


    Data Mining

    The Ethics Of Data Mining

    Data mining raises the question of who owns the data collected and is therefore responsible for its safeguarding.


    The Salem Witch Trials

    The People Of The Salem Witch Trials

    Church pastor William Stoughton presided over all trials, despite having no official legal training, and allowed a multitude of unethical practices to take place in the courtroom.


    The Battle of Agincourt

    The Battle Of Agincourt

    King Henry V, who was known for his military strategy, ability to inspire troops and build morale, led the English side.


    The Enlightenment

    The Enlightenment

    Enlightenment thinkers also sought to challenge the idea of unchecked power that resided in authorities such as monarchies.