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Language focus
This language section outlines the use of modal and conditional language. Both are important in legal argument as they allow arguments to be constructed in terms of possibility, probability and...
Language focus
These examples of linking words and learning activities can help with language focus when writing answers to legal questions.
Learning a legal language
There are two types of vocabulary that you need to learn in Company Law: Commonly used vocabulary, Topic-specific vocabulary.
Lewis structure exercises
Practise drawing the Lewis structure of molecules using the exercises below. Select answers to see the correct drawings.
Linking words
Linking words are very important when writing answers to legal questions.
M1 Matrices: Introduction
A matrix is an array of numbers. This module discusses matrices, their order, row and column matrices, square matrices and the identity matrix.
Make your own sustainability goal
A learning activity to create your own sustainability goal using the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as inspiration.
Mind maps
Mind maps are a useful visual tool for organising, revising and remembering Company Law topics.
Model case study
This section will take you through the process of constructing a legal argument in contract law.
Need/have activity 1
Need over have - learning activity 1
Need/have activity 2
Need over have - learning activity 2
Need/have activity 3
Need over have - learning activity 3
Nursing calculations
The following video links are an introduction to basic drug calculations for nursing. After each video, test your knowledge with the interactive activities.
Paragraphs activity
Test your skills! Try this short quiz to see if you can identify the most appropriate topic sentence for the paragraph.
Paraphrasing activity
Paraphrasing quiz activity showing good and bad examples
Paraphrasing: Harvard
Paraphrasing is when you rewrite ideas and information in your own words. In academic writing, paraphrasing helps to avoid plagiarism.
Periodic table quiz
Take this quiz to test your chemistry knowledge of the periodic table
Plagiarism
Academic integrity (Harvard). Plagiarism can be either deliberate, unintentional or sometimes due to poor referencing techniques. The following activity will test your knowledge and raise awareness...
Plagiarism
Academic integrity (art & design). Plagiarism can be either deliberate, unintentional or sometimes due to poor referencing techniques. The following activity will test your knowledge of...
Plagiarism
Academic integrity (nursing). Plagiarism can be either deliberate, unintentional or sometimes due to poor referencing techniques. Complete the following activity to test your knowledge of plagiarism.