Oxford successful grade 9 Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

A combination of class notes and textbook summary from the Grade 9 Oxford Successful Natural Sciences textbook. This documents contains everything you need to study for Grade 9 Life Sciences (CAPS).

Summary of module 2(World War II (1919-1945)) of the Oxford Successful Social Sciences Grade 9 Textbook that contains all key concepts and explanations.

This analysis of the role of examinations in history teaching starts with what we have now and seeks to explain how we got there, as well as why there were a number of ‘dead-ends’ along the way. Features of the current examination system in history GCSE As National Curriculum history is not tested by SATs, we are dealing only with 16+ examinations (GCSE and A level). GCSE history has the largest entry of the ‘optional’ subjects (33% of GCSE students took history in 2009 – 197,8...

Summary of module 1 (Map Skills) of the Oxford Successful Social Sciences Grade 9 Textbook that contains all key concepts and explanations.

said to have done something that is forbidden (crime). The state, through the courts, will charge and try that person (prosecute) on behalf of the wider society or community. If that individual is found to have broken the law, he will be punished according to the law (this is what is called a criminal sanction). Such criminal sanctions include imprisonment, a fine, correctional supervision, community service and so forth. A criminal court takes charge of this process. For example, the law forbi...