Teach Primary - Essential School Resource 2024/25

www.hoddereducation.com/magazines A-level and GCSE Magazines Available in print and digital formats Our fourteen print magazines give topical content updates, help fill knowledge gaps and provide context for young learners who want to give themselves the edge. Advanced biology Changing colours Exploring themechanisms behind autumn senescence September 2024 Volume 37 Number 1 Phage therapy A promising alternative treatment? Ecosystemengineering Modelling logjams for flood prevention Natural selection examquestions Avoid common mistakes HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online A-level business September 2024 Volume 31 Number 1 The K-popwave Applying the product life cycle to K-pop Government policy What do businesses need from the government? Psychological tactics Is drip pricing a deceptive practice? Case studies for exams Nvidia, Liquid Death and Disney HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online A-level chemistry September 2024 Volume 34 Number 1 Investigating oil spills Identifying those responsible Polymers from seaweed? Cutting-edge research The smell of fresh laundry What reactions are involved? Reaction mechanisms Practice exam questions HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online A-level economics September 2024 Volume 42 Number 1 How can countries reduce emissions? Rival tax approaches evaluated Questions on free trade and protectionism Answer strategies for exam success Franchises and the principal-agent problem A Post Office case study Themarket for flowers Exploring the 2022 demand shock HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online A-level English literature Reassessing Shakespeare The playwright through a queer lens Austen and Christie The significance of village gossip Exam skills Analysing plays American tragedy Tragic flaws in Gatsby and Salesman HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online September 2024 Volume 35 Number 1 A-level geography September 2024 Volume 38 Number 1 Exploring an informal settlement AMozambique case study Climate change and corals Can we protect the reefs? Trade, services and globalisation Is post-Brexit London still a powerhouse? Mastering examessays Tips on planning, structuring and writing HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online GCSE history Postwar US civil rights What were the obstacles to equality? Renaissance Englandmedicine Exploring the key developments Medieval migration patterns Who were the early British settlers? The collapse of the USSR Exam tips, commentary and analysis The making of our modern world September 2024 Volume 35 Number 1 HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online A-level history September 2024 Volume 27 Number 1 A queen without a kingdom The life of Mary, Queen of Scots The history of abortion in the USA Key events and legal rulings HaroldWilson Legacy and reputation Exam support Basic principles for writing essays HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online September 2024 Volume 20 Number 1 Olympic champions Analysingmovement in Olympic weightlifting Technological transformations How has technology changed sport? Your future career Roles in sports science Sports analytics Answering questions on data A-level physical education HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online A-level physics September 2024 Volume 34 Number 1 Antimatter particles Where did they go after the Big Bang? Balloons in space? Designing airships for planetary exploration Bologna’s leaning towers Calculating their stability Complex calculations Planning your answer in an exam HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online September 2024 Volume 34 Number 1 A-level government and politics The 2024 general election How first-past-the-post delivered Labour’s victory US politics Evaluating the presidential primary season Consensus versus self-interest Global efforts on climate change Exam success Structuring essays for top marks HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online A-level psychology September 2024 Volume 30 Number 1 Wardle’s identical strangers Shedding light on the nature–nurture debate Fight-or-flight, or tend-and-befriend? Exploring gender responses to stress Memory on land and underwater A classic experiment revisited Social influence in the exam Sample essay questions and expert guidance HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online A-level sociology September 2024 Volume 34 Number 1 Girlhood and clothing Exploring pre-teen identities Researching in lockdown An online ethnography case study 4- and 6-mark questions in the exam Tips to follow and pitfalls to avoid Cycles of privilege Do private schools perpetuate inequality? HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online GCSE geography September 2024 Volume 36 Number 1 Monitoring Iceland’s volcanoes Can prediction and planning reduce the risk? Maths in the exam What skills do you need? New case studies: ■ Climate change in the Alps ■ Diversification in UK farming HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online * PE Review and Hindsight magazines publish three issues per year. Print magazine, eMagazine and eLibrary purchases are separate. For more information, please contact HEmagazines@hoddereducation.co.uk . 10 WIDEWORLD September 2024 landscapes pictured Protecting sand dunes S and dunes are special landscapes found around the coast of the UK. They support a range of unique species such as sand lizards, several species of orchids, birds such as the stonechat and the grayling butterfly. These towering mounds of sand need particular conditions to form on a beach. They need a ready supply of sand, wind blowing onshore and an obstacle (such as driftwood or seaweed) to trap the sand and begin their development. Over time, these small areas of trapped sand begin to provide the conditions for certain vegetation to grow, such as sand couch. Once plants are established, their growth and decomposition change the make up of the soil and different species of plants can grow, such as marram grass. If there are no disturbances, this process will continue and over time sand dunes grow and can host small trees such as willow. This is called sand dune succession (see Figure 1). Threats and responses However, the sand dunes are under threat from human activities such as building coastal defences, developing land adjacent to the dune (e.g. for golf courses), rising sea level Woodland (mature dunes) Dune slack Grey dunes Yellow dunes Fore dunes Embryo dunes Trees (oak, pine, birch) Gorse Aquatic plants Low shrubs (brambles) Marram grass Sea rocket, couch grass Sea Dry sand blown onshore at low tide Sand collects in shelter of rocks/wood water table Sand dune succession (time — up to 400 years) 11 www.hoddereducation.com/wideworld due to climate change and people and animals eroding the dunes. In response to these threats, some conservation organisations have come up with a surprising and very festive plan by using old Christmas trees. By creating a barrier across the sand dunes, Christmas trees help to trap more sand and bind it together, supporting the succession process. One such project is the Fylde Sand Dunes Project run by local wildlife trusts, Fylde Council and Blackpool Council, and located on Lancashire’s coastline in northwest England. To date the project has been a success — 11,000 Christmas Figure 1 Sand dunes and plant succession trees having been placed across sand dunes, which has helped to increase the sand dune habitat by 6 hectares since 2008 and support the introduction of over 400 sand lizards. So next time you have a leftover Christmas tree, consider donating it to be used to protect our valuable sand dune habitats. © Dave McAleavy/Alamy Stock Photo September 2024 Volume 34 Number 1 A-level government and politics The 2024 general election How first-past-the-post delivered Labour’s victory US politics Evaluating the presidential primary season Consensus versus self-interest Global efforts on climate change Exam success Structuring essays for top marks HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online A-level business September 2024 Volume 31 Number 1 The K-popwave Applying the product life cycle to K-pop Government policy What do businesses need from the government? Psychological tactics Is drip pricing a deceptive practice? Case studies for exams Nvidia, Liquid Death and Disney HODDER EDUCATION Magazines also available online Options we offer: ⊲ 14 print magazines and eMagazines (12 A-level, 2 GCSE) ⊲ 16 online eLibraries including RS Review and A-level Law Review ⊲ Whole-school access available ⊲ Student subscriptions available for between £10 and £15 per year when your school subscribes What’s included: ⊲ Four issues per year of up-to-date articles* ⊲ Highlighted links to specification topics ⊲ Extra online content: posters, downloads, further reading ⊲ Focus on exam skills and support ⊲ Posters for classrooms and libraries