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With wall-to-wall advertising from retailers and increasing mentions in the media, we would expect to see a rise in the frequency of materialistic words in the recent data. What is surprising is how prominent the influx of these words has been and how they now account for such a significant proportion of the words used in association with Christmas. If that appears a depressing finding, we can take heart from the fact that Father Christmas, tree, cards and decorations remain amongst the most common language associations with the holiday season.
Laura Grimes, Language Researcher at Cambridge University Press
Since our partnership with Edmodo began at the start of the year, we’ve been able to integrate our high-quality content with Edmodo’s collaborative technology to deliver a best-in-class solution to teachers and pupils across the UK. With Edmodo Insights now available for Mathematics, we are delighted to open up the system to teachers with a free trial throughout the Autumn Term.
Michael McGarvey, Director UK Schools at Cambridge University Press
We’ve previously had an anti-double-dipping policy in place, but this new policy is stronger and more transparent. It is an important part of how we serve the needs of the academic community.
Mandy Hill
Their findings show that 'cope with' is not uncommon in the English language, contrary to claims made by some students. I
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a delightful smorgasbord that illustrates how light continues to redefine our daily lives
Nobel Laureate Steven Chu
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