Most drop outs drop out by the age of 15 or 16. On the one hand, this is due to the fact that puberty with all its effects on the psyche of a young person is in full swing at this point in time. For the most part, however, it is due to four letters that loom like a gigantic iceberg in front of every British adolescent of this age:…
Read MoreGreat Britain Education System Part I
The school and university system in Great Britain has been shaped by historical decentralization. Its current form goes back to the main features of the Educational Acts. General school attendance is compulsory from the age of 5 to 16, and attendance at nursery schools is voluntary. Private schools make up an important, if only small, part of the English school system. The education system of Britain’s primary (primary), secondary (secondary)…
Read MoreRegions in Asia
According to Countryaah.com, the Asian continent is divided into six regions: North Asia, Central Asia, Middle East, South Asia, East Asia and Southeast Asia. The boundaries may vary from time to time, due to the fact that the division is sometimes interpreted differently, but we use the official division, which was determined by the United Nations. Asia is made up of the following regions: 1st place: North Asia – the…
Read MoreAsia Environment and Geography
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY: EVOLUTION AND GEOLOGICAL FORMATIONS The Asian relief is the result of the main geological events that have affected the Earth from the initial fragmentation of Pangea into two major continents: Laurasia to the North, Gondwana to South of reliefs that has its structural basis in the Angaric Shield and in the Sinic Shield, united, in the Paleozoic, to form the continent of Angara; to the second belonged the…
Read MoreHistory of Latin America
This concentration of land ownership and the rise in unemployment, the unchecked population growth and economic instability heightened the social differences. As early as the 1940s, tensions (Bolivia 1943; Guatemala 1944; Colombia 1946) had erupted in riots, but these were always put down. In 1954, a reform period in Guatemala was ended by a US-backed coup. There was growing resistance to US dollar diplomacy. Although the presidents H. C. Hoover…
Read MoreAfrica Annual Rainfall
The rhythm of life in Africa is not shaped by the temperatures, but by the precipitation or the rainy and dry seasons, because the amount and the seasonal distribution of precipitation are the decisive ecological factors for plant growth. CLASSIFICATION OF REGIONS ACCORDING TO RAINFALL Year-round precipitation is recorded only in the central Congo Basin, the region around the Niger estuary, eastern Madagascar and the coastal areas in the far…
Read MoreTravel in the Middle East
Types of travel in the Middle East Mountaineering in the Middle East The high peaks of the Middle East are like a treasure trove up under the tablecloth of clouds. The view from the many vantage points exceeds all expectations time and time again. In the horizon we have the warm stone landscape of the Middle East, which, however, must give way to the side of the rushing water in…
Read MoreFamous Actors and Directors in U.K. Part VI
Michael Sheen (born 1969) film and stage actor. Michael Sheen was born in Newport in 1969 and trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. His important supporting role in the historical film “The Four Feathers” (2002) is particularly noteworthy. He also played a central role in Len Wiseman’s “Underworld” from 2003. In the same year Sheen also starred in the TV movie “The Deal”, where he attracted attention as…
Read MoreFamous Actors and Directors in U.K. Part V
Peter Mullan (born 1959) actor and director. Peter Mullan was born in Peterhead in 1959 and studied drama at the University of Glasgow. Mullan also had his first acting success with “Trainspotting – Neue Helden” (1996). This was later followed by roles in “My Name Is Joe” and “Harry Potter”. As a director, he convinced the jury of the Venice Film Festival with “The Merciless Sisters” (2002), for which he…
Read MoreFamous Actors and Directors in U.K. Part IV
Keira Knightley (born 1985) Keira Christina Knightley was born in 1985 in Teddington and is now one of the great Hollywood actresses who receive the most fees. Her mother is a writer and her father is also an actor. Knightley’s breakthrough helped her roles in “Pirates of the Caribbean” (2003), “Pride and Prejudice” (2005) and “London Boulevard” (2010). She is also the advertising face for the Coco Mademoiselle perfume. Hugh…
Read MoreFamous Actors and Directors in U.K. Part III
Paul Greengrass (born 1955) director and screenwriter. Greengrass was born in Cheam in 1955, studied at Cambridge and initially earned his living as a journalist. From the end of the 1990s his first films appeared, which made Greengrass internationally famous – “Vom Flying and Other Dreams”, “The Bourne Conspiracy” etc. Greengrass has received many awards, e. B. with the Golden Bear at the Berlinale and the Audience Award at the…
Read MoreFamous Actors and Directors in U.K. Part II
Sacha Baron Cohen (born 1971) actor and comedian. Cohen was born in 1971 to a Jewish family in London. Even before his studies in Cambridge, where he joined a theater group, he gained acting experience. Cohen has become internationally known for his role as Borat and Ali G. His artistic work is often time-critical and humorous, close to the threshold of stupid. He has already won a Golden Globe Award…
Read MoreFamous Actors and Directors in U.K. Part I
Heather Angel (1909-1986) Heather Grace Angel was born in Oxford in 1909. Before moving to Hollywood, she appeared in numerous British films as an actress. She can be seen in the Hitchcock flicks “The Lifeboat” and “Suspicion”. Angel can be heard as the voice actress in the original versions of “Alice in Wonderland” and “Peter Pan”. She died in California in 1986. Rowan Atkinson (born 1955) comedian and actor. Rowan…
Read MoreScotland Overview
Scotland – “bagpipes, whiskey, kilts, lochs, the highlands, golf, oatmeal and braveheart” – this is sure to be the usual result of a Scotland brainstorming session. Is Scotland now a country of its own? Does it belong to Great Britain or is it better to speak of the UK? Or can we simplify everything and speak of England? As part of a brief definition of the terms, it can first…
Read MoreBefore Leaving for Argentina
It is a good idea to prepare from home before setting off on your Argentine adventure. The paradise of Argentina undoubtedly has a heavy European cultural heritage after serving as a Spanish colony for many years. Still, Argentina stands out from the world map as the country that embraces both the icy Land of Fire and the exotic northern regions. So what about Argentina? Which dictionary should you pack? What…
Read MorePapua New Guinea Animals and Plants
Animals like in Australia – why? The fauna of New Guinea is closely related to that of Australia. Up until 10,000 years ago – the end of the last ice age – the Australian continent was still connected with New Guinea. Only then did the water level rise worldwide and flood the lowlands between Australia and New Guinea. Many animals in New Guinea are endemic species that only occur there.…
Read MoreThe Drought Industry in Northeast Brazil
It is a natural phenomenon, characterized by the delay in rainfall or its irregular distribution, which ends up harming the growth or development of agricultural plantations. The problem is neither new nor exclusive to the Brazilian Northeast. It occurs frequently, presents a relative frequency and can be predicted in advance. The drought affects Brazil, as well as can affect Africa, Asia, Australia and North America. In the Northeast, according to…
Read MoreTurkmenistan Trade and Trade Balance
Reliable information on Turkmenistan trade and the trade balance is currently not available. The available information differ so clearly that they can at best serve as a rough guide. Reliable information is only available on the trade balance with the USA and the European Union. Due to the generally extremely low volume of trade between Turkmenistan and the USA and the EU, significant fluctuations can be determined in high-resolution statistics…
Read MoreGeography of Espírito Santo
Ore exports and prospecting and oil production are the engines of the development of Espírito Santo . The state has intense port activity in the capital, Vitória. Historical aspects In the year 1535, the grantee Vasco Fernandes Coutinho founded the village of Espírito Santo, the first population group in Espírito Santo. In 1551, the need for defense in the face of constant indigenous attacks resulted in the foundation, on an…
Read MoreRio Grande do Sul Overview
Stage of bloody struggles since the early days of the occupation, and especially throughout the 18th century, the colonization effort forged in Rio Grande people a strong and towering character. In the 19th century, Rio Grande became the laboratory for a successful European immigration experience. The state of Rio Grande do Sul is a unit of the Federative Republic of Brazil located in the extreme south of the country. With…
Read MoreThe Most Secret Clubs in Vienna
In addition to the well-known restaurants, there are also a few locations in Vienna that are a bit more secret and exclusive. I once went on a search and found six hidden clubs and bars for you that are definitely worth a visit! Club X, Alice, door 7 – have you ever heard of these locations? If not, you shouldn’t be surprised, because these are probably three of the most…
Read MoreBest Travel Time for China
When is the best time to travel to China? The months of April, May, October and November represent the best travel time for China . During this time most parts of the country are pleasant to travel to. For a vacation in China you should consider the climate of the individual regions, because this is very different due to the size of the country . The high season for China…
Read MoreBest Travel Time for Maldives
Maldives weather and the best time to travel The weather in the Maldives is warm and summery all year round. Therefore, you can spend a great holiday on the islands in the Indian Ocean at any time of the year – both in the high and in the low season. With an air temperature of 30 degrees Celsius and an average water temperature of 28 degrees Celsius, you have perfect…
Read MoreBest Time to Travel to Marrakech
Climate table for Marrakech (Inland) Jan Feb March Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Max. Temperature in ° C 18 20 22 24 28 31 36 36 32 27 21 18 Min. Temperature in ° C 7 8 10 12 15 17 20 20 18 15 10 7 Hours of sunshine per day 7 8 8 9 9 11 12 11 9 8 7 7 Rainy days…
Read MoreClimate in Colombia
What is the climate like in the Andean region of Colombia? In order to give you a good impression of the climatic conditions in Colombia, I present you with climate diagrams of different regions of the country. The city of Bogotá has the typical climate of the Andean regions. In the capital of Colombia – which is at an altitude of 2,600 meters – there is a temperate tropical climate.…
Read MoreATTRACTIONS OF PARIS
FLIGHTS, ACCOMMODATION AND MOVEMENT IN PARIS The Eiffel Tower is one of the most photographed attractions in the city. Flying from Helsinki to Paris It is easy to travel from Finland to Paris, as there are plenty of flight connections available. Several companies, including Finnair and Norwegian , offer direct connections between Helsinki and Paris. Prices vary seasonally, but at their cheapest you can get flights for around a hundred…
Read MoreHo Chi Minh City Travel Guide
Ho Chi Minh City is the pulsating center of South Vietnam. The bustling city of millions offers the holidaymaker the opportunity to discover fascinating culture, interesting sights and delicious food. Read Travel Tips here! South Vietnam’s largest city, Ho Chi Minh City is for most locals and tourists still Saigon. With a population of about eight million, Ho Chi Minh City is not only the business center of Vietnam ,…
Read MoreDenmark History
Denmark’s history is shaped by different kings, their forms of rule and a long power struggle with Sweden for supremacy in Scandinavia. But give yourself a rough idea of how Denmark’s history went. THE FIRST KINGDOM People are said to have lived in Denmark as early as the Stone Age. The first ancestors of today’s Danes came from what is now southern Sweden to Jutland in the 6th century, where…
Read MoreTravel Destinations in France
Famous sights, delicious food and stunning beaches – fascinating France is a versatile destination! France has a huge amount to see, do and do. European cultural attractions, world-famous art and local elegance are the country’s tourist assets. In addition, the tourist encounters irresistible taste pleasures in France. A bottle of good wine and fresh baguette are authentic French flavors where great gourmet restaurants are. Moving around France In the largest cities,…
Read MoreFlights, Accommodation and Movement in Russia
Russia, the eastern neighbor, is a large country with enough interesting destinations for Finns as well. According to countryaah, Russia, the world’s largest country, is a versatile travel destination right next to Finns. Short for RUS by abbreviationfinder, Russia offers the splendor of tsarist times, echoes of the Soviet past and great cultural experiences, not forgetting delicious food. Handsome mosques are part of Russia. Direct flights to Russia Finland has excellent…
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