Summer 2010
Modernityscotland will be updated over the summer to reflect the many changes which have taken place in the UK and the wider world over the past few months.
As always, we want our subscribers to have the most up to date, relevant and accessible resources.
The power points will also be similarly refreshed.
Delivery day will be Monday 16 August 2010.
Have a great summer.
Subscriptions 2010-2011
2009-10 subscriptions ended on Tuesday 25 May 2010, the day of the Higher Modern Studies exam.
We hope the exam was a fair one for you and your students and you get the results your hard work deserves.
Subscriptions for 2010/11 began on Monday May 31 2010.
Thank you to everyone who has re-subscribed, your support is greatly appreciated.
Enhanced and Standard Institutional Subscriptions
The cost of both subscriptions remains the same for the fourth successive year; an Enhanced Institutional subscription costs £180, a Standard Institutional subscription costs £120.
An Enhanced subscription now entitles you to all the power points from the Study Themes you teach.
A typical Modern Studies department will receive over 30 high quality power points, with appropriate social media links, bang up to date as from August 2010.
If you liked our special General Election power point, this is the template we will have for 2010/11.
To view the list of power points, please click here.
Modern UK Politics
We are working on a new textbook for Higher Modern Studies.
This will be the follow up to our existing, highly successful book Modern UK Politics.
Modern UK Politics 2 will be published shortly after the Scottish parliamentary and council elections of 2011.
With the next UK General election not expected till May 2015, you should have a comprehensive account of UK politics for 4/5 years.
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Modern Studies is one of SQA's most popular National Qualifications.
The subject is taught throughout Scotland and is respected by employers and universities, especially faculties of Law and Humanities.
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