By Beyond Educational Publishing
Need to revise but short on time? Got to refresh your facts before the exams? If you want a bit of extra help with your studies, Beyond’s Audio Shots are for you! These mini-podcasts squeeze all th
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The podcast currently has 65 episodes available.
So, what it exactly is a "sticking place"? And how do you "screw your courage" to it? We take a deep dive into this key quotation in this quickfire podcast!
And if you're looking for extra Macbeth resources, check out our Revision Guide.
When the witches greet Macbeth with this strange statement, what exactly do they mean? Listen to this quickfire podcast to dive deep into the meaning behind this important quotation.
And if you're looking for extra Macbeth resources, check out our Revision Guide.
Wrap your ears around some in-depth analysis of this quotation from Act I of Macbeth - great for GCSE success!
And if you're looking for extra Macbeth resources, check out our Revision Guide.
Everyone's heard the "Fair is foul" spell from Macbeth, but what does it really mean? Listen to this quickfire podcast to find out!
And if you're looking for extra Macbeth resources, check out our Revision Guide.
What does Lady Macbeth mean when she asks the spirits to "unsex" her? Wrap your ears around this quickfire podcast to find out!
What does Macbeth mean when he says, "If chance will have me king"? Delve into the meaning behind this quote with this higher-level podcast.
How exactly do you "unsex" someone, and why would you want to anyway?! This quickfire podcast takes a look at one of Shakespeare's most famous Macbeth quotes.
And if you're looking for extra Macbeth resources, check out our Revision Guide.
The Capulet ball is over, but Romeo's not going home just yet. He wants to hook up with the girl who's just stolen his heart...
And so we plunge into Act Two of Shakespeare's famous tragedy, with this five-minute summary of the key events.
"Two households, both alike in dignity..."
Meet our star-crossed lovers in this fun, fast-paced summary of Act One of the Bard's most famous play!
What are the four ways in which energy can be transferred?
Find out all about particle movement, radiation, electrical and mechanical transfers with this two-minute audio shot - perfect for GCSE Scientists!
The podcast currently has 65 episodes available.
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