In the digital age, students have access to a range of online tools that can enhance their learning experience. One such tool is ChatGPT, an AI-powered assistant that can be a valuable resource during GCSE revision. Far from just a […]
Celebrating your child’s hard work and dedication, regardless of the results, can reinforce a positive attitude towards learning. Research by Dweck (2006) highlights the importance of a growth mindset in academic success. Tips for celebrating efforts 1. Acknowledge hard work: […]
Disclaimer: Study Skills Zone Limited are not healthcare professionals. We recommend that if a parent suspects their child is suffering from any of the issues mentioned in this article, they should consult their child’s GP and medical professionals who specialise […]
Group revision can help your child learn better and feel less stressed by offering social support and different perspectives. Vygotsky’s social development theory shows how important social interaction is in learning (Vygotsky, 1978). Encouraging your child to join group study […]
Practical help from parents can significantly boost a child’s confidence and academic performance, particularly when preparing for GCSE examinations. Research by Hoover-Dempsey and Sandler (1997) highlights the positive impact of parental involvement on students’ educational outcomes. Providing practical help 1. […]
Open discussions about anxiety can significantly reduce its impact. According to research by Pritchard and Wilson (2003), social support is crucial in managing academic stress. Creating an environment where your child feels safe to express their worries can be transformative […]
Breaking down revision into manageable chunks can make the workload seem less overwhelming and enhance retention. Research supports the effectiveness of spaced repetition in improving long-term memory retention (Cepeda et al., 2006). Additionally, studies have shown that students who engage […]
Parental support and a positive attitude can significantly impact a child’s stress levels and academic performance. A study by Grolnick and Ryan (1989) highlights the importance of parental involvement in enhancing children’s academic motivation and reducing stress. Being Supportive and […]
In today’s fast-paced world, children often face a significant amount of stress, whether it’s from school, extracurricular activities, or social pressures. Introducing relaxation techniques to your child’s routine can be a game-changer, helping them manage stress and improve their concentration. […]
Healthy lifestyle habits, including proper nutrition, exercise, and sleep, are crucial for cognitive function and stress management. According to a study by Wahlstrom (2002), adequate sleep is linked to improved academic performance and emotional well-being. Further research supports these findings, […]