Flashcards are a staple in many students’ study routines, but are they being used effectively? In our “Flashcard Critique” blog, students will receive a masterclass in creating Q&A flashcards, drawing on the expertise of educators like Kate Jones and Oliver […]
At Study Skills Zone, we’re dedicated to giving students super-effective study methods, all backed up by science. We break down big research findings into easy-to-understand bits, so students see how powerful these methods are for GCSE and A-level success. Remembering […]
Retrieval practice, also known as the testing effect, is a powerful learning strategy supported by extensive research in cognitive psychology. Championed by researchers like Henry L. Roediger III, Jeffrey D. Karpicke, and Dr. Robert Bjork, retrieval practice has profound implications […]
Dual coding theory, pioneered by Allan Paivio, suggests that combining verbal and visual information enhances learning and memory retention. This approach has garnered significant attention in the field of cognitive psychology and has profound implications for students preparing for their […]
In accordance with an article written by Winston Sieck, learning is a continuous journey, and developing strong study skills is crucial for achieving success in both academic and professional environments. His article published on Global Cognition, outlines five study techniques […]
In the pursuit of academic excellence, finding effective study methods is key. One such method gaining traction is the Leitner System, a tried-and-tested approach to learning that Study Skills Zone proudly promotes in schools. Let’s explore how this system can […]