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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 […]
Evidence-based methods are crucial for effective revision, and cognitive science offers valuable insights into how the brain learns and retains information. By understanding and applying these principles, students can enhance their revision strategies and improve their performance in GCSE exams. […]
As a parent, watching your child navigate the demanding waters of GCSE exams can be a nerve-wracking experience. Recently, parents of a sixteen-year-old studying for English Literature contacted us for advice. Their daughter was incredibly dedicated: she spent hours disseminating […]
In today’s digital age, mobile phones have become an indispensable part of our lives. They offer unparalleled convenience and connectivity, but they also have a downside: addiction. Understanding why mobile phones are so addictive and how this addiction can affect […]
Balancing mobile phone use and revision can be a significant challenge for students, particularly during the crucial GCSE years in Year 10 and 11. As a parent, you can play a vital role in helping your child manage this balance […]
Balancing revision and social life can be a challenging task for students, especially during crucial exam periods like GCSEs. As a parent, you can play a significant role in helping your child manage their time effectively, ensuring they maintain a […]
As GCSE exams approach, stress levels among students can skyrocket. Managing this stress is crucial not just for mental well-being but also for performing well on the day of the exam. Here are some practical tips to help GCSE students […]
The concept of marginal gains, which revolutionised the world of sports, particularly in cycling, has profound implications for educational strategies. Originally popularised by Sir Dave Brailsford, the performance director of British Cycling, the marginal gains philosophy focuses on the cumulative […]
In the UK, as students gear up for their GCSEs and A-Levels, the omnipresence of mobile phones has become a topic of concern among educators and parents alike. Recent studies have started to shed light on how these devices could […]