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Understanding procrastination: Why we delay and how to overcome It Procrastination is a common issue that affects people of all ages, but understanding the science behind it can help us tackle this pervasive habit. In a recent article by Amy […]
Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) is a psychological approach that explores the connection between neurological processes, language, and behavioural patterns learned through experience. It aims to improve communication, personal development, and psychotherapy. This blog delves into what NLP is, its origins, key […]
As the GCSE exams come to an end, students are looking forward to a well-deserved break. However, the transition from GCSEs to A Levels can be challenging, and the summer holiday presents a valuable opportunity to prepare for this next […]
If you think that simply reading your notes over and over will magically embed the information in your long-term memory, you’re kidding yourself. Many students fall into the trap of passive revision, believing that reading, reading, and more reading is […]
Mind maps are valuable tools for organising information and brainstorming ideas, but in our opinion they should not be used as standalone revision tools. While mind maps can visually represent large amounts of information, they can sometimes be overwhelming if […]
As the GCSE examinations come to a close, Year 11 students are looking forward to an extended summer holiday. While it’s a time for well-deserved relaxation, there’s a potential pitfall: unwinding too much can make the transition to sixth form […]
Effective revision is critical for academic success, yet many students still rely on ineffective study techniques. Research-based revision strategies are proven methods backed by scientific evidence that enhance learning and retention. This blog explores why students should focus on these […]
In a video by the Learning Strategies Center at Cornell, the fundamental strategy for acing tests is highlighted: Self-testing. Here’s a summary of the key points discussed: Understanding the importance of self-testing Self-testing is the most effective way to prepare […]
“Learning Walkthrus: Better Learning, Step by Step” by Tom Sherrington and Oliver Caviglioli is a highly practical and visually engaging guide designed to improve teaching practices and educational outcomes. Here’s a detailed review of the book, which has garnered attention […]
By Emma Vardy, LA Correspondent, BBC News In a digital age where screen time is increasingly consuming our lives, a growing number of adults and teens are opting to switch from their smartphones to simpler “dumbphones” to reduce their screen […]