Dear class of 2020
These last few months – even your last two years – have not been wasted. Sure, you might not get a chance now to show
These last few months – even your last two years – have not been wasted. Sure, you might not get a chance now to show
If your teen’s revision plan didn’t quite survive half-term, you aren’t alone. But dwelling on a “failed” week is the fastest way to derail the
Happy Pi Day! Beyond the geometry and the actual pie, March 14th is a masterclass in human memory. We’re exploring the science of encoding—the clever
Time flies when you’re having fun. But apparently, it also goes fairly quickly when gripped in a global pandemic, enduring various tiered lockdowns, and a
When it comes to most exam subjects, most teens seem consider that revision is mostly about retaining facts and figures. For many , therefore, revising
As parents we’re often confronted with situations where our teens will tell us: “I don’t know how to” or “I’m just no good at remembering
Parents want their children to do well. Teachers want their students to achieve their potential. And certainly no student is actively trying to fail. Given
In this Study Sessions podcast episode Nathan is talking to Barnaby Lenon – and Iain Kilpatrick. We look at about how best to approach the
We’ve all been in a situation where we have something that we need to do, but can’t quite bring ourselves to get on with it.
Sometimes it can seem like teens get pushed through a cookie cutter template. But it’s important to remember they are all individuals. Each young person
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