Don’t look back in anger
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
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
You can’t out-supplement a bad diet, but you can certainly optimize a good one. From the sleep-restoring power of Iron to the brain-boosting benefits of
The Times Education Supplement (TES) has today reported that the approach to revision is key to explaining attainment. In particular the study looks at the
News is in, the 2020 GCSE and A level students’ grades will be the higher of the teacher estimates or the Ofqual prediction. But does
The Easter holidays represent the final “big block” of time before exam season truly begins. But without a plan, those two weeks can quickly disappear
In this follow-up, we’ll dive into the practical side of “making” luck. If Part 1 is about the mindset, Part 2 is about the method.
It’s not uncommon for some students to feel anxious about the start of their final GCSE year. In fact, most will start to feel the
Think “blocking” your revision is the best way to learn? Think again. Discover why “Interleaving”—the art of mixing up your study topics—is the scientifically proven
Discover how Cognitive Load Theory affects your teen’s ability to study. Learn why a “full brain” leads to procrastination and how The Study Buddy helps
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