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
Approaching the subject of revision over half-term can be a tight-rope walk. Encouraging and persuading while being careful not to tip into nagging. In this
The Sunday Night Standoff is optional. Move from “Drill Sergeant” to “Project Manager” with our downloadable WRAP Agreement. Featuring the “No-Nag Clause” and “Profit Time,”
Why does the perfect, colour-coded revision schedule you made for your teen ends up in the bin by Tuesday? It’s not a lack of gratitude—it’s
Ever wonder why “it’ll only take ten minutes” turns into a three-hour Sunday night meltdown? It’s not laziness—it’s biology. We explore the Planning Fallacy and
Driving their studies or just along for the ride? As the new term kicks off, many students find themselves idling in neutral or coasting as
For parents of teens, “Get it done!” often feels like the daily battle cry, but in the context of The Study Buddy, we can pivot
It’s important to unwind and spend time with family over Christmas. But equally there are significant benefits to keeping going with study. We look at
“Let’s make a revision timetable!” It’s the perfect solution for improving grades and reducing stress. Yet, for many teens, the plan quickly falls apart, leading
Exam season. The phrase alone can send shivers down a parent’s spine, especially when met with a teenager whose revision efforts are, at best, less
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