5 Things Your Teen Should Be Doing on the Cusp of Exam Day
With the bank holiday behind us and exams looming, it’s easy to panic. But the final week isn’t about learning everything new—it’s about “high-yield” revision
With the bank holiday behind us and exams looming, it’s easy to panic. But the final week isn’t about learning everything new—it’s about “high-yield” revision
We’re all familiar with the idea of a coach as being the person screaming and shouting on the side lines of sports matches in American
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
If you’re using past papers to try and guess what’s coming up in June, you’re practicing “Black Arts,” not revision. Trying to spot patterns in
Stop settling for simple spider diagrams. Discover how Concept Mapping and “Linking Words” help students move from memorising facts to understanding complex relationships—the key to
Is your teen’s revision actually sticking? Discover the Dunlosky study findings on high-utility techniques like Spacing and Interleaving. Learn how to beat the Forgetting Curve
The combination of remote learning and many months of disruption means that many GCSE year students aren’t sure where they are with their studies. To
Is playing music while you’re revising a good idea or is silence really golden? Some swear it helps, while others need absolute, convent-like quiet study.
Exam time is looming. It’s natural to start to feel anxious. But this isn’t the time to blindly panic. What you need is a plan
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