Revising Boys: A look at why it is [typically] difficult to get boys to study with Mark Roberts
Boys? Well, they’re just lazier than girls / don’t try as hard / procrastinate more / need to run around and let off steam. These
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Ep11: The Study Trinity: Fostering great relationships between teachers, parents, and students with Russell Hobby
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
Changing study habits and behaviours with Shahroo Izadi
We know what we need to do to be better at something. Just work a little smarter, procrastinate a little less, start a little earlier,
Ep7 Mindfulness and Mental Wellbeing in teens approaching GCSEs with Omari Eccelston-Brown
We all have different ways of coping with – if not managing – stress. Perhaps it’s the variety of situations we’ve experienced that make us
Well-being in students: External pressure and internal coping.
In this episode we’re talking about well-being and mental health. Natasha Devon MBE and Dr Dominique Thompson talk to Nathan McGurl, founder of the Study
“And off to bed”: The importance of a good night’s sleep to teenagers
Our latest podcast is now live. In this episode we hear from Dr Faith Orchard, Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Reading. Faith
Episode 3. Fuel to Perform: What you eat matters to get the most out of studying
The pressure is on, deadlines loom, and your brain feels like it’s running a marathon – it’s exam season! While late-night study sessions and caffeine
Being involved in sports doesn’t harm GCSE performance
Research by Huddersfield University for The Headmasters’ and Headmistresses Conference has shown that students shouldn’t be discouraged from playing sports, in the run-up to exams
Plan for a plan to fight the panic.
If you’re worrying that time is running out, stop what you’re doing! The countdown to GCSE exams is well underway. Households across the country are
