Online vs in-person tutoring: Which is right for your child?
As a parent, you want to give your child every chance to succeed, and sometimes, that means a little extra […]
Education
The science of memory: How to revise more effectively
There’s no doubt that revising is an essential part of your child’s learning. But you’ve probably noticed that some days
What Dr. Maggie Aderin-Pocock teaches us about beating low grade expectations
Imagine a bright-eyed child standing in front of her teacher, proudly declaring, “I want to be an astronaut.” Now imagine
Spotting the signs: How to tell if teachers have low expectations of your child
Imagine your child comes home from school, seemingly doing “fine,” but you notice something unsettling: they’re no longer aiming high.
The Pygmalion Effect: How expectations shape educational outcomes
What if a simple belief, held by someone else, could change how well your child performs at school? It might
Can low teacher expectations quietly derail your child’s academic future?
When we think of the barriers to academic success, we often focus on curriculum difficulty, student motivation, or available resources.
How nutrition, sleep, and balance impact your teen’s academic performance
Ever noticed how a hungry, tired teenager can turn into a grumpy, distracted one? It’s not just mood, it’s science.
Bright days, smarter revision: A summer study strategy
Summer: a season of longer days, ice cream breaks, and much-needed rest from the pressures of the classroom. But for
How taking breaks boosts creativity & focus at school
As summer break rolls around, many parents find themselves torn between letting their kids unwind and wanting them to stay
Is Digital Learning Damaging Your Teenager’s Education?
I remember a lot of things about being in primary school but one of my fondest memories from the time