Can study playlists help your child learn better?
Have you ever peeked into your child’s study space and noticed earbuds tucked in while they pore over homework? You’re […]
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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
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.
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
5 Essential Keys to your Teenagers Happiness in 2024
5 Essential Keys to Your Child’s Happiness in 2024 As is traditional at the start of each new year, we
Hard working student or smart working students GCSE and A-level
Having two teenagers who are both in the final year of GCSE and A-level respectively, means the notion of “hard
Parents of a certain Tribe… matters that we take more seriously…
I’m using the word “tribe” here as I struggle to come up with a better word, despite the risk of
Optimism in autumn term ; Nature or nurture; Fingers are not equal…
Following up from my last blogpost…. The notion of fingers not being equal should not be interpreted as some people
Optimism in the air in the new academic year; nature or nurture….
Many parents actually enjoy the relative peace and tranquillity now that the children are back at school, particularly when they
Green and pleasant land; quality time; teenagers at home in the summer and all that…
I don’t know if the summer holiday in your household is any similar to mine? I’m beginning to get that