Picnics and post-its: should teenagers study over the summer holidays?
The summer holidays are a time for relaxation and fun, but they’re also a long time to go without reviewing school works, especially if they
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At Home With Learning: A look at alternative education provision with Hannah Titley
The pandemic, and resulting interruption to education, has led increasing numbers of parents and young people to think about whether being at school is the
Going the distance: Making the most of remote learning with Tom Rose
It’s quite incredible how quickly our teens adapt to their environment. It never ceases to amaze me how quickly they can cotton on to a
English Proper: The importance of revising for English GCSEs with Jennifer Webb
When it comes to most exam subjects, most teens seem consider that revision is mostly about retaining facts and figures. For many , therefore, revising
Ep 9 Testing Times: Retrieval Practice and its role as a GCSE study technique with Kate Jones
As parents we’re often confronted with situations where our teens will tell us: “I don’t know how to” or “I’m just no good at remembering
Ep3: Hitting the ground running or easing in gently.
In this Study Sessions podcast episode Nathan is talking to Barnaby Lenon – and Iain Kilpatrick. We look at about how best to approach the
“Planning to succeed”: Managing studying and revising at home
Nathan McGurl, the Founder of the Study Buddy, talks about how his straightforward approach to managing studying works. He’s going to outline the 5 steps
The sounds of revision – tune in or tune out?
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.
