Blog Posts tagged R

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5 tactics outside of studying that will improve your grades

by Anita Naik

We all know that revision, past papers and putting in the time will help improve your grades, but here are five tactics outside of studying that will help make you a better student.

Have conversations with people who disagree with you

There's real value in conversing with people you disagree wit...

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6 things to do when your mocks don't go to plan

by Anita Naik

Sometimes even with the best-laid plans, things go wrong. If your mock grades have come in lower than expected, here's what you need to do.

Don't let panic get the better of you

It's easy to panic when your mock results come in, and your grades are lower than expected. There are several things...

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The importance of lifelong learning for cognitive reserve

by Anita Naik

Participating in lifelong learning is key to cognitive reserve and keeping your brain healthy. Here's what you need to know.

What is lifelong learning?

Lifelong learning is the term for education beyond school. It's ongoing, voluntary, and self-motivated for either personal or professional reas...

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The best GCSE language resources

by Anita Naik

Around 272,500 students take a GCSE language in the UK, with French in the majority at 124,655 and Spanish entries at 109,655. Here are the best resources for a GCSE language exam if your child is currently studying for their mocks or summer exams.

GCSE languages have been declining in the UK for s...

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Top education trends to watch out for in 2023

by Anita Naik

From nano learning to gamification,2023 looks to bring new and exciting educational trends. Here are the top ones coming your way.

Gamification in the classroom.

Gamification in education is no surprise, as studies show that 80% of learners are more effective with gamified techniques. This tren...

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