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How to Write an A* Essay for the OCR A-Level English Dystopian Comparison Question

Cain J

1 year ago

Studying OCR English at A-Level? This guide breaks down what examiners are looking for to hit all the assessment objectives and earn full marks in the dystopian comparison essay.

What is Impostor Syndrome?

Alexander A

1 year ago

Discover what Impostor Syndrome is, how it affects students and how we can help overcome self-doubt through encouragement, repetition, and personalised support.

Revision Guidance for Students with ADHD

Francine

1 year ago

An Introduction to ADHD and specialised techniques students can use to improve their focus, motivation and time management when revising for their exams.

Strategies to Enhance Retrieval in the Maths Classroom: Trigonometry

Deepak S

1 year ago

Tutor Deepak shares his effective strategies for teaching trigonometry through retrieval practice, boosting long-term learning with techniques that work from KS3 to GCSE Maths.

Is A.I. in Education a Cause for Concern?

Russell Kilgour

1 year ago

Using data from our recent survey of parents, students and tutors, we analyse the attitudes of key stakeholders towards the use of AI in educational settings.

Traditional Learning Vs. Flipped Learning

Leila F

1 year ago

Discover how shifting from traditional teaching to a flipped classroom boosts engagement, strengthens memory, and supports higher-order thinking.

10 Steps to Being More Productive

Louisa F

1 year ago

Head of Psychology Louisa lays out 10 basic steps to becoming more productive. Learn how to hack your revision time to efficiently prepare for the upcoming exams!

Using the PACCT Method for Analysing English Literature

Seun

1 year ago

The PACCT Method is a literary analysis structure that tutors and students use to help break down lengthy texts. Use these examples to help apply it to your GCSE English revision.

Top 10 Unique Study Techniques

Mahsia D

2 years ago

Procrastination, boredom and burnout are all symptoms of repeating the same type of task. Mix up your study methods to keep things fresh and see the best results!

Should Homework be Banned?

Martyn

2 years ago

Should homework be non-compulsory to help with children's home and social lives, as well as mental health and wellbeing? Is it a good idea and what are the main benefits?

Interesting Cultural Differences in Global Education

Diana A

2 years ago

Read about interesting cultural differences in school education including homework & graduation in countries like Japan, Sweden, the Netherlands and South Korea

ADHD & Online Tuition - The Perfect Match?

Finnbar

2 years ago

How effective is online tuition for students with ADHD? This blog explores the potential of learning online and how it affects learning outcomes in ADHD students.

The Ultimate Revision Timetable

Russell Kilgour

2 years ago

Learn how to make a reflective timetable, a modern upgrade to the traditional calendar-style revision timetable that is proven to boost productivity and reduce procrastination.

Choosing Between Combined or Triple Science

Matthew T

2 years ago

GCSE Sciences now come with another option with increasing popularity - Combined Science. But what does it mean? One of our qualified teachers reveals all you need to know.

Psychology Myths - Facts or Fiction?

Emma S

2 years ago

Ever wondered where these common myths come from and if is there any truth to them? Psychology tutor Emma debunks these popular myths and explains the truth that led to their inception.

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