What is the best way to revise for GCSEs and A levels? Much of the time, those studying for the exams don’t know. “Students do a whole lot of things to prepare for their exams, some of which are good uses of their time and some of which are not,” explainsProfessor John Dunlo...
The answer is that your IELTS score can be changed. However, an increase of a band or more is rare, and almost never happens on the Listening or Reading sections. The chances of a score improvement are slightly higher on the Writing and Speaking sections. It’s hard to provide an exact...
After all, it takes two to talk.8. Define your problems clearly. Be on the lookout for your learning problems, and try to determine what you can do to solve them. If you keep examining this process, you will find that you will be better able to define your problems and thus better ...
Respiration is a chemical reaction that is fundamental to all living things. It happens in every cell of every plant and animal. Respiration is the
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So what can you do when that happens? Identify Issues and Intervene Early Schools play a pivotal role in spotting early signs of mental health struggles. After all, children spend a lot of time in school and have a lot of significant relationships there. School staff can take a two-pronged...
Given it’s A-Level results day today, and GCSE results next week in the UK, I thought this might be worth re-posting… What is the purpose of a university? What should they seek to encourage? You might think that universities, of all places, might be thinking more about this, but ...
We are guilty, in schools, of creating a very artificial environment for our children. This happens in many ways, from uniform to bells, in grouping by age or by ability. None of these things happen much to most people in adult life, or in childhood outside school. Nowhere is this more...
The reality is that work kicks back in tomorrow after half term break (and several weeks preceding this of cancelling lots of work) and people need me to be on my ‘A game’…or at least ‘present’. The GCSE and A Level exams are looming and I simply can’t get away with any ...
‘17 per cent of pedestrian deaths’: ‘When the Grannies Get Going’,The Economist, 14 July 2012; Ann Brenoff, ‘Elderly Driving: AARP Study Looks at What Happens When Boomers Hang Up Their Car Keys?’,The Huffington Post, 10 November 2012 ...