Exams are just around the corner. They may not be life defining, but they are certainly life changing. Up and down the country, many students are
How much difference does revision make? How far can natural ability take you? As students up and down the country are currently entering in to their
The interest in how psychology and neuroscience research can improve teaching practices has grown rapidly in the past few years. But how can
The Greek philosopher Aristotle believed that we are what we repeatedly do, so excellence is not an act but a habit. During revision, many students
We know more about the science of learning than ever. Working smarter involves using your time and energy efficiently, but many students still do not
Not all revision techniques are equal. In fact some are great and some have been proved to make very little impact. Fortunately decades and decades
As human beings, our thought processes are not always the clearest or the most rational. Psychologists have identified over 100 thinking biases.
Have you heard of the term ‘Academic Buoyancy’? Chances are you haven’t, but it may be one of the most important psychological areas in education.
