How To Help Your Kids With Homework Without Doing it For Them Helping your kids with their homework feels like it should be easy. In reality, toeing the line between helping them and doing it for them is easier said […]
Using Colour to Improve Your Study We know that different colours have a different impact on our brains. Warm colours (red, yellow, orange) stimulate the brain, while cool colours (blue, green, pink) calm us down and help us focus. But […]
The situation in which we found ourselves over the span of a few months is definitely something that takes time to adapt to. Whether you’re in high school or getting an MBA, studying during quarantine can and will come with […]
How to support your HSC family member By Jessica Coates-Judson The HSC is a big year for students. It’s when the adult world starts to make itself known and pressures to succeed and make decisions are at the forefront of […]
A New Method for Identifying your Learning Style By Jessica Coates-Judson We’ve all done the tests that tell us that we like watching videos and are a certain type of learner but the truth is most people are a mixture […]
Dispositions necessary for children to learn. As a result of recent events which recently saw most children learning at home, under the guidance of their parents, and the direction of their teachers, and now having returned to school, three conditions, […]
Authored by international political writer and historian Alex Ryvchin, the Sydney- based father of three wrote A New Day to foster good mental health and well-being in our children through these challenging times and to impart a timeless message about […]
How quickly all our lives have been thrown into chaos. The idea of having to home-school my 2 kids ages 6 and 7 whilst working from home with very little notice was enough to give me many sleepless nights and […]
Whether you’re a high school or university student, proofreading your work is always a painful process. There’s that tendency to think it’ll be fine, only for your work to comeback from a teacher or lecturer with a lot of spelling […]
Many of today’s parents didn’t particularly like mathematics when they were in school. There were too many rules and procedures to remember and problems lacked contexts that had any real meaning. Maths was the “quiet” subject of the day. We […]
