Dealing With Bad Grades (for People Who Crave Academic Validation)
We’ve all been there: you’ve worked as hard as you can to study for an exam, and you get the paper back […]
Top 5 ways to revise for an exam
Unfortunately, not all revision methods are created equal – it depends on active/passive recall, effort, and overall yield. If you want high […]
How to study history for top grades
This is one of my most requested post topics, so today, I’ll finally be telling you how to effectively study history. History […]
How to get great grades in English
In my opinion, English is one of the hardest subjects to consistently get good grades in. This is because it’s so subjective: […]
A guide to getting an amazing SAT score
Ah, the SAT. One of the most hated and stressful tests of a high school student’s career. However, it doesn’t have to […]
A guide to getting great grades in science
Biology, chemistry, physics – science can be one of the most interesting and wonderful subjects to study. Unfortunately, it can also be […]
How to make a study schedule
The first ever post I wrote on this blog was a guide to how I make my study schedules. However, since then, […]
How to get a 9 on your maths GCSE
This year, I sat my maths GCSE, and wow was it difficult. Not only were the grade boundaries higher than the last […]
Study tips to make you work smarter, not harder
As itsmodernlitfam told me on tumblr, “good study tips are worth their weight in gold”. If you switch up your study methods […]
Why retrospective revision time tables are the most effective
A while ago, I was talking to a good friend of mine, and we started talking about how we’d start revising for […]