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 a language (even if you’re bad at it)
I’ve written a post about studying languages before, but it can be pretty difficult to study a new language, especially if you […]
How I take notes using active recall for high grades
A lot of people have asked me for my note-taking process, and so here it is! I try to incorporate as much […]
How to study the night before a test
Cramming is a terrible way to study, but sometimes it’s unavoidable. If you have an exam tomorrow that you’ve completely forgotten about […]
Maintaining a healthy balance between studying and life
I’m sure that we would all love to have straight-A grades, tons of extracurriculars, a bustling social life, and perfect mental health. […]
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 stop getting stressed by school
Unfortunately, school is a major source of stress for a lot of students. Almost 30% of students report getting stressed or overwhelmed […]
The ultimate guide to studying economics
Economics has a reputation for being a difficult GCSE, but it’s surprisingly easy to study! Here are a few methods I used […]
How mindfulness can help you get better grades
We don’t normally think of mindfulness and taking breaks as super-productive, but they are! Here’s a few ways that mindfulness can help […]