You may not be aware of the origins of the word procrastination, so, without putting it off any further (see what we did there?), let us explain. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary , the etymology of the English verb ‘to procrastinate’ is as follows: “Latin procrastinatus,...
It's not always easy staying positive in the winter term – the days are shorter and colder, and prelims or mock exams are looming on the horizon. But don't despair - we have four tips to help boost your morale in the run-up to the...
Is it possible to improve your maths grade? It certainly is - provided you adopt a growth mindset, as advocated by educational psychologist Carol Dweck. Here's why....
Writing a journal is not by any means a new concept: people have been committing their thoughts to wax tablets, papyrus or paper on a regular basis since the year dot, and some of them have even been published....
If you've been revising alone for exams for hours on end and you're sick of your own company, why not organise a few group revision sessions with like-minded friends? You can compare notes and ideas, test each other's knowledge and even hang out in a...