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Writing specialists at Studiosity help students at all skill levels improve their writing. We want students to identify common errors so that they can improve their existing and future writing projects. Many of the errors in a student’s writing pertain to grammar, the likes of which affect the ...
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Even if you have an awesome CV or resume, filled with all an employer's desired skills and experience, it can be the inclusion of an original,...
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Not too long ago, I was a student myself (any other Brighton/Oxford Brookes University alum out there? 👋) Now just a few years later, I am sat here...
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Do you put the ‘PRO’ into procrastination? We all procrastinate sometimes, but when it starts to affect your study and cause pre-exam stress because...
Read More about The Fine Art Of Procrastination: How To Nip It In The Bud
This is why the Technology Acceptance Model should be getting more air time with educators implementing important online student services and other critical EdTech. And what are th…
Why spend 10 hours learning a chapter when you can nail it in two? Let's have a look at ways to streamline your working process.
World Teachers' Day is 5 October, we asked one Studiosity student user studying Education why they chose the teaching field, and what it's like.
Here are five things every HSC student should be doing when they are staring down at the exam page in the HSC English exam.
21 podcasts you should be listening to now, for students (or students of life) from the king of podcast-consumption himself, Jack Goodman.
Jack Goodman looks at cheating in Australia's universities, and what is being done to 'combat' it.
Chemistry often seems to students an impenetrable world. However, chemistry is filled with puzzles, and solving any puzzle can be extremely satisfying.
Most plagiarism is unintentional, so what can be done for the majority of students trying to do the right thing? This new, integrated feedback feature helps universities improve st…