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The Studiosity Blog
When it comes to getting help with an essay, many students don’t really know where to turn. Especially for ESL students, or if you’re returning to study after many years - confidence in academic writing does not come easily. If you’re lucky enough you might have peers, family members, or teachers ...
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“Never lose a holy curiosity,” said Einstein. With something as critical as a student's education, we are always asked about our operations,...
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With the HSC Trials starting next month, now is the time to be getting serious about your study. While you definitely need a break to recharge your...
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When Yuval Noah Harari’s book Sapiens took the Studiosity office by storm a couple of months ago, it left us variously intrigued, thrilled, and...
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Some words from top educators about why they love working in online, after-hours study support.
This article will share a study that was conducted on the role you can play that will best support your child with their studies. Prepare to be enlightened!
At the YourTutor School Leaders' Forum, experts in secondary and tertiary education discuss how we can set students up for success in high school and beyond.
School Leadership insight series: Principal at Butler College, a YourTutor partner school in WA, talks about changing times and changing expectations.
What is the future of Australian Higher Education? Jack Goodman shares his insights into the Universities Australia Higher Education Conference 2017.
Jack Goodman and Lisa McIntyre had an incredible morning at WSU listening to the inspiring story of Dr Kakenya Ntaiya.
Some musings on Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari
Scientists have proven that one of the most effective ways to remember what you’ve learnt, is to return to the place you learnt it. Here are our favourite study spaces.