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The Studiosity Blog
We all know that year 12 can be an incredibly stressful time for students. What we don’t always remember is that parents are often going through this journey as well and can feel just as stressed and helpless. Senior Clinical Psychologist at the University of Technology Sydney, Anna Wallace, offers ...
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On my one-hour train ride to work this morning, I came across this very interesting video and felt motivated to write a short piece about. It’s by a...
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75% of the fastest growing career types in Australia require science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) skills and knowledge, a figure...
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Yesterday I sat around a conference table with a group of my colleagues to discuss a topic that's critical for our organisation: innovation. There...
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Good study notes make study quicker, easier, and more effective. Here we will go through how to take notes in class, how to organise your notes and how to write good notes.
The positive educational impact of HEPPP means it's a force for equality Australia needs, to build our knowledge economy.
Homework can often feel overwhelming and stressful. However homework meltdowns can be avoided with these helpful tips.
For many parents, ensuring their children get the right amount of sleep can be stressful. Here are some facts on why it’s so important they get the sleep they need.
It's natural to share some of your child's anxieties during exam time. Here are some things you can do to help them out and reduce stress within the family.
Unis are in a strong position when it comes to their defence of new entry criteria; so let’s move the discussion to meeting the repercussions | YourTutor
New research has revealed that up to 84% of Australian school students who turn to Google and their parents for help are risking poor learning outcomes.
New research from the NBN Digital Parenting Report has found that 75% of students are using the internet to assist them with learning at home.