Staying organised can feel impossible when your brain just doesn’t seem to work that way. You want to keep track of deadlines, appointments, and that really important thing you were supposed to do (but can’t quite remember what it was) but it just doesn’t happen. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Executive dysfunction can make staying organised feel like a constant uphill battle but this blog will help you tackle those tricky tasks and help you get more organised!
Read MoreHaving problems getting started with revision? It’s like you sit down to get started but suddenly everything in the world seems more interesting? Maybe you feel overwhelmed by how much there is to do, or revision just feels pointless because you don’t even know where to begin. Motivation can feel like the hardest part of revision but here’s the thing — motivation isn’t just something you "have" or "don’t have." It’s something you can build so let’s break it down into simple, practical steps to help you find the motivation to start!
Read MoreLet’s be real — revision can feel like a chore. Some people thrive on neatly organised notes and detailed study schedules, but for others, the idea of sitting down for hours to go over the same material is unbearable. Whatever the reason, you’re not alone. But, there are plenty of alternative study methods that are engaging, effective, and can even make the process (somewhat) enjoyable. This blog will walk you through some of the best revision techniques for those who struggle with traditional methods.
Read MoreExams can be brutal. Maybe you love learning—science fascinates you, maths makes sense when you’re studying, and you actually get the content. But when it comes to exams? Suddenly, it feels like everything you know just isn’t translating into marks. Exam questions often follow a formula, and mark schemes are strict. Sometimes, it feels like you’re being tested more on your ability to match the mark scheme than your actual knowledge. This blog will break down exactly how to structure your answers, avoid common mistakes, and make sure you’re picking up all the marks you deserve—without feeling like you’re just ticking boxes.
Read MoreThroughout history, young people have been at the forefront of social change, challenging injustice and demanding a better future. Today, youth activism is more visible and necessary than ever. However, activism can seem daunting. It’s easy to feel powerless in the face of global issues, but activism isn’t just about large-scale protests or making headlines—it’s about using whatever resources you have to contribute to change. Don’t just sit back and assume someone else will fix things. You have a voice, and the power to create change starts with you.
Read MoreHave you ever sat down to do a “quick” task, only to look up hours later and realize you’ve completely lost track of time? Or maybe you always seem to underestimate how long something will take, leaving you scrambling at the last minute? Time blindness is one of the biggest struggles for people with ADHD but don’t worry, because the good news is there are ways to work with your brain rather than against it. This blog post will walk you through some techniques to help you stay on top of homework, coursework, revision, and deadlines without the last-minute panic.
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