Neuroplasticity for Stroke Recovery: Rewire and Reclaim Your Life
Imagine Sarah, a 52-year-old teacher from Manchester. She suffered a severe stroke that left her unable to move her right arm or speak clearly. Through…
The Sweet Treat Solution
You have an exam coming up and you know you need to study. So go study. But you can't. You can't drag yourself off of that comfy sofa, pull…
Stimulating Stationary
I don't exactly know why, but I've found that interesting stationary, especially notebooks and folders motivate me to get going and start…
The Sleeping Studier
It has been known for years that taking short naps in between your study sessions can sharpen your memory and hence make it easier to remember…
Starting Ahead Of Time
One of the sentences you are bound to hear a million times over, whilst a student, is "Don't leave it to the last minute".
Lifting The Language Barrier
The one question I get asked a lot by people I've just met is "Was it difficult for you to learn the language, when you first moved to…
Talking To An Empty Room
In my opinion, the hardest part of studying is trying to remember all the tiny, little details that accompany the core of the course material.…
Knowledge Is Power
Knowledge Is Power
My Highlighting Needs
The need to save time is generally a priority for many students, especially around exam period. In between exams, you will not find the time…
Study Groups: Pros And Cons
There's a lot of debate on whether study groups actually improve a person's likelihood of achievement. Many thrive in such a group, normally…
The Tipex Catastrophe
As I've previously mentioned in my article "The Pencil Case Essentials", a roll-on tipex is a must have for me. I stopped using liquid tipex…