Irina2026-11-11T05:02:02+11:00Posted in About Education and Learning, Academic Journey, All Categories, Student Advice
Mathematics is one of the most feared and despised subjects. Students across ages and nations stand unified in their dislike for it. Whether it’s an irrational fear or a preconceived notion, there are plenty of factors holding them back from acing Maths.Reasons Why Students Find Maths So ..
Irina2026-11-11T05:10:20+11:00Posted in About Education and Learning, Academic Journey, All Categories, Motivation & Interest, Student Advice
Whether we like it or not, we just can’t escape maths, especially in the 21st century. It is not exclusive to scholars and scientists anymore. The importance of mathematics transcends beyond the educational and professional arena. It’s tangible in aspects of life we aren’t even aware of ..
Markus Curry2026-11-10T23:39:33+11:00Posted in About Education and Learning, Academic Journey, All Categories, Student Advice
The averages in mathsThere are many “averages” in statistics, and the three most common are the mean, median, and mode. When you are asked to “find the average” of a set of numbers, you are commonly looking for the arithmetic mean. The mean definition is the calculated central ..
Markus Curry2026-11-10T23:37:59+11:00Posted in About Education and Learning, Academic Journey, All Categories, Coaching, Mentoring & Reflection, Motivation & Interest, Senior & High School Learning, Starting Tutoring, Student Advice
As long as we have known the history of ancient civilizations, we have known mathematic discovery. *Maths* is to thank for the advanced and technological society we live in today. It all started thousands of years ago with counting and arithmetic. Throughout the years, many people have wondered ..
Gennady2026-11-10T23:37:39+11:00Posted in About Education and Learning, All Categories, Organizing Lessons, Parent Guides, Primary School Learning, Student Advice
Feeling overwhelmed by the flood of online resources available? 🔎The COVID-19 crisis has opened up access to online education like never before. There are literally thousands of websites available, but who feels like wading through lists of 50+ links?Not only is this a staggering and mind-numbing task, but ..
DianaE2026-11-11T04:59:49+11:00Posted in About Education and Learning, Confidence, Parent Advice, Parent Guides, Student Advice, Teacher & School Issues
Navigating the Teenage YearsNavigating the teenager years is hard. Navigating the teenager world while dealing with anxiety or other mental health issue can seem impossible 🤔 for both the student and the parents on the other end. Trying to understand the root of their issues, researching and learning ..
DianaE2026-11-10T23:39:50+11:00Posted in Confidence, Parent Guides, Student Advice
During your high school years 📚, you may be constantly worried about how you will fit in with your peers, how you’ll measure up, and what your friends and classmates will think about you. Sometimes, the need to fit in with *the “in crowd”* can overshadow *the real ..
DianaE2026-11-10T23:33:49+11:00Posted in Organizing Lessons, Parent Advice, Parent Guides, Student Advice, Study Habits
Could the solution to your teen’s math struggles be found in their school schedule? Could requesting their math classes to be earlier in the day or later in the afternoon be the key to better grades and a deeper mathematical understanding? Teachers, counselors, academic advisors and other ..
DianaE2026-11-10T23:37:43+11:00Posted in About Education and Learning, Academic Journey, Problem Solving & Independence, Student Advice, Study Habits
Many people think that they fit into one of two categories, “numbers people” and “words people.” Numbers people have a field day with equations and graphs and formulas, and can look at a set of numbers and can immediately recognize a pattern. Words people are readers, writers, they ..
DianaE2026-11-11T05:02:31+11:00Posted in Academic Journey, Coaching, Mentoring & Reflection, Problem Solving & Independence, Student Advice, Study Habits
Classrooms all around the country are getting a little louder, and it is not because teachers are losing control of their classroom management. It is actually a sign that connections are being made, and students are learning in a way they’ve never learned before. Classrooms may sound a ..
