The belief “I work better under pressure” is a misconception—stress undermines both performance and wellbeing. Fragmenting projects into smaller, deadline-driven chunks builds structure and a healthy sense of urgency. Planning tools like calendars and regular progress check-ins foster lasting mindset shifts by encouraging consistency over last-minute rushes.

Multitasking isn’t a superpower—it impairs students' focus, memory, and academic performance. Instead of juggling tasks, children simply switch between them, which increases errors and decreases learning efficiency. By modeling focused, single‑task behavior, minimizing distractions, and creating structured, interruption-free study routines, parents can help their child improve concentration, memory retention, and study success.

Which strategy is the best for memorising information? Rote learning, flashcards, mnemonic systems, or parent quizzing? Read to find out!

Is there really such a thing as a 'learning style'? And how can your child find the best study technique for them? Read to find out!

Learn how to help your child improve study habits by adopting note-making techniques like Keyword Linear Notes and Cornell Structures.

Your child's syllabus is one of the most vital documents they'll receive at school. Learn how to use it to maximise results in this blog.