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Author: Aurora Winslow

8Jan
How to Mentally and Physically Prepare for an Exam

How to Mentally and Physically Prepare for an Exam

Learn how to mentally and physically prepare for an exam with practical tips on sleep, nutrition, breathing techniques, and exam-day routines that actually work. No fluff-just what helps you perform better.

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5Jan
What Is the Best Time for the Brain to Study? Science-Backed Hours for Better Retention

What Is the Best Time for the Brain to Study? Science-Backed Hours for Better Retention

Discover the science-backed best times to study for maximum retention and exam success. Learn when your brain is most alert and how to structure your study schedule for better results.

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4Jan
What Is the GCSE Equivalent in the USA?

What Is the GCSE Equivalent in the USA?

GCSEs are not the same as a U.S. high school diploma. Learn how U.S. schools and colleges evaluate GCSEs, what additional steps you need to take, and how to turn your UK qualifications into a pathway to American education.

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1Jan
What Do You Call the Student You Tutor? The Right Term Matters
Posted by Aurora Winslow in Tutoring

What Do You Call the Student You Tutor? The Right Term Matters

The right term for the person you tutor isn't just 'student' - it's 'tutee.' Learn why this small word changes how you teach, how you think, and how your learners feel seen.

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29Dec
Why Is SAT Tutoring So Expensive? The Real Costs Behind the Price Tag

Why Is SAT Tutoring So Expensive? The Real Costs Behind the Price Tag

SAT tutoring costs thousands because of high demand, elite tutors, custom strategies, and hidden business expenses. It's not just instruction-it's personalized test coaching with real ROI.

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28Dec
Is 3 Hours of Revision a Day Enough for GCSEs?

Is 3 Hours of Revision a Day Enough for GCSEs?

Is 3 hours of revision a day enough for GCSEs? The answer depends on how you use that time. Active recall, spaced repetition, and focused practice matter more than hours logged.

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25Dec
What Is 83 in GPA? A Clear Guide for Scholarship Applicants

What Is 83 in GPA? A Clear Guide for Scholarship Applicants

83% typically converts to a 3.0 GPA on the U.S. scale, but scholarship eligibility depends on more than just numbers. Learn how to accurately convert your grade and where to find scholarships that value your story over your GPA.

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22Dec
What's the easiest online degree to get? Real options for busy adults

What's the easiest online degree to get? Real options for busy adults

Find out which online degrees are truly manageable for busy adults-no fluff, no scams, just real options that fit around your life. Learn what makes a degree easy and how to pick the right one in 2025.

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21Dec
Is 95% a 4.0 GPA? Understanding GCSE Grades and GPA Conversion

Is 95% a 4.0 GPA? Understanding GCSE Grades and GPA Conversion

A 95% in GCSE is a top-grade performance, but it's not directly a 4.0 GPA. Learn how international universities interpret GCSE grades and what really matters for your applications.

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18Dec
Is A-Level Math Hard? Real Talk from Students Who’ve Been There
Posted by Aurora Winslow in A-levels

Is A-Level Math Hard? Real Talk from Students Who’ve Been There

A-level math is a major step up from GCSE, demanding consistent effort, deep understanding, and problem-solving skills. Learn what makes it hard, who succeeds, and how to pass without burning out.

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18Dec
Is A-Level Math Hard? Real Talk on What Makes It Tough - and How to Survive It
Posted by Aurora Winslow in A-levels

Is A-Level Math Hard? Real Talk on What Makes It Tough - and How to Survive It

A-level math is challenging because it demands deep conceptual understanding, not just memorization. Learn what makes it hard, who struggles most, and how to actually pass - with real strategies that work.

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15Dec
What Are the Major Principles of Adult Education? Explained Simply

What Are the Major Principles of Adult Education? Explained Simply

Adults learn differently than children. Discover the six core principles of adult education-relevance, experience, control, motivation, doing, and respect-that make learning stick for grown-ups.

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