Study Life Tips

Transform lecture chaos into clear, learnable notes with a simple before-during-after routine that helps you prepare, capture, consolidate, and recall information effectively.

Learn why practising concept mapping on familiar topics like your favourite sport builds the skill faster than jumping straight into difficult academic subjects, and discover the simple transfer method that...

Discover how to test two study methods side-by-side and switch when one stops working. This practical A/B testing approach keeps you flexible, in control, and consistently making progress.

Learn how to turn any topic into a clear visual roadmap using concept maps—a simple four-step process that organises your main idea, key points, and evidence so your essay outline...

Transform your reading comprehension in just two minutes a day with a simple inference game: black out one sentence in a paragraph, guess what's missing, then reveal the answer to...

Discover how a simple fill-in-the-blank game teaches children to use context clues instead of relying on the dictionary, building reading confidence and inference skills through playful practice.

Discover why abstract concepts feel impossible to memorise and how anchoring each idea with a concrete, real-world example transforms your concept maps into usable knowledge you can actually recall.

Learn how to write research papers without the panic by gathering sources in small batches, labelling them clearly, annotating as you read, and letting your final draft practically assemble itself.

Discover why short movement breaks—walking, stretching, or climbing stairs—can sharpen your focus and strengthen your memory more effectively than staying glued to your desk.

Learn the four-step method for using short-term memory to boost your test performance at the last minute—from picking key facts to writing them down the moment the exam begins.

Learn the simple three-step system that transforms overwhelming research chaos into an organised, stress-free study process using labeled sources and smart annotation.

Transform passive concept map staring into active understanding with this simple interview technique. Talk through your map aloud—with a partner or solo—to reveal knowledge gaps in just five minutes and...