Study Life Tips

Discover how spending just two minutes with spot-the-difference puzzles can sharpen your observation skills and transform your approach to studying and problem solving.

Transform your study sessions by turning complex concepts into simple, memorable analogies. This practical four-step guide shows you how to create mental shortcuts that make difficult material finally stick.

Learn how to adjust your reading speed to match the material—skim lighter non-fiction efficiently and slow down for dense chapters to boost both speed and comprehension.

Learn how to build essay credibility by matching the strength of your words to the strength of your evidence, avoiding overclaiming and creating arguments that readers trust.

Discover how a simple hand-drawn concept map transforms scattered study notes into one clear, memorable chunk—helping you move from overwhelmed to calm and in control.

Learn how setting simple 'no more than' limits before you start any task can stop perfectionism from spiralling, help you finish faster, and actually improve the quality of your work.

Discover how adding 'because' or 'therefore' after every fact transforms scattered study notes into a connected knowledge network your brain can easily navigate and remember.

Learn how to systematically capture and replicate your exam successes with this four-step method for identifying what worked, documenting why it worked, creating a repeatable playbook, and scheduling it for...

Learn how to match the strength of your claims to your evidence with honest power words. This guide shows you how to signal whether your reasoning makes a point certain,...

Discover simple techniques like soft background music and chewing gum that can quiet your inner reading voice, allowing your eyes to move faster whilst maintaining strong comprehension.

Discover how a simple study tracking worksheet turns chaotic study sessions into calm, focused productivity by capturing what works and revealing patterns you can actually use.

The Aha/Huh study method uses a simple two-column system to track moments of understanding and confusion, transforming vague study plans into clear, targeted focus sessions.