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In an effort to extract and amplify the expansive wisdom of our Academic Advisory Board, we've been dialling in to their 'isolation stations' and asking these higher education oracles how they see the impact of COVID-19 playing out across the sector, and what advice they have for education leaders ...
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In an effort to extract and amplify the expansive wisdom of ourAcademic Advisory Board,we've been dialling in to their 'isolation stations' and...
Read More about The future of Higher Education in the UK: COVID19 impact on institutes and students
In an effort to extract and amplify the expansive wisdom of our Academic Advisory Board, we've been dialling in to their 'isolation stations' and...
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In an effort to extract and amplify the expansive wisdom of our Academic Advisory Board, we've been dialling in to their 'isolation stations' and...
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The WACE requirements for Year 11s in 2020 and beyond are a little different - here, our WA education expert helps explain.
Working from home with kids when you're a single parent has its own set of challenges. Stacey, a Studiosity Mentor and former school teacher, shares her best advice.
Setting up a good 'routine' for study is a great way to make sure your grades don't suffer, even though you're not in class and studying at home in isolation.
Studying online isn't easy, but with a little focus, and the right support, you can do it. Here are Tegan's best tips on how to get your study done online.
How to get any work or study done, when the kids are home? Here we're sharing our collective wisdom so we can all get through this together!
Combining Artificial Intelligence with human assistance - what could it do, for education? Studiosity's partnership with CSIRO's Data61 will find out.
We asked online students to share their best study tips with their peers, to help them nail their studies from the safety and comfort of their own home during this uncertain time.
You're self-isolating and still need to study. Here's how to keep your head and ensure you maximise your study time at home.