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School in 2020: new learning, in a new way

School in 2020: new learning, in a new way

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 education oracles how they see the impact of COVID-19 playing out across the sector, and what advice they have for education leaders at this ...

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Understanding (and questioning) the new WACE requirements
Understanding (and questioning) the new WACE requirements

Geoff Kinkade is former Principal Consultant, Gifted & Talented in the WA Department of Education, and still teaches and consults for Gifted...

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4 steps to create a good study routine in isolation
4 steps to create a good study routine in isolation

By now, we’re all starting to adapt to the “new normal” of studying from home due to campuses going fully digital. As we continue to get used to this...

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A Parents' Guide to High School Study
A Parents' Guide to High School Study

High school, and especially senior years, might start to look a bit different for your child: there’s more reading, more writing, and more...

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School in 2020: new learning, in a new way

Education consultant Geoff Kinkade talks about the impact of COVID19 on students learning, schooling, and life.

Understanding (and questioning) the new WACE requirements

The WACE requirements for Year 11s in 2020 and beyond are a little different - here, our WA education expert helps explain.

4 steps to create a good study routine in isolation

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.

A Parents' Guide to High School Study

High school means more reading, more writing, and more independent study for your child. Quick tips on how you can help them manage their new workload.

5 Tips To Ace The UCAT Exam

The UCAT is by no means an easy test, and often it is the smallest things that determine how well you do on the exam. Here are some are some useful tips to help you nail your UCAT …

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How I used Studiosity to get a 97.60 ATAR (and have fun while doing it)

The story of how Mariam used Studiosity to get a really high ATAR of 97.60, and her best tips for students looking to do the same.

Are Australian high schools preparing students for university?

University is a significant step up from high school, and many students appear to be unprepared for the type of study required in higher education.

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My first six weeks of uni, ever. Here's what I wish I'd known.

Danielle started university with a very different impression than what her reality is now like. Long commutes, lack of feedback and social isolation can make first year challenging…

Butler College, WA: How Studiosity has helped our students thrive

Butler College, Western Australia, has been using Studiosity for over 6 years to help students from all skill sets and walks of life improve basic numeracy, literacy and core subje…

12 Tips For A Stress-Free Start To Year 7

Starting high school comes with a number of mixed feelings. It’s an exciting time. So much is changing and you’re about to start a whole new set of subjects, meet new people, creat…

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Already a national hero, can Steve Smith help us with NAPLAN, too?

Here's what we can learn from cricket to improve kids' NAPLAN writing scores | Studiosity

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Everyone complains about the weather but no one does anything about it; the NAPLAN 'wake-up call'

The Government wants a wake-up call on falling NAPLAN literacy rates, but what does a real solution for lifting performance look like? | Studiosity

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