Studiosity Blog

McPhee’s much anticipated Draft No.4, On the Writing Process, is both deeply nostalgic and quirkily entertaining. For budding writers it offers an eclectic collection of anecdotes, touchstones and mud-maps, alongside earnest encouragement for those immersed in the sometimes brutal process of “knitting a novel”, writes Mike Larsen.

Five practical ways students can start to prepare for the academic year ahead - setting goals, reading, planning and more.

Ah homework, it's not the most fun task, but it needs doing. Here are our tips for avoiding procrastination, knuckling down and getting your homework completed.

Even though Term 4 can sometimes just feel like a long, slow crawl towards the summer holidays, it’s actually a great time to ramp up your efforts, boost your mark average for the year and prepare yourself to have the best year ever.

Here are the top five most frequently asked Maths questions, the most common issues or mistakes that students make and tips on how you can work around them.

Most students feel some stress in their lives. But do they know what's actually making them feel stressed? Life Coach Vanessa Aitken explains how stress comes from within.

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, create new friendships and take on new challenges.

For many people it's the last couple of weeks before exams, so how do you study? Here are 11 tips to help you make the best use of this crunch time.

Whatever grade you are in, at some point in the next couple of weeks you are going to sit your end-of-year exams, and now is the right time to start knuckling down so that you're feeling confident and organised.

Having kids in Year 11 and 12 can be tricky business. Parents have an important role in supporting their kids through this time, but one of the best things you can do is to relax and be supportive rather than overbearing.