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How Matt used Studiosity to get a 99.9 ATAR
Meet class of 2014 student Matt Bishop, who attributes much of his success in achieving his amazing ATAR to help from Studiosity. In 2014 Matt graduated from St Stephens College in the Gold Coast, receiving an ATAR score of 99.9 and Dux of the school. This year, Matt was offered an impressive full ...
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Adam Goodes: "If I'm Only Remembered For My Football, I've Failed In Life"
The escalating national argument about Adam Goodes continues to trouble me and just about everyone I speak with. The one missing voice is, of course,...
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Why your kids should study over the school holidays
Schooling has changed dramatically over the last decade, with parents recognising the importance of education and grading to ensure their child has...
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Techniquely Correct: The Opposite Of Personification
Welcome to Techniquely Correct, where we talk about the techniques that help you better analyse - and write your own - texts. This week we're talking...
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How Matt used Studiosity to get a 99.9 ATAR
In 2014 Matt graduated from St Stephens College in the Gold Coast, receiving an ATAR score of 99.9 and Dux of the school. He took some time out to chat to us about his experiences …
Adam Goodes: "If I'm Only Remembered For My Football, I've Failed In Life"
The escalating national argument about Adam Goodes continues to trouble me and just about everyone I speak with. The one missing voice is, of course, Goodes' own.
Why your kids should study over the school holidays
During the school holidays it’s important to ensure a healthy study routine is kept up so that the hard work put in throughout Term 1 isn’t lost.
Techniquely Correct: The Opposite Of Personification
This week we're talking about personification and, even more interestingly, the opposite of personification.
What's the deal with Adventure Time? A parents guide
Adventure Time is one of the most popular cartoons out there. But does it teach good lessons, or is it just the fast-food of the television world?
NAPLAN: To practise or not to practise, that is the question
Should you study for NAPLAN? Should children be cramming for what is a basic skills test? Can practice really help?
Surprisingly Educational Games: Kerbal Space Program
Kerbal Space Program, a game which has come out of two years of beta this week, is exciting gamers and educators alike with its engaging game play and realistic physics modelling.
What's the deal with Minecraft? A parents guide
A classic videogame by any metric, Minecraft has the added bonus of it being a constructive, thoughtful game suitable for all ages. Minecraft is essentially lego, allowing players …
Top 5 Ways To Get The Most Out Of Online Tutoring
If you’re new to online tutoring, or thinking about giving it a go, here are some key things to consider that will help you have a productive, efficient and enjoyable experience.
Why we need to give students reasons NOT to cheat
In the wake of student expulsions from several universities, Jack Goodman examines motivations for cheating, and alternative solutions.
Should parents help their children with homework?
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6 tips on setting up successful study routines for your kids
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