Feedback: Writing And Critical Thinking

Feedback: Writing And Critical Thinking

As a student, you’re going to get a lot of feedback, and it can be daunting for a young person or a learner who isn’t particularly confident. Praise can be downplayed in favour of dwelling on the criticism (which is in itself always intended to be constructive). Don’t...
Who Was Robert Frost?

Who Was Robert Frost?

Robert Frost is one of the most beloved and celebrated poets in American history, and he is renowned for his ability to capture the essence of country life and its struggles. Born in San Francisco on March 26, 1874, Frost was the son of a newspaper editor and a...
Tolkien Reading Day

Tolkien Reading Day

The Adventure Begins Here If you recognise the names Frodo Baggins, Smaug, and Aragorn, then you’re probably a fan of J. R. R. Tolkien. You may have first come to Tolkien by way of the spectacular movies of recent years, which have created legions of new fans. Tolkien...
Exam Season: How To Cope With Stress

Exam Season: How To Cope With Stress

Education and exams go hand in hand. Exam anxiety is common for many students (and adults, too), and it can significantly affect academic performance. It’s perfectly understandable too, as months of hard work potentially hinge on a couple of hours and a few sheets of...
How To Create A Study Schedule That Works For You

How To Create A Study Schedule That Works For You

Creating a study schedule is an essential part of achieving academic success. The right study schedule can help you manage your time effectively, ensure that you cover all the necessary material, and reduce stress and anxiety. One thing to note is that no two students...
Spring Poems

Spring Poems

Spring has sprung! Let’s get into the spirit of the season by highlighting some of the nation’s favourite springtime poems. Spring – by Gerard Manley Hopkins Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844 – 89) is most known for his sonnets ‘The Windhover’ and ‘God’s Grandeur’ but this...