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Top 10 tips for passing difficult subject

by admin / On April 3, 2023 / In Student

Everyone has a different idea of what constitutes a difficult subject. I'm not advocating that all high school students take AP Physics and all college students take advanced organic chemistry. I didn't take either of those courses, and I came out fine. Instead, I'm referring to courses that seem difficult to you based on your personal skill level, strengths, and interests. Tips for Taking...

Best 10 study advice for night owls

by Emmanuel Asiedu / On February 28, 2023 / In Parent, Student

This article is targeted at high school, college, and graduate students. Get up at 5 a.m. Spend 20 minutes meditating. Make a kale smoothie. Then it was back to school by 6 a.m. If that sounds terrifying to you, don't do it. Many common and generic study tips recommend that students get up at the crack of dawn to be the most productive. However, that advice does not apply to everyone....

Don’t make these 5 mistakes in high school

by Emmanuel Asiedu / On August 15, 2022 / In Students

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. I know I sound all teachery-mothery here, but high school is one of the most critical periods of our lives. So much can happen in those four years – good and bad – that can impact the direction we take for our futures. Dramatic? Maybe. Facts? Indeed. Click here and download our special report for free.. Because high school is so short-term and so high-stakes, it has...

What Not to Miss When Teaching Fahrenheit 451

by Emmanuel / On November 21, 2019 / In Student

This post originally appeared on the blog Faulkner’s Fast Five. There is so much to teach and learn when reading Ray Bradbury’s magnum opus: Fahrenheit 451. I’m compiling this list of not-to-miss points when teaching this novel after having taught it for years and years, but also with the disclaimer that every time I teach it, I see something new. However, these five aspects of the book...

Double Track System – What Students Must Do

by Emmanuel / On November 15, 2019 / In Student

I’ve come to realise that successful students aren’t more intelligent than other students. They’re just more disciplined and focused, and they’ve developed winning habits. So even if you don’t feel as if you’re a smart student, don’t worry. Below are few suggestions and ideas on how to become a successful student. 1. Rely on systems, not motivation Students who do well in school...

Double Track System – So Far Good Or Bad?

by Emmanuel / On November 13, 2019 / In Parent

For a long time, Ghana has been running a three school terms but the introduction of the double track system has changed this. The changed is due to severe congestion in classrooms as a result of the free SHS policy. To solve this problem, the government taught it wise to divide the entire system into two known as double track system. The idea of the double track system is simple to divide...

Double Track System – So Far Good Or Bad?

by Emmanuel / On November 13, 2019 / In Parent

What We All Can Learn From Finland’s Education System

by Emmanuel / On November 5, 2019 / In Parent, Student

Do you know that Finland’s education has consistently been ranked as the best in the world? They believe in the saying ‘Less is More’ and therefore aim at providing many learning opportunities and experiences for the students to help in their all-round development. In Finland, the welfare society is built on education, culture, and knowledge. Because of...

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