Life is a unique experience that is different for everyone. This includes one’s learning styles as well! It boils down to which learning method is able to effectively capture and hold your attention for long periods of time.

The A Level Examinations 2020 (or any other examination you’re going to have) is nearing and you might be panicking and worrying more than you were before this period. It might result in us having trouble staying productive due to the fact that the examinations are nearing.

Dealing with a breakup can be physically-exhausting, mentally-draining, and cause one to be emotionally devastated. You are at your lowest point, and there may be a lot of things you need to play through and arrange properly in your heart and mind.

Life’s hard, school’s tough and sometimes we are the helping hands. We cope with our studies and we take care of friends who are dealing with sadness. It might possibly take a toll on us at times, but yet we feel the need to help our friend.

Mind Maps, active recall, ‘test yourself’…the list of study strategies is endless, and the journey to study effectively may seem daunting to many of us. However, I would like to share the surprising ‘study hack’ my father shared with me when I was in Secondary School.

Growing up in academic-centric Singapore means that many of us from a young age have been exposed to a variety of study methods, be it from our school teachers or private tutors.