Why Some Students Know the Content but Lose Marks in Assessments
We’ve all been there. Your child comes home from school frustrated and upset after getting a test back.
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Why Your Child Might Be Working Hard But Still Finding Schoolwork Tough
As a parent, it can feel confusing and even worrying when your child is putting in a lot of effort but still seems to struggle with schoolwork.
The Science Behind Productive Mistakes
Mistakes have a reputation for being something students should avoid.
The Confidence–Competence Gap: Why Some Students Feel Behind Even When They’re Not
We’ve seen many students internalise the belief that they’re falling behind, even when their behaviour and attitude suggest otherwise.
The Role of Metacognition: Teaching Students to Think About Their Thinking
Metacognition is thrown around as a buzzword in education but is seldom explained well.
How to Ease Yourself Back into Studying After the Christmas Holidays
The Christmas holidays are a welcome break from early mornings and constant deadlines.
Celebrating 7 months of Shuhari Tuition and looking ahead to 2026
To celebrate the end of the year, I wanted to reflect on the past 7 months, some of Shuhari Tuition’s big wins, and our plans for the upcoming year.
Santa, Screens, and Switch-Off Time: Why Learning in December Looks Different, and Why That’s Okay
With December comes a shift in the rhythm of classroom and home learning, and as a student, that’s okay.
Effective Strategies for Reviewing Mock Exam Feedback
Mock exams are designed to help your teen identify their strengths and weaknesses before their final exams so they can do more targeted revision that will help them achieve a higher grade.
Managing Anxiety Before the New Term Begins: Strategies for a Calm and Confident Start
Christmas festivities might be in full swing, but for some students, it can be a time ridden with anxiety about the new year.
Tips to Stay On Track This Christmas Without Sacrificing Your Break
The Christmas holidays are meant to feel like a refreshing break, but the reality for many students is a mix of rest and responsibility.
How to Talk to Your Teen About Their Mock Exam Results
Mock exam season can stir up the whole gamut of emotions for both teens and parents.
How to Create a Realistic Revision Timetable for Mock Exams
Mock exams are an important part of your academic journey, as they’re a preview of your strengths and weaknesses.
Why Students Struggle With Time Management in Exams and How to Fix It
Exams are, without a doubt, one of the most stressful parts of student life.
5 Common Mistakes Students Make in Mocks and How to Fix Them
Mocks play an important role in preparing you for your final exams. They’re a crucial opportunity to identify what you know, what you think you know, and what you don’t know at all.
Digital Detox: How Reducing Screen Time Improves Student Focus
In today’s world, it can feel almost impossible to escape screens.
How Students Can Balance Extracurricular Activities and A-Levels
Balancing A-levels with extracurricular activities can feel like a never-ending juggling act.
Simple Nutrition Tips to Boost Energy and Focus for Students
Between double lessons, last-minute deadlines, and the occasional all-nighter, it’s no surprise that students often feel drained and get easily distracted.
How to Build Confidence without Burning Out
For GCSE and A-level students, maintaining balance is key to achieving academic success.
How to Use Mark Schemes and Examiners' Reports to Improve Grades
As a GCSE or A-level student, two of the most valuable resources at your disposal are mark schemes and examiners' reports.
Top Stress Management Strategies for Students
For many students, stress is relatively commonplace.
How Students Can Use AI as a Study Tool
Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming part of everyday student life, and when used well, it can be an incredibly helpful study tool.
How to Learn From Exam Mistakes: Turn Errors Into Better Grades
Picture this: you’ve just got an exam paper back. The red pen stands out more than the ticks, and the mistakes seem to jump off the page.
How to Start the School Year With Confidence
Every September, the same routine begins. Fresh notebooks are bought, new timetables are stuck on the fridge, and silent promises are made that this year will be different.
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