Remember: Everyone's brain works differently, and that's brilliant! Try these tips and keep what works best for your child. Need more advice? Drop us a question below!

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5/5 Bonus Parent Tip:
Create a cosy study space, but switch it up sometimes. Research shows changing study locations can improve memory by up to 40%! Today's desk might be tomorrow's garden picnic.

4/5 The Memory Beat
Got times tables to learn? Turn them into a rap or silly song! Our brains are brilliant at remembering tunes - that's why you still know the alphabet song from Reception!

3/5 Rainbow Recall
Instead of highlighting everything, try this: Write what you remember in blue, check your notes, then add missed points in red. Your brain loves this kind of active recall (plus, colourful notes are more fun!)

2/5 The Magic 20
Studies show 20-minute study chunks work best for 10-11 year olds. Think of it like a TV episode - short, focused, and then time for a break! Set a fun timer and make it a game.

1/5 "Teach your teddy!"
When your child learns something new, get them to explain it to their favourite teddy bear or pet. Research shows explaining topics to others helps us remember 90% more than just reading alone.

The future of education looks bright indeed. Remember to follow for more insights on education, technology, and the future of learning!

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Teachers aren't being replaced - they're being supercharged! AI will handle the repetitive bits, leaving teachers free to do what humans do best: inspire, mentor, and support.

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Climate change education isn't just a 'nice to have' anymore. Schools are gearing up to make sustainability a core part of learning. Today's students are tomorrow's planet protectors!
#ClimateEducation #Sustainability

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Goodbye, traditional exams? The future might see us ditching those nerve-wracking test halls for continuous assessment and digital portfolios. Imagine showing your actual work instead of just memorising facts!
#Assessment #Education

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Mental health is (finally!) taking centre stage in education. Expect to see mindfulness and emotional intelligence becoming as important as Maths and English. About time, wouldn't you say?
#MentalHealth #StudentWellbeing

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The digital divide is a crucial challenge we're facing. As tech becomes more central to learning, we must ensure ALL students have access to these tools, not just those in privileged areas.
This isn't just about devices - it's about equal opportunities.
#DigitalEquity

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Virtual Reality is about to revolutionise how we learn about our world. Picture this: Instead of reading about the Roman Empire, students will walk through a virtual Colosseum. Learning geography? Pop on a headset and explore the Amazon rainforest!

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Imagine walking into a classroom where AI tutors help each student master fractions at their own pace, whilst the teacher focuses on what they do best - inspiring and guiding young minds. This isn't sci-fi - it's just around the corner!