Learning a new language
Learning a new language can be extremely rewarding (although difficult at first!) We are here to offer our top tips so you can effectively take on your new dialect.
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Dylan Kay
Dylan Kay
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Dylan Kay
How to nail your critical analysis
While a critical analysis can seem like an intimidating form of writing, once you understand what is required and how to put it all together, you should nail it!
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Dylan Kay
Study Smarter with a Study Plan
A study plan is essentially an organised schedule that breaks down the time you devote to study (for each subject). Having a study plan will help hold you accountable and avoid your worst enemy: procrastination.
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Dylan Kay
Our Top 10 Public Speaking Tips
Our top 10 public speaking tips are here to boost your confidence, improve your performance… and make those hands a little less clammy when you present your next speech.
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Dylan Kay
Our guide to reflective writing
While reflective writing might seem easier than writing a formal essay or report, it can often be pretty difficult to nail. Reflective writing demands higher order thinking skills that require you to critically analyse, assess and evaluate.
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Dylan Kay
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Dylan Kay
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Study tips, tricks and hacks
At times, studying can be an incredibly tedious process. You might feel like you’ve spent hours on one tiny concept and you still can’t wrap your head around it! We are here to share our top tips on how to study effectively, ensuring you stay focused and maximise grind time when it counts.
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Dylan Kay
How does the ATAR work?
It is very likely that you have heard of the ‘ATAR.’ You might have already received yours or perhaps you are keenly waiting for its release. Regardless, it is important to know what exactly the ATAR is and how it works so you can understand how you performed in your final year of high school.
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Dylan Kay
What should I do after high school?
Choosing what to do post-high school can be very daunting. You’ve spent the last 13 years with life dictated by the limitations of school. Now the choice is yours... How will you spend your time? What career path are you interested in? How will you bring this to fruition?
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Dylan Kay