by Kiya Basabas | Oct 17, 2018 | Study Advice
To many, this time of year can feel like one big muddle. One minute you were telling yourself, “I’m going to make sure I get all my internals done on time, eat healthier, exercise adequately and balance a social life!” and the next minute you found yourself cramming...
by Molly Robson | Oct 16, 2018 | Study Advice
Unlike highlighting, rereading or copying out notes, studying with practice exams is actually an effective way to study – according to science. Regardless of the format the final exam will follow – practice testing works because you have to make the...
by StudyTime NZ | Oct 12, 2018 | Study Advice
This week is mental health awareness week. It’s about checking in with yourself, taking care your mental wellbeing, and having honest conversations, and working out what we can do to help each other. So we thought it’d be valuable to give you guys some first-hand...
by Molly Robson | Oct 9, 2018 | Study Advice
You heard us, two weeks have passed already, and it’s now 4-weeks-until-exams. Sheeeeesh. If your mood for this announcement is GAKJHSLdaskklahsdjfklflashjdlJKalksjhlksjhdkldjhfalsdjhflaskfdhlaisuf,mndakjLIASHKJ – you’re not alone. How did this happen? If...
by Molly Robson | Oct 4, 2018 | Study Advice
The age at which we’re properly deemed adults is vague at best. How old do you have to be to be considered an adult? Legally, in NZ, it’s probably around about 18. But in other areas of life, like school, it seems like we’re told “you’re an adult now” every...
by Mel Ansell | Sep 28, 2018 | Study Advice
If you’re in your last year of high school, you’re probably sick of being asked where you’re going to go to university. By the end of my last year of high school I was bugged by this question so often that I had to carry a fly-swatter everywhere. Nobody asked me...
