Posts Tagged ‘learning’

Book review: The Book of You – Daily Micro-Actions For a Happier, Healthier You

Apr 01 2025

Marygrace Anderson

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Book recommendation and I haven’t even finished it – but already love it.

The Book of You – Daily Micro-Actions For a Happier, Healthier You. By various contributors of various walks of life and professions.

The book is broken down into four categories: Food, Mind, Move, and Love.

Rules of Motivation – in a nutshell

Mar 31 2025

Marygrace Anderson

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Rules of Motivation – in a nutshell.

April 1 – tomorrow – a great time to start a new goal. Spring is coming, clocks have changed, and weather is on our side.

1 – Set a major end goal, but more importantly, set the steps to achieve it. Without a clear plan, you will literally go one step forward, two steps back. You need to be aware of the possible setback and blocks to your path and think creatively on how you will overcome those hurtles.

It only takes a minute…to find your flow!

Oct 13 2022

Usha Patel

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father checking his watch and messages in front of a computer posing for mums magazine

How you react depends on your disposition towards time. Are you a person who meticulously measures time, or maybe you are a person who says, ‘It takes as long as it takes!’? Most adults fall somewhere in the middle.

However you look at it, time management can be a very contentious issue in the modern world. We’re often expected to conform to some sort of average, some sort of “normal”, but how many of us actually fit into this? And how can we cope if we fall a long way to one side or the other of what we think society expects?

Why it just doesn’t add up – Expert’s advice to improve maths’ skills

Dec 22 2016

Jo Otto

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Industry expert gives the inside scoop on how to get kids back in the Maths charts. I am a former teacher and creator of education app Maths Rockx and would like to share my advice on how to get kids to love learning again and improve their maths’ skills.

How to avoid Summer regression

Aug 31 2016

Lorrae Jaderberg

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JK Educate debunk the myths around your child’s education. Avoid Summer Regression! We all hear how important it is that children avoid forgetting what they’ve learned and losing their learning momentum during the long holidays. This is often called Summer Regression, which sounds quite alarming, but in truth you can prevent it very easily!