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The LearnWise blog
Practical revision methods, exam board updates, and guidance for parents and teachers supporting GCSE and A-Level students.
Three things parents do that backfire, and three small habits that actually help — written by a former teacher, current parent of two teenagers.
No revision technique compensates for these four. A short, blunt guide for students sitting exams this summer.
After fifteen years in the classroom I have stopped recommending six-hour weekend study sessions. Here is the short, daily routine my students actually keep doing.
I sat on a Russell Group admissions panel for three years. Here is what we noticed, and what we ignored.
A clear, no-jargon summary of the three biggest specification updates this year — and what to drop from your old revision plan.
Forget "facilitating subjects". Choose A-Levels with three honest questions, and one quiet rule.
A head of physics on what working with an AI marker is actually like — and the one thing it cannot replace.
Spaced repetition is the most studied learning technique in modern psychology. It also fails the moment you skip a day.
Mock results are diagnostic, not prophetic. Here is the right way to read them — for parents, students and teachers.
A short tour of how we curate questions, why we don't let AI write them alone, and what makes our marking accurate.