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Self-efficacy—the belief in one’s ability to succeed in specific situations—plays a critical role in academic achievement.

Remember the days when kids went to school, came home for lunch, attended one sport or cultural activity, and then played freely until dusk? Those days of unstructured play seem like a distant memory. Today, the pressure for children to excel in both academics and extra-curriculars is higher than ever. The big question remains: When is enough too much?

Addressing the attrition crisis in South Africa's Education System

Nurturing Quiet Strength and Self-Confidence

Effective note-taking is a critical skill for students. One innovative approach that can enhance understanding and retention of information is the Quadrant Method.

Many people think that the best, and only way to prepare for exams, is to repeatedly study the content. Although learning requires that the material should be studied, studying repeatedly is not necessary the best way to retain information.

Learn how to plan for exams and use the SRS system to schedule your study sessions. Planning and scheduling will help you ace your exams.

Your child may be struggling at school to grasp the nuances of their second or third language, especially if he or she is not often exposed to it, but in the long run, learning another language has proven benefits for brain development.