Study Skills

Practical teachers guide to using ICT with pupils to boost achievement for all.

Tips and Techniques for Parents and Home Educators Especially for parents of students with SEN needs. Boost your child’s confidence; banish the tears and end the battle over homework with this wonderfully crafted book. Lots of ideas and strategies for breaking homework tasks down into manageable learning experiences in this colourful, easy to follow toolkit.

Strategies & study skills for motivating learners to register, retain, recall & revise with confidence & success.

Enhance and support what you do with your learners. Full of accessible information about how the brain works, learns, memorises and develops.

Cutting-edge approaches to a gifted education where all pupils are stretched, challenged and engaged.

Help your students reach their potential. Covers questioning techniques and styles of teaching and learning.

Shows kids how quickly they can become master of memory and champions of concentration with a breakthrough combination of learning tools and memory tips.

How Mind Mapping can help to: remember things and concentrate better; make clearer and better notes; revise and ace exams; come up with ideas and be imaginative.

Photocopiable resource for explaining how to use mind-maps to plan and structure learning. Children aged 6+.

This workbook contains richly illustrated photocopiable materials ready for classroom use with children as young as seven years old. It focusses on the classroom application of the latest research findings on the numerous intelligence centres in the brain. Its clear instructions make it possible for those not familiar with the theory and practice of Multiple Intelligences to learn while they teach.

This workbook helps children become aware of their brain uniqueness, at the same time inviting them to appreciate and embrace differences between people. The exercises encourage children to choose their optimal dominant-hemisphere-based learning strategies.

This workbook helps children become aware of the role senses play in learning and of the diversity of our different learning styles. It gives teachers and parents tools for finding children's VAK learning styles and for guiding children though their self-discovery journey. The exercises invite children to explore and choose best learning strategies based on their preferred senses.