We have gathered a list of resources and guidance about coronavirus to share with parent carers, children & young people and education, health and social care practitioners. This page will be kept under review and new resources added to the categories as they become available. We hope that you find this information useful. Centers for […]

I need to define my topic… I need to understand the scope of my topic Academic Info Subject Guides – Browse subject guides with descriptions of relevant sites I need to see related topics Google – Uncover buried sites using “related searches” Bing – Search for your topic, then drill down “related searches” I need to refine […]

What is a Flipped Classroom? Flipped classroom is a “pedagogical approach in which direct instruction moves from the group learning space to the individual learning space, and the resulting group space is transformed into a dynamic, interactive learning environment where the educator guides students as they apply concepts and engage creatively in the subject matter” […]

Have you ever said something seemingly straightforward (to you at least), only to watch as your innocent comments generate untold levels of controversy and drama? Well a little while back I wrote a short post on some poor study habits over at Lifehack.org, and even though it got a bunch of shares on social media, something […]

If there’s one study technique to learn that can make or break your next exam grade, active recall is it. Interested? Read on. Take a look at the quote below, from an engineering student, who just barely managed to pass her Physics 1 course. “I went to every lecture and felt like I understood all […]