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Five Questions Parents of Struggling Students Should Ask Teachers

by Grace Dickins

You may already have some questions you'd like to ask your child's teacher at parent-teacher meetings. However, there's no reason to reserve your questions for that time of year, particularly if a student is struggling. These five questions will help you get a sense of your child's strengths and wea...

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How to Choose an Essay Topic

by Grace Dickins

There's one thing that stands between you and an amazing essay: a solid topic. The right topic can make or break your grade. It can also mean the difference between smooth sailing and unnecessary frustration. Choosing what to write about can feel immobilizing, but these tips can help you pick the pe...

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Five Benefits of Using Free Writing

by Grace Dickins

In short, free writing is the process of writing without any particular objective. Many creative writing instructors use this technique to get students into the habit of writing regularly and to overcome writer's block. Unlike journaling, which is usually the linear progression of a person's experie...

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How to Choose Which Language to Study

by Grace Dickins

Studying a second language has become a requirement at many schools and colleges. Globalisation has much to do with this trend, but the personal benefits of learning a second language are compelling, as well. Choosing which language to study isn't necessarily an easy task, but whether you are passio...

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How to Choose a Debate Topic

by Christine Chadwick

You're not alone if you're intimidated by the thought of your upcoming debate. In fact, for many students the idea of standing up to speak before their classmates is immobilising. One way to set yourself up for success is by choosing your debate topic wisely. Let's take a closer look at how to pick ...

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