Here’s a counterintuitive idea.

If you want to help your child learn something new, even if you don’t feel confident in the subject yourself, one of the most effective things you can do is model the wrong way to do it.

Yes, deliberately get it wrong.

It sounds strange. It works remarkably well.

When it comes to studying, advice is everywhere and not all of it is helpful. From well-meaning teachers to exhausted older siblings, there’s no shortage of tips about how to revise. Often, however, these tips are based on outdated habits, not how learning actually works. In this blog, I’m going to break down some common revision myths and offer smarter, more effective alternatives.

No two learners are exactly alike. The key is to find what works for you and build revision strategies that feel manageable.