by hsc admin | Apr 29, 2019 | Blog, Blog Posts, HSC Study Tips, Learning Development, Mindset, Motivation
At CoWorks we know that if the student key behaviours are in place, everything else will take care of itself. If a student thinks they can achieve a great HSC result without applying the key behaviours it will be difficult to make progress. Let’s go through...
by hsc admin | Apr 29, 2019 | Blog, Blog Posts, HSC Study Tips, Learning Development, Mindset, Motivation
While notes are an extremely well-intentioned action which a student is taking towards achieving their dream HSC result there is very little progress being made towards this goal by merely taking ‘notes’. Having the most comprehensive, colour coded, well...
by | Mar 15, 2019 | Blog, Blog Posts, HSC Study Tips, Learning Development, Mindset, Motivation
Students will sometimes ask our Coaching team; “what do you think?”, “how would you write it?”, “what words would you use?”. This is quite a natural request from a teenager who in many other aspects of their life is granted the gift...
by | Feb 13, 2019 | Blog, Blog Posts, Career, Gap Year, HSC Study Tips, Learning Development, Mindset, Motivation, University
Whilst the HSC examinations could be seen by some to be an ‘unfair’ testing system or an obstacle getting in the way of the ‘excitement’ of your last year of school, we see it as a fantastic opportunity to develop the skills which you will need...
by hsc admin | Jan 25, 2019 | Blog, English, HSC Study Tips, Learning Development, Mindset, Motivation
Before the internet age, intelligence was measured by the ability to acquire, understand, and apply knowledge. Now that this knowledge is so easily accessible, students are rewarded for their ability to go above and beyond – by being able to critically analyse...
by hsc admin | Jan 25, 2019 | Blog, Blog Posts, Learning Development, Mindset, Motivation
Have you ever heard any of the following from your child? “I’m just bad at maths” “I’m not smart” “The way the school teaches things doesn’t work for me” “My brain doesn’t work that way” “I can’t write essays” If you’re nodding, then your child is...
