Education
Studying in public spaces: Should you give it a go?
For students, third places can become crucial study environments that break the monotony of studying in a room.
On surviving the transition from school to university
While this is an exciting time in their lives, it leaves many struggling to cope with the sudden changes
The dos and don’ts of asking for a letter of recommendation
Collecting recommendation letters can seem daunting but it is not something to fear if you keep these pointers in mind.
The harrowing realities of cyberbullying
Cyberbullying most frequently occurs during the transition from primary to high school, although it continues throughout the teenage years.
Is it necessary to take social media breaks during exam season?
Amidst the finals season chaos, many decide to take a break from all sorts of social media platforms.
Rethinking our approach to school academics
Campus sat down with Dr Shivananda, principal of DPS STS School, to learn more about his research and expert insight on recent educational trends.
Is A level Economics for you?
If you are someone who likes extensive reading, rigorous analysis, and would’ve done all that independent research either way out of a genuine curiosity to learn more about monetary and fiscal policies, expansions and recessions, supply and demand, A level Economics is the perfect match.
How to write a stellar personal statement
During college admissions season, hundreds of thousands of students across the globe scramble to get their applications in order.
The need for comprehensive sexuality education in our schools
The importance of sex education in guiding adolescents cannot be overstated.
Is A level Further Mathematics for you?
Taking Further Maths for all the wrong reasons can not only deprive you of its benefits but make your life a whole lot more difficult.
Schools need to rethink how they teach Literature
Schools must revamp literature education to foster creativity.
Are you experiencing testing fatigue?
At this point, I simply don’t feel like taking any more tests.
The unintended long-term effects of coaching culture
Long-term reliance on coaching classes may lead to several adverse effects in the future.
The state of sports in schools
Schools, therefore, often remain an oasis in an otherwise barren concrete desert without publicly accessible alternatives.
Is A level Psychology right for you?
Even if psychology isn’t your intended major, studying it for A levels helps develop strong analytical and critical thinking skills.
The NCTB's approach to English language education needs to be better
The lack of creativity in the English textbook makes the students uninterested in the subject.
Nailing your university essays: The dos and don’ts
Making sure to stick to the prompt and ticking all your requirements can massively streamline your writing process.
The way to a productive gap year
Taking a gap year is a decision that’s far from simple. An unconventional route after wrapping up high school, a gap year can prove to be a major turning point in your education and career.
