Primary School Articles & Resources
How Minecraft Can Improve Study Skills of Primary School Students
The Hidden Advantages of Minecraft Games as Learning Harrison Reed is an Academic Specialist and avid gamer. He works with…
Parents’ Guide: Queensland Schools Online Curriculum
How to Teach Queensland Schools Online Curriculum Education Queensland has now released the first two weeks of online curriculum for…
Hayden McEvoy Answering Home Schooling Questions on The Today Show
Did you see our founder Hayden McEvoy answering questions on Channel Nine’s The Today Show (view the “Catch Up” here)?…
How to Improve Your Child’s Study Skills and Motivation
He’s just slack. She’s spending too much time on her phone, not on the books. He’s not as smart as…
How to Get an A in PE: 7 Way to Get Better at PE
Speaking from experience, Physical Education (‘PE’) is one of the more challenging subjects at school. Cue everyone screaming “How?!” The answer is simple; PE doesn’t merely require academic awareness, but also peak physical performance. PE is not a subject where you can lock yourself in your room and study for hours on end. Most schools allocate not 10, or 20% to the physical aspect of this subject, but 50%! So, some simple advice to start of this blog: be prepared to become both physically and mentally fit to find yourself excelling in PE. Lucky for you, we’ve got a few tips to cover on how to master both elements in your next PE assessment! Exercise – it focuses your mind, makes you feel accomplished and is needed to perform sports at a high level.
5 Tips to Help Your Children Get Ready For School
Oh no! I mean… oh yes! Finally, the holidays have ended, and the kids go back to school. But before…
Technology and Children’s Education – The Benefits
Think about it… How much do you rely on your mobile phone? How much do you use a desktop, laptop or tablet? Do you wear a smartwatch proudly on your wrist? Do you need to use these for work?…
Five Fatal Study Traits – How to Help Struggling Students
Is your child struggling at school? If the answer is yes, then you have found the right article! If the answer is no… keep reading as you never know when this issue may raise its ugly head. It is normal…
Year 6 Maths Tutoring Takes Chloe from ‘C’s to ‘A’s in Just 5 Months!
At A Team, we aim to provide a sense of enrichment to all our students, whether it may be in the form of academic achievements or personal development. To do this, our tutors are dedicated to…
6 Study Hacks You Need to Know to Get Better at School
Do you sometimes struggle to stay focused in class or while completing assignments at home? Don’t worry if you do, just keep reading to learn some study hacks!For those of you who…
A Team Tuition Signs Partnership With The Australian Boarding Schools Association
At A Team Tuition, we envision a holistic method when it comes to student transformations. For boarding school students, this holistic approach is pertinent in order to provide tailored support to suit the needs of newly independent students. When we were approached by The Southport School (TSS) in 2017 about ways in which we can adopt our personalised service to assist a group of boys in boarding, we came to the realisation that there is an evident gap between boarding youth and the traditional structure of boarding learning.
Year 6 Tutoring Helps Student Go From C’s To A’s In Just Five Weeks
You’d be surprised to hear that the learning of facts is not how education works. Rather, the composition of learning is the training of one’s mind to think, but to think about how their mind works. Never a truer word has been spoken by none other than one of the most influential physicists, Albert Einstein. Einstein believed in the principle of differentiated learning and is most famously quoted for drawing an analogy between judging a fish to climb a tree and expecting others to learn the same way.