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    What Is The 80/20 Rule?

    In psychology, the 80/20 rule – otherwise known as the Pareto Principle – dictates that 80 percent of the results will come from only 20 percent of the causes.


    economics

    Economics: China’s Digital Impact

    The digital Yuan will likely be rolled out in 2022.


    The problem of predicted grades

    So what’s the problem with predicted grades? Let’s not beat about the bush, predicted grades are a problem. They are primarily used to allow Universities and Sixth Form Colleges to carry out forward planning and make offers to the students that they would like to accept. The main problem with them: they are normally wrong. […]


    Volunteering

    How Volunteering Can Benefit You

    Ultimately, volunteering is all about giving something to someone else.


    Distance Learning

    Distance Learning Needs Communication

    Always make sure you follow these steps…


    Book recommendations

    Recommended Reading: 3 Classics

    Fictional texts can tell us a lot about the writers’ context, backgrounds and era they lived in.


    Procrastination

    How To Prevent Procrastination

    The main reason why people procrastinate is that they set unrealistically large goals and aims for themselves.


    Pandemic

    Pandemic Learning Positives

    It is important, I feel, to realise that not everything about education in the pandemic is doom and gloom.


    Exam questions

    Speeches That Made History

    Churchill’s speech is remembered as one of the most stirring wartime speeches ever recorded, yet the public didn’t hear it until Churchill was encouraged to record it for posterity in 1949.


    character

    Characters Based On Real People

    Mr. and Mrs. Lee, Harper Lee’s mother and father, lived very nearby. She was my best friend. Did you ever read her book, To Kill a Mockingbird? I’m a character in that book, which takes place in the same small town in Alabama where we lived. – Truman Capote