How to learn better during the June holidays and beyond

To improve academically, students should focus on the 'how' of learning, and not just the 'what'

We must go beyond the approach of learning more, and understand how to help students learn to learn better. PHOTO: ST FILE
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Ever since I was in Primary 5, the June holidays had always seemed like a humorous misnomer. While it was a welcome respite from school, June always felt more like a "studying break" rather than a "holiday".

This year, the pressure for parents and students to make the best of the mid-year break is likely to be heightened, with June coming on the heels of a limited in-person schooling disruption that saw a rapid shift to full home-based learning.

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