What Blossom Learning Covered in June 2025

June was a busy month on Blossom Learning. We rolled out fresh pieces on everything from preschool basics to adult career upgrades. Below is a quick run‑through of the topics we tackled, so you can jump straight to what matters most to you.

Early Years, Home Schooling, and Specialty Topics

We started the month with a deep dive into early years education. The article explained why those first learning years matter for brain development and gave practical tips for parents and teachers. Right after that, we answered a common question: how fast can you start homeschooling? The guide broke down the legal steps, planning checklist, and quick‑start advice for families looking to switch.

Later in June, we examined a niche but important issue – why kids with ADHD often feel exhausted. The piece cleared up the myth that hyperactive kids never get tired and offered easy‑to‑use strategies for teachers and parents to spot and manage fatigue.

Adult Learning, Career Paths, and Financial Aid

Adult learners got a lot of love this month. One article outlined the three main types of adult learning, using everyday examples to show how you can match your style to the right approach. Another post asked what adult learners really want – skill‑based growth, real‑life benefits, and flexible learning options. We also highlighted the most in‑demand online degrees, pointing out which programs employers are hunting for right now.

On the financial side, we demystified scholarships. Two guides explained how scholarships are awarded, the difference between merit‑based and need‑based funding, and practical steps to boost your chances. We even compared in‑person versus online learning, sharing why face‑to‑face classes still win on engagement and hands‑on practice.

For those curious about higher‑education routes, we broke down Oxford’s stance on IB versus A‑Levels, giving clear advice on what the university looks for. And if you’re thinking about turning tutoring into a side hustle, we provided real‑world numbers on tutor earnings and tips to attract students.

All these posts aim to give you clear, actionable information without the fluff. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, student, or lifelong learner, June’s archive has something useful to help you move forward.