Archive: 2026/01
What Are the Five Pillars of Adult Learning Theory?
- by Eliza Fairweather
- on 22 Jan 2026
Discover the five pillars of adult learning theory that explain how grown-ups learn best-relevance, hands-on practice, experience, goals, and control. Used in workplaces, online courses, and community programs worldwide.
What Is the GCSE Equivalent in the US? A Clear Comparison for Students and Parents
- by Eliza Fairweather
- on 18 Jan 2026
The GCSE equivalent in the US isn't one single test - it's the combination of high school coursework and credits earned by the end of 10th grade. Learn how UK students are placed, how credits transfer, and what comes next.
How to Start Teaching Adults: A Practical Guide for New Instructors
- by Eliza Fairweather
- on 15 Jan 2026
Learn how to start teaching adults by focusing on real goals, respecting experience, and creating practical, safe learning environments. No degree needed-just the right approach.
What Is the Purpose of Adult Education? Real Reasons People Go Back to Learn
- by Eliza Fairweather
- on 12 Jan 2026
Adult education helps people rebuild skills, stay employed, gain confidence, and connect with their communities. It’s not about degrees-it’s about real life changes.
Do Children Grow Out of Special Needs? What Parents Really Need to Know
- by Eliza Fairweather
- on 11 Jan 2026
Children don't simply outgrow special needs-they learn to manage them. Understanding the difference between progress and cure helps parents provide the right support at every stage.
Best Brain Foods to Eat Before an Exam for Better Focus and Memory
- by Eliza Fairweather
- on 8 Jan 2026
Discover the best brain foods to eat before an exam for better focus, memory, and calm under pressure. Skip the sugar crashes and fuel your mind with science-backed snacks.
What Are the Methods of Teaching Adult Education?
- by Eliza Fairweather
- on 4 Jan 2026
Discover proven methods for teaching adult learners, from hands-on activities and real-world materials to building trust and measuring progress without tests. Learn what works-and what doesn’t-in adult education today.
What Grade Is 63% at GCSE? Your Clear Guide to GCSE Marking in 2026
- by Eliza Fairweather
- on 1 Jan 2026
A 63% in GCSE usually means a grade 5 or 6 - a strong pass. Find out how grading works, what your score really means, and how to use it for your next steps in 2026.