Insight Blog

Every student, regardless of background or ability, shares a common experience: the journey of trying to grow — to understand more, perform better, and get closer to their goals. Yet, many find themselves trapped in cycles of frustration or stagnation. They work hard but see slight improvement; they attend lessons but forget what they have learned;...

Just as a child grows through distinct phases — from infancy to toddlerhood and beyond — every secondary school student undergoes a journey of intellectual growth that comes with its own unique challenges. Within this journey, Key Stage 3 (KS3) and GCSE represent two crucial developmental stages. It's not uncommon for students (and even parents) to...

Let's pause for a moment and think about something fundamental.
We have manual, automatic, and semi-automatic vehicles.
We have home cooks and professional chefs.
We have public schools and private schools.
We have summer and winter, teachers and students.

Outcomes or results are integral to perceiving, evaluating, and making judgments. Whether purchasing clothing, choosing a meal, or assessing personal progress, we rely on metrics or parameters that yield measurable outcomes. These outcomes provide the foundation upon which satisfaction or dissatisfaction is determined. Grading—formal or...

Billy Wilder's Sunset Boulevard is not just a film about Hollywood—it is a mirror reflecting the human condition, ambition, and the darker undercurrents of desire and desperation. Through its four central characters, the enigmatic Norma Desmond, the loyal Max, the disillusioned Joe Gillis, and the idealistic Betty Schaefer, the movie...

Education is the foundation upon which future success is built, and experiencing it in two contrasting yet equally enriching systems—Ghana and the UK—offers a unique perspective. Both systems have strengths shaped by cultural values, societal expectations, and resource access. Reflecting on my experience studying in both countries reveals how each...

Deliberate actions, self-awareness, and a commitment to personal growth are essential to becoming a better student. My transformation as a student was shaped by five key strategies: learning effective study techniques, mastering discipline and time management, cultivating a strong belief in my success, teaching myself what I had learned, and...