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STEM support Annual Maths & Science revision for matriculants and zero - rated online support for 35 schools
Matric Mathematics & Science Revision
STEM support Annual Maths & Science revision for matriculants and zero - rated online support for 35 schools
18.3
million people of working age in South Africa are not in education or employment (as of April 2023)
80.1%
matric pass rate 2022
2 out of 3
of South Africans aged 25-64 years old have a higher education degree or diploma.
94.37%
South Africa literacy rate
447 123
Number of teachers in South Africa
Tips On Learning
Set Clear Learning Goals
Before you begin to learn something new, it’s important to have a clear understanding of what you want to achieve. This could be mastering a specific skill, understanding a complex concept, or preparing for a test. Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound (SMART) goals can guide your learning process and provide a sense of direction and motivation.
Use Active Learning Techniques
Active learning involves interacting with the material, rather than just passively reading or listening…
 Techniques like summarizing information in your own words, teaching what you’ve learned to someone else, and practicing recall (trying to remember information without looking at the source) can enhance your understanding and memory.
Break Learning Into Small Chunks
The human brain is better at encoding information into the memory in short, repeated sessions, a concept…
known as “spaced repetition”. Break your study sessions into small chunks of time and distribute them over several days or weeks. This is more effective than trying to cram a lot of information in a single long study session.
Apply What You Learn
Applying what you’ve learned in practical situations helps consolidate your new knowledge and skills. If…
you’re learning a new language, try to use it in your daily life. If you’re studying a scientific concept, think about how it relates to real-world phenomena. Making these connections can help your brain see the relevance and usefulness of the information, which improves retention and understanding.
Embrace Mistakes as Learning Opportunities
It’s natural to make mistakes when learning something new. Rather than feeling discouraged, view these…
mistakes as valuable learning opportunities. Analyse what went wrong, adjust your approach, and try again. This mindset promotes resilience and continuous learning.
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