Let’s break down what an “account” means in business and accounting. Imagine a company has many different things it owns, and different things it owes to others. To keep track of all of these, we use “accounts”. An account is like a special page or folder in a book (called …
Read More »Goods and services – resale vs operational: The #1 difference every business student MUST know
When learning business and accounting, it’s essential to grasp some fundamental concepts, and at the very heart of it all are goods and services. These aren’t just abstract terms; they’re the building blocks of every transaction, every company, and every economy. In essence, the primary purpose of a business is …
Read More »Conquer test anxiety: Why tests make you FREAK OUT (and how to FIGHT BACK!)
Ever feel like your brain turns into a scrambled egg before or during a test? Like all the stuff you totally knew just vanishes? You’re not alone. It’s called test anxiety, and it’s basically your brain throwing a full-blown tantrum. Imagine this: you’re sitting at your desk, the test paper …
Read More »What happens when a student shuts down and how to help
“Shutting down” is a term used to describe a student’s emotional and behavioural withdrawal in response to stress, anxiety, or overwhelming challenges. It manifests as a disengagement from learning and social interactions. Students who shut down may appear withdrawn, apathetic, and emotionally numb. They may exhibit a lack of motivation, …
Read More »The class clown: Understanding, guiding, and channelling their energy
The class clown is a student who consistently uses humour and disruptive antics to gain attention and entertain their peers. They often employ jokes, pranks, and theatrical behaviours to elicit laughter, sometimes at the expense of classroom decorum. While their intentions are often not malicious, their actions can disrupt the …
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