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AI-assisted writing tools are changing academic writing, but they're not magic solutions.
AI writing tools can significantly streamline the academic writing process and enhance technical writing skills, but they carry risks and benefits. The biggest risks are unintentional plagiarism, hallucinations and false information (Yes! AI can make up studies that don't actually exist!). But one of the main limitations of AI-assisted tools is their lack of critical thinking and tone. They cannot create logical coherence, and they struggle to create an authentic voice. (I kn
Kylie Holmes
Jun 121 min read


Why Academic Communication Needs to Be Taught
Strong spoken communication skills are essential for classroom participation, academic achievement, and career development. Many students struggle in academic settings not because they lack speaking ability, but because they have not developed the specific communication skills required in educational contexts. Senior school and first-year university students often face public speaking anxiety, difficulty contributing to discussions, and uncertainty when explaining their reaso
Kylie Holmes
Jan 251 min read


What Are Future-Ready Skills?
As technology and automation transform the job market, research increasingly shows that the most valuable skills are those that machines cannot easily replicate. While technical knowledge remains important, universities and employers are placing greater emphasis on how young people think, communicate, and adapt in complex environments. Critical thinking, creativity, communication, collaboration and leadership are now considered essential skills. These competencies remain rele
Kylie Holmes
Jan 21 min read


Why Real-World Learning Matters More Than Ever
Traditional education often emphasises memorisation and following instructions. While this builds foundational knowledge, research indicates it does not consistently prepare students to think independently, solve complex problems, or adapt to evolving academic and workplace demands. Problem-Based Learning (PBL) and Applied Learning take a different approach by engaging students in real-world challenges. Instead of following step-by-step instructions, students analyse situatio
Kylie Holmes
Jan 12 min read
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