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A look at what makes Blue Tutors different from other tuition agencies. We interview one of the founders, Peter Edwards, and share the thoughts of some of their tutors.
An Article by a Tutor written by Lydia McNeill.
Unleashing creativity with extra-curricular activities
An Article by a Tutor written by Sophie Ackroyd.
A common complaint of English students analysing literature is that 'it doesn't really say that'; this article addresses the importance and relevance of personal, creative interpretation of texts.
An Article by a Tutor written by Tommo Fowler.
Think you can't play an instrument? Read on, because you can!
An Article by a Tutor written by Nicholas Rogers.
Why do we learn? Why do we need tutors to learn? In this brief article I set out why I think learning is fundamental to us as humans and how we should see tutors with regards to that human nature
An Article by a Tutor written by Daniel Treger.
Keep your mind active and occupied during your time away from the books... In the more relaxed pace you may even discover a new love for your subject.
An Article by a Tutor written by Annetta Henry.
Both lovers compare each other to forms of light.
An Article by a Tutor written by Jessica King.
*David Pope, singer, tutor and schoolteacher, explores the importance of the singing masterclass and outlines how to deliver one effectively.*
An Article by a Tutor written by David Pope.
A look at what GDP is, its significance and the issues lying with the measure.
An Article by a Tutor written by Libaharan Ravindran.
Pre-exam stress has been shown to 'boost' certain students' grades. However, stress needs to be handled effectively.
An Article by a Tutor written by Carys Evans.
Learning a foreign language can be made easier by playing word games.
An Article by a Tutor written by Jessica King.
I teach English and English literature to students of all ages.
An Article by a Tutor written by Robin Meltzer.
I had a look at the mark scheme for AS Level art history, and compiled the following essay question and answer. Consider it like an advertisement for my services. Judge for yourselves.
An Article by a Tutor written by Jessica King.
Use of historical example, English Civil War, to illustrate the complexity of the relationship between State and People, and nobility and clergy, in this period of dramatic change.
An Article by a Tutor written by Jessica King.
Translators are (not) traitors as said by many some would-be specialists.
An Article by a Tutor written by Muhammad Taghian.
Arabic is not a difficult language; it's systematic and governed by rules.
An Article by a Tutor written by Muhammad Taghian.
This article explores whether there is a certain age at which a learner should begin learning a new second language in order that they can best grasp all aspects of the language. How a language teacher can use this information is also looked at.
An Article by a Tutor written by Ameer Virani.
Students need to become more serious in their study now than before.
An Article by a Tutor written by Mohammed Alam.
I wrote this article for Club UK which is a magazine the Guardian produces for the British council, and thought it may be of interest to pupils studying Latin and other classical subjects, especially those thinking of doing a degree in Classics.
An Article by a Tutor written by Jonathan Knott.
Teaching a student Panjabi over video calls on Skype.
An Article by a Tutor written by Dalmeet Chawla.
An article which describe about online teaching
An Article by a Tutor written by Mohammed Alam.
This week the government announced that severe penalties will be placed on universities which charge higher fees and fail to admit students from poorer backgrounds.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
According to the Independent schools council, in 2000 there were 221 Girls Association schools educating 114,772 pupils in the UK. This number has diminished over the last 10 years to 185 schools educating 100,762.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Former education secretary Estelle Morris has today joined the ranks of those calling for GCSE exams to be scrapped.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Many agencies report a surge in requests from undergraduates for a broad range of subjects, evidence which supports the view that A’ levels do not adequately prepare students for university.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
One of the ways in which home tutoring differs from classroom teaching, is the level of engagement from parents.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
As students receive offers and rejections from universities the fees debate looms in the background.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
It is thought that over 130,000 students staged various forms of protest across the country, including occupations, school and university walk-outs, mass letter writing and demonstrations.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Investing in a tutor can give your child that initial head start. By doing so, you can offer your child the knowledge and understanding they will need in life. Not only will they be ahead at the starting line, they will also be quicker consistently
An Article by a Tutor written by (Siu Wai) Samuel Chung.
On Wednesday this week over 50,000 students and lecturers attended a student led demonstration outside Whitehall the like of which has not been seen since the 1980s.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Recent research has shown that parental involvement can improve grades
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Of all the issues tutors face, dealing with students who are put under extreme pressure by their schools, families, and even themselves can be the most challenging.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
If we follow Browne’s logic, that society can’t afford to invest in these areas, it follows that students paying for their own education in these subjects have zero obligation to our society.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
As the deadline for oxbridge entry looms, I wonder whether hardest role of the tutor is not to prepare students for interviews, but just to keep them sane.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Students are now so used to multitasking that they see no problem with watching tv, texting their friends and doing their homework all at once.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Increasing focus on meeting assessment objectives puts students under extra pressure and hinders their learning.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Recent developments with A'levels and university applications are affecting teachers as well as students.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Half of students deemed to have Special Education Needs are misdiagnosed, the reality being that they simply need better pastoral care.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
The colaition is encouraging communities to set up their own schools - what features would a dream school have?
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
As a 15 year old student is accepted at Cambridge university, we have to ask whether pushing gifted children is the right approach.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
As the GCSE pass rate rises for the 23rd year in a row, we have to ask whether exams are serving their purpose.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Shakespeare’s plots are perfect for teenagers - we should be encouraging them to study it rather than marginalising it in the curriculum.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
As universities are turning away record numbers, a gap year can be a good solution
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Universities are warning that a harder A level will damage access
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Memorising a revision guide is not enough to get students into top universities - private tutors should aim for deeper understanding.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Tutoring can help undermine negative gender stereotypes at school
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Tutors breathe a sigh of relief with return to old style A levels
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Tutoring in London can be a fascinating experience, providing insights into British families and their attitudes towards education.
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
What is the best way for private tutors to approach challenging students?
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Students are under more pressure to perform well than ever before. Can private tuition help reduce stress?
An Article by a Tutor written by Harriet Boulding.
Before you email me, here are a few details to help you know me better.
An Article by a Tutor written by Manuela Cuevas.
A section from a recent essay I wrote on the French writer, Diderot. Although the content is interesting in itself, the article demonstrates skills in both linguistic and literary analysis I encourage in my students.
An Article by a Tutor written by Daniel MacPherson.
A review of the lives of Theodore Roosvelt and Joseph Chamberlain in relation to their seemingly incompatible democratic and imperialist tendencies.
An Article by a Tutor written by Chris Chapman.
A new look on the demise of the South in the US Civil War, and where to lay the blame.
An Article by a Tutor written by Chris Chapman.
An Article by a Tutor written by Chris Chapman.