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Tuition Articles from September 2019

  1. 27-09-19: Tutors and Changing Exam Syllabuses

    The new exam syllabuses present problems for tutors, as they will need time to get used to the changes.

    A Blue Tutors article written by Blue Tutors.

  2. 25-09-19: Fear that Smart Watches Help Exam Cheats

    Smart watches can help students cheat in exams, so all watches may be banned in an exam shake-up.

    A Tuition News article written by Blue Tutors.

  3. 20-09-19: Now is the Best Time to Plan Your Tuition

    It's important to plan your tuition early. Spread lessons out, don't have a crash course just before exams.

    A Blue Tutors article written by Blue Tutors.

  4. 18-09-19: Plans to Increase Teachers’ Salaries by 25%

    The Government are planning to increase teacher's starting salaries in a bid to boost recruitment

    A Tuition News article written by Blue Tutors.

  5. 13-09-19: Pros and Cons of New Tougher GCSE Exams

    Although the pass rates and rates of the top grades hardly changed this year for GCSE exams, they are very different from before, and some of these changes might not be good for students.

    A Blue Tutors article written by Blue Tutors.

  6. 11-09-19: Government Set to Announce £4bn Increase in School’s Funding

    The government looks set to set unveil plans to increase school funding by £4bn mainly for students 16 and under.

    A Tuition News article written by Blue Tutors.

  7. 06-09-19: How Many People Know what a Pedagogy is?

    It's funny to think that so few people know the word pedagogy. We think that it should be something which is better understood so that parents are better informed about good tutoring.

    A Blue Tutors article written by Blue Tutors.

  8. 04-09-19: Overseas Opinion on When a Tutor is Needed

    A view from America about when a student might need a tutor, and what to consider when deciding what kind of extra help outside of school will work best.

    A Tuition News article written by Blue Tutors.

  1. "Sarah has been amazing. I don't really know what else to say. I was a hopeless case, now I'm in my 3rd year at university. But i'm afraid I don't need her assistance any more."
  2. Mr T, London