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The Job Satisfaction of Tutoring
One of the reasons tutors love what they do so much is that they have the short term goals of helping understanding, but also the long term goals of seeing their students achieve great GCSE and A Level results.
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Get Students to Be Honest and Not Fear Recrimination
It's difficult when students aren't honest about what they understand, and tutors might need to have a conversation about how they can help best when everything is in the open.
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The Pedagogy Applies to Students of All Ages
Some tutors think that the pedagogy doesn't apply to students of all ages, but we want them to realise that it works, it's just the application which changes.
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Honest and Open Tutors are More Respected by Students
It's important for tutors to treat their students as equals when it comes to honesty and openness. It creates a better tutor student relationship.
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Helping Students to be in a Good Emotional State
Tutors need to be good at the mechanics of tuition, but it is also very important that they create an atmosphere conducive to learning.
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Explaining the Tutoring Method to Students
When a tutor is worried that a student will find the tutoring method strange, the tutor should explain the method to the student. It's not that complicated and will reassure the student.
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Is Grade Inflation a Myth? Are Tutors and Teachers Driving Top Grades?
How do we explain grade inflation? And do the government's actions show a disrespect towards tutors and teachers who want their efforts recognised?
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Students Have to Adjust to Being Tutored Correctly
It can take a few lessons for students to relax when being tutored correctly, but as soon as they do the results are amazing.
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The Pedagogy Works for Every Subject
Some tutors think that Tutoring Standards' pedagogy is more applicable to some subjects than others, but it's not true.
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