Tuition Articles

1. What are the Hidden Benefits of Attending University?

   There was a drop of 54,000 students attending university this year, and universities have also began to offer online courses which can be studied from your own bedroom.

   By Blue Tutors

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2. Are We Destined for Online University Education?

   In 2011 a friend of mine, and a fellow at Oxford University, told me what he thought the future held for university education.

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3. Constant Criticism from Teaching Unions

   There was a news story recently about Ofsted inspectors having a vested interest in pushing schools towards becoming academies.

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4. Private Tutoring Increasingly Popular for Adults

   Private tutoring has become increasingly popular amongst parents hoping to help their children improve their exam grades. However, in recent year, the tuition boom has also taken off amongst adults, who are increasingly considering tuition as an option for themselves as well as their children.

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5. What Tutors can Learn from Children's Book Groups

   Much of the business tutors get is for GCSE and A’ level tuition, and we have a window of time to prepare students for exams. However, parents are increasingly hiring tutors for younger children, looking to improve their general skills in reading at a young age.

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6. Music Tuition in Decline

   Arts councils and teachers in the UK have recently expressed outrage at the lack of focus on art and music in the new school curriculum. The subjects are no longer compulsory and many schools are dropping the subjects and cutting after schools programmes. In recent years, whilst requests for tutoring in core subjects have gone up, requests for music and instrumental tuition are in decline.

   By Blue Tutors

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7. Live-in Tutors

   Those wishing to make as much money as possible in a short period, for example over the summer holidays, are sometimes given the opportunity to live with their students’ families to offer intensive tuition.

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8. Scrapping Resits is Unfair to Students

   As news came out this week that one of the most significant changes to the new A’ level system is a ban on resits, critics have emerged saying that this discriminates against students.

   By Blue Tutors

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9. Mastering the Class

   *David Pope, singer, tutor and schoolteacher, explores the importance of the singing masterclass and outlines how to deliver one effectively.*

   By David Pope

   Article by a Tutor

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