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Girls Schools less popular
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.
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When a Tutor Spots a Mistake in How a Student’s Exam is Marked
Probably much more than teachers, tutors tend to deal with the fall out when a student’s exams don’t go as well as hoped
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Regulation of the Tutoring Industry
It might seem strange that Private Tuition isn’t regulated in the UK.
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How Close Are Tutors to Students?
One of the peculiar things about private tuition is the way that people feel about the distance between tutor and student.
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The Profiles of Tutors Requested for Different Levels
It’s interesting to look at the how requests we receive at Blue Tutors differ for different types of tuition.
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Coalition advised to scrap GCSEs
Former education secretary Estelle Morris has today joined the ranks of those calling for GCSE exams to be scrapped.
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How Much Information Does a Tutor Want About a Student?
A challenging task for us, is to decide on the amount of information that we ask for from our students
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Surge in private tuition amongst undergraduates
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.
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The Standard of Teaching at ‘Better’ Schools – A Tutor’s Perspective
The standard of schools is a massive issue for virtually everybody in the UK.
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