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  1. Teaching Shakespeare to Teenagers

    Shakespeare’s plots are perfect for teenagers - we should be encouraging them to study it rather than marginalising it in the curriculum.

  2. Trouble when Parents Want to Tell a Tutor How to Teach

    One of the most difficult challenges for a tutor is striking the balance between doing what the tutor thinks is best, and still meeting the demands of the student, or in most cases, the demands of the student’s parents.

  3. Gap years may be the solution for over-crowded universities

    As universities are turning away record numbers, a gap year can be a good solution

  4. Tutoring Giraffes

    Weird title? It must appear that way, but hopefully everything will become clear.

  5. Will Gove’s reforms damage widening participation in higher education?

    Universities are warning that a harder A level will damage access

  6. Preparation is not a Substitute for Tutoring Skill

    At a recent Blue Tutors assessment there was an applicant who planned a lesson exceptionally well, but was ultimately unsuccessful.

  7. Private tuition and the real key to university entrance

    Memorising a revision guide is not enough to get students into top universities - private tutors should aim for deeper understanding.

  8. Asking the Wrong Question: How to Tackle Our Universities’ Funding Problems

    The debate on tuition fees is currently raging more fiercely than ever...

  9. Tutoring can help undermine gender stereotypes

    Tutoring can help undermine negative gender stereotypes at school

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