Tuition Articles

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

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

   By Blue Tutors

   Blue Tutors Article

2. Tutoring can help undermine gender stereotypes

   Tutoring can help undermine negative gender stereotypes at school

   By Harriet Boulding

   Article by a Tutor

3. How a Tutor Asks the Right Questions

   Tutoring is about asking questions, but also about asking the right questions.

   By Blue Tutors

   Blue Tutors Article

4. Return to Old-Style A levels

   Tutors breathe a sigh of relief with return to old style A levels

   By Harriet Boulding

   Article by a Tutor

5. Thoughts on Michael Gove’s A-level Reforms

   As we reported on earlier in the week, Michael Gove has recently announced A-level reforms which he says are to prepare students better for university, and to encourage the art of “deep thought”.

   By Blue Tutors

   Blue Tutors Article

6. The diverse experience of tutoring in London

   Tutoring in London can be a fascinating experience, providing insights into British families and their attitudes towards education.

   By Harriet Boulding

   Article by a Tutor

7. When Tuition is Not What Your Student Needs

   A common question upon reading our teaching guidelines relates to whether lessons should always be taught in that way.

   By Blue Tutors

   Blue Tutors Article

8. Private Tuition for ’Challenging’ Students

   What is the best way for private tutors to approach challenging students?

   By Harriet Boulding

   Article by a Tutor

9. Holding the Space – A Tutor’s Greatest Skill

   The idea of holding the space appears to be such a simple concept, and yet it’s something that so many tutors find it very difficult to do.

   By Blue Tutors

   Blue Tutors Article

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