Tuition Articles

Tutoring Students with ‘Dyslexia’

How do you tutor a student with dyslexia?

By Blue Tutors

Blue Tutors Article

Explaining Dyslexia

An article on what dyslexia is, and dispelling the myths surrounding it.

By Blue Tutors

Blue Tutors Article

Trepidations about a Tutor’s First Lesson with a Student

New tutors are often concerned about what will happen when they first meet a student; who will direct the lesson, how long should be spent on introductions and should they prepare a lesson plan.

By Blue Tutors

Blue Tutors Article

Why Do People Become Tutors?

There are many reasons that affect someone’s decision to begin tutoring, but it’s become clear that there are certain situations that lend themselves to the role of being a tutor.

By Blue Tutors

Blue Tutors Article

Tutoring Students Taking Different Examining Boards

Dispelling the worries of having students studying different examining boards.

By Blue Tutors

Blue Tutors Article

Difficulties of Tutoring when a Student has Overwhelming Parents

What are the problems when a student has ’pushy’ parents, and how can a tutor take positives from it?

By Blue Tutors

Blue Tutors Article

Has democracy proved compatible with imperialism?

A review of the lives of Theodore Roosvelt and Joseph Chamberlain in relation to their seemingly incompatible democratic and imperialist tendencies.

By Chris Chapman

Article by a Tutor

Was it Southern generals or politicians that lost the war for the Confederacy?

A new look on the demise of the South in the US Civil War, and where to lay the blame.

By Chris Chapman

Article by a Tutor

SIR ROGER CASEMENT (THE MAKING OF A TRAITOR)

By Chris Chapman

Article by a Tutor