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Schools prefer older films for educational purposes
A recent survey by FilmClub, a media education charity, has revealed that older and more traditional films are favourites in UK classrooms. The survey revealed that Bugsy Malone, the 1970s gangster film with child actors is the most popular film to be shown in schools. In primary schools, Disney’s Alice in Wonderland made in the 1950s was still the most popular choice today.
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Protection When Tutoring; Don’t Rely on CRB Disclosures
This week we reported on an article from the US, where a convicted sex offender was attempting to set himself up as a private tutor.
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Convicted Sex Offender Starts Tuition Business
A convicted sex offender has started a tutoring business in Colorado.
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Quiet at Christmas
Pete's blog 13-12-11: The demand for tuition has slowed down a little over the last few weeks...
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Dyslexia Tutor Trains to Help Students like Her Son
A lady in the Wisconsin State Journal writes about her motivations and experience in tutoring dyslexic students.
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Redefining Literacy for the digital age
The government and schools will have to adjust to the fact that literacy has changed in response to new technologies. Gavin Dudeney, director of technology at The Consultants-E, writes this week that a barrage of new technologies which allow for different forms of expression and levels of interaction have changed the face of literacy today.
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‘Premium’ Tuition Agencies
Something which is amusing as it is frustrating is when we read about agencies supplying tutors to the rich and famous around London and the UK.
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Christmas Week Equals No Work
Pete's blog 27-12-11: The last week has been almost completely taken up by my sister’s wedding and, obviously, Christmas...
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Private Schools Feel the Economic Squeeze
Private schools are increasing their fees cutting costs as the economic climate affects fee-paying schools’ ability to compete with free schools in their area.
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