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More Oxbridge Undergraduates from 8 Private Schools than 3,000 State Schools
A study has shown that a handful of schools provide more Oxbridge undergraduates than 3,000 low performing state schools, leading to claims of social exclusion.
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Are Schools Failing Oxbridge Applicants when Preparing them for Interviews?
Many state schools don't have the resources or knowledge to prepare students for an Oxbridge interview as well as high performing independent schools. Should they be given more help from the government, or from Oxford and Cambridge?
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SEND Students Without Support a “National Scandal”
A recent support says that too many students needing special educational support or not receiving it.
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The Benefit of Confident Calm Tutor
Taking time to ask the best question is a difficult skill which develops in tutors once they become more confident in lessons.
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Survey Suggests Link Between Teacher Respect and Student Attainment
A recent survey has shown a correlation between the perceived respect shown by students for their teachers, and the performance of students in international tests.
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What Qualifies Tutors to Tutor a Subject at A Level or GCSE?
We have guidelines to allow tutors to tutor subjects at GCSE and A Level, but they're not hard fast rules.
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Plans for Universities to Offer Two Year Intensive Courses
The Universities Minister, Sam Gyimah has announced plans to offer two year courses to increase flexibility for students who find longer courses daunting due to financial and personal commitments.
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Tutor Beyond the Syllabus for Young Students
Tutoring outside of a syllabus really helps to cement ideas for students, and means that they have a solid foundation to build upon as they continue their studies.
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Universities Warn Against Lowering Tuition Fees
Universities have said that a review of tuition fees and suggestion that they could be lower does not take account of the costs universities have outside of actual teaching costs.
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