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  1. Stoke Tuition Project Surviving Despite Funding Cuts

    A Saturday school in Stoke-on-Trent is continuing to flourish despite its funding being cut over four years ago.

  2. Multitasking is holding students back

    Students are now so used to multitasking that they see no problem with watching tv, texting their friends and doing their homework all at once.

  3. Tutoring Teaches Us that Qualifications could be Better Organised

    One of the first things new tutors learn is that with one-to-one tuition students generally ask many more questions than you would expect them to in a lesson at school.

  4. Top A-level Candidates Left with No University Place

    Head-teachers of private schools have expressed concern that some very bright students are at risk when applying to university if they drop a grade in their A-levels.

  5. Website Updates Going Well

    Pete's blog 5-10-10: I’ve felt very productive over the last 7 days...

  6. The NUS Calls to Stop Tuition Fee Increase

    The National Union of Students (NUS) has called for the government to rule out suggestions that university tuition fees could be increased to £10,000 per year.

  7. Exam marking puts students under extra pressure

    Increasing focus on meeting assessment objectives puts students under extra pressure and hinders their learning.

  8. How to Ethically Charge Tutors and Students for Their Lessons

    We’re frequently asked about our method of charging tutors and students for lessons

  9. Online Tutoring Program Intensifies in South Africa

    South Africa has stepped up a online tuition program as Matric students struggle to cope with their Maths exams.

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