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  1. Apologies for a Website Problem, and Requests for Tutors Pouring In

    Pete’s blog 24-8-10: Firstly, I’d like to apologise if anyone was greeted by an alarming security message...

  2. State Schools Registering for the IGCSE

    e BBC’s website has recently confirmed that a handful of state schools will offer International GCSEs (IGCSEs) for the coming academic year.

  3. Teaching Shakespeare to Teenagers

    Shakespeare’s plots are perfect for teenagers - we should be encouraging them to study it rather than marginalising it in the curriculum.

  4. Trouble when Parents Want to Tell a Tutor How to Teach

    One of the most difficult challenges for a tutor is striking the balance between doing what the tutor thinks is best, and still meeting the demands of the student, or in most cases, the demands of the student’s parents.

  5. Concern about Private Tuition Program in the US

    Schools in Texas are questioning the effectiveness of the mandatory private tuition that their students receive.

  6. Getting more Focused and Assessing Tutors Going So Well

    Pete’s blog 17-8-10: I think my blog last week was slightly downbeat and pessimistic...

  7. Competitive Parents in Singapore Seek Tutors at an Early Stage

    A recent article on Google news has told of the pressure on students in Singapore even before they enter primary school.

  8. Gap years may be the solution for over-crowded universities

    As universities are turning away record numbers, a gap year can be a good solution

  9. Tutoring Giraffes

    Weird title? It must appear that way, but hopefully everything will become clear.

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