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  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. 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.

  5. 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.

  6. Tutors Taking Holidays

    Some new tutors have the idea that being a tutor means lots of holidays and flexible hours, but the more they become invested in their students, the less they want to be away.

  7. Office for Students to Encourage Free Speech

    The Office for Students has said that they plan to encourage more free speech in universities and that students to confront difficult ideas, not shy away from them,

  8. Should Exams and School Assessment be More Abstract?

    Changes in syllabuses and school assessment criteria is difficult for schools, but we should be able to create assessment systems which test general ability, rather than subject specific ability.

  9. Social Inequality in Education is Growing

    An international study of schools in over 60 countries has shown that the gap between the poorest and richest students is growing.

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