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  1. Preparing a Tutor’s Lessons

    Preparing lessons can be a difficult conundrum for a tutor, and the type and amount prepared depends very much on the particular tutor and student.

  2. Private Tuition Helping or Hindering Australian Students?

    In a report on the Sydney Morning Herald’s website private tutors are asking for more recognition as part of the school system in light of the increased demand for tuition for the NAPLAN (National Assessment Program literacy and numeracy) tests.

  3. Assessment Nightmare

    Pete’s blog 4-5-10

  4. Volcanic Ash Causes Exam Chaos

    Exam timetables could be rearranged due to the effect on students and staff as a result of the volcanic ash cloud above the UK recently.

  5. How Young is Too Young to be Tutored?

    Is private tuition for very young students a good thing or a bad thing?

  6. Oxford and Cambridge Increase Their Numbers of State School Students

    In a recent report on the BBC website, figures show that the number of state school pupils achieving university places at Oxbridge has increased, but is still below targets.

  7. Testing Our Tutors’ Effectiveness

    Pete’s blog 27-4-10

  8. New Security Regulations Widely Criticised by Private Tutors

    The new ISA (Independent Safeguarding Authority) regulations regarding registration for a background check have been criticised in a survey of private tutors.

  9. A Tutor’s Qualities: Stamina

    This might sound strange. What does tutoring have to do with stamina?

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