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Examination Boards are Policing Social Media to Stop Cheating
Examination Boards in the UK are looking at better ways to prevent students cheating in GCSEs and A Levels, particularly by monitoring social media.
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Honest and Open Tutors are More Respected by Students
It's important for tutors to treat their students as equals when it comes to honesty and openness. It creates a better tutor student relationship.
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Mum Spends Over $2000 on Tutoring Before Primary School
A mum in Australia thinks that private tuition really benefits her children before they go to primary school.
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Helping Students to be in a Good Emotional State
Tutors need to be good at the mechanics of tuition, but it is also very important that they create an atmosphere conducive to learning.
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Increase in Students Passing Sats Tests
For the second year in a row, there has been an increase in the number of students reaching the required standards in reading, writing and maths in their Sats tests.
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Explaining the Tutoring Method to Students
When a tutor is worried that a student will find the tutoring method strange, the tutor should explain the method to the student. It's not that complicated and will reassure the student.
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Figures Show that Local Authorities are Best to Help Inadequate Schools
A recent study shows that between 2013 and 2017, struggling schools were more likely to improve under local councils than if they became academies.
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Is Grade Inflation a Myth? Are Tutors and Teachers Driving Top Grades?
How do we explain grade inflation? And do the government's actions show a disrespect towards tutors and teachers who want their efforts recognised?
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8 Year Old Going to University
An 8 year boy in Belgium is going to university after completing the secondary school syllabus 4 times as quickly as normal.
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