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Sports Coaching and Instrument Teaching: Good Experience for a Tutor
Just because something isn't academic doesn't mean it's not good experience for a tutor. Some experiences are much more applicable to tutoring than classroom teaching.
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Chinese Maths Tutor Becomes Billionaire
Liu Yachao started as a maths tutor for TAL Education Group, and due to the company's rapid growth, has become a billionaire.
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Tutoring High Achieving Students
Tutoring students working beyond the level required need different help from students who are struggling.
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Does Social Media Affect Revision Habits?
Now that students spend so much of their time on social media, how distracting is this during important revision periods?
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Differences when Tutoring Primary School Students
There are differences between tutoring an 18 year old and a 6 year old, but the principles of good tuition remain the same, and tutors should not be scared of tutoring younger students.
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Retired Engineer Finds New Calling Tutoring Maths
A retired engineer fell in love with tutoring after helping a friend's son with physics and maths in 2009, and has now tutored more than 70 students.
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Why a Tutor can Help with Harder Material
A tutor can teach properly and have a slow but long-lasting impact because they develop a real understanding in their students, rather than a short-term fix.
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Increase in Undergraduates Turning to a Private Tutor
20% of undergraduates now find a tutor to help them through their course, with increased competition and a step up in difficulty being the main reasons.
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Private Tuition and More Successful Students
Is there more behind the contention that private tuition creates an unfair playing field where wealthier families have better access to good schools and universities?
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