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When Tutor and Client Don't Work Out
There are few measures in place to protect tutors and clients when arrangements go wrong. The best thing to do is ensure that each knows what to expect from the other.
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Pupils' Mental Health Problems Sky-rocket
Teachers have told the ATL annual conference that children as young as six are suffering from severe anxiety due to exams.
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New Generation of Girls Afraid to Speak up in School
Girls are under increasing pressure to be attractive not clever. Private tuition can help boost confidence, but the responsibility lies with schools, the government and the media.
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Campaign for Qualified Early Years' Teachers
Charity Save the Children has launched a campaign for qualified Early Years' teachers in nurseries to combat children falling behind before they start school.
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Schools Speak out Against Academies Plan
Schools and teaching unions have organised rallies to demonstrate against unpopular plans to force all schools to convert to academies.
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A Private Tutor's Take on Extending the School Day
Pupils benefit most from high quality teaching and the choice as to how to spend out of school hours.
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Government to Extend School Hours
The chancellor has announced funding for twenty-five percent of schools to extend school hours by offering after school activities.
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Combating Gender Stereotyping With Private Tuition
Gender stereotyping is still an everyday occurrence in English schools. How can private tuition combat this?
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Pupils Lose out as New Exams Fall Behind Schedule
Schools have raised concerns that the government will not provide new exam specifications in time for teachers to prepare students for exams.
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