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Plans to allow parents more choice in school start date
Schools Minister Nick Gibb has announced plans to allow parents of summer-born children more choice in when their child starts school.
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Is TV really to blame for poor grades?
A new study says TV watching can dramatically worsen students' grades, but is TV watching the cause or just a symptom of other problems?
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Plans to introduce 500 more free schools
Critics warn that plans to introduce a wave of new free schools fail to address the problem of teacher recruitment.
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Tutors should not be life coaches
In the absence of good student advice services, tutors are often asked to step into this role.
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Report proposes schools be fined for underachieving students
The government is investigating plans to impose fines on schools for every student who fails to achieve a C grade or higher in English and Maths.
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Too many GCSES
It can be difficult as a tutor watching a student struggle unnecessarily through twelve GCSEs where nine would serve them perfectly well.
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Majority of graduates in non-graduate jobs
A recent report has revealed that 58.8% of UK university graduates are employed in jobs which don't require a degree.
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A Tutor's Role Post A' Level
A tutor's work is not necessarily done after their students have taken their exams. Tutors need to be on hand for advice in the weeks following the publication of results.
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Fall in A' Level Results
This year results have fallen, with fewer A* and A grades being awarded.
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