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Online Game Fortnite Sparks New Tuition Craze
Parents have begun to hire tutors to help students improve at the online game Fortnite. It involves problem solving and could be seen as a valuable learning tool
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Students Receive Free Private Tuition from Housing Association
A housing association has provided free tuition to students in Waltham Forest who were identified as needing the help most.
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Tutor Chief Refutes Teachers’ Criticism
The head of the Tutors Association in Australia claims that it's wrong for teachers to criticise tutors while teachers tutor themselves and employ tutors for their own children.
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Criticism of Tutoring Companies’ Learning Loss Claims
There has been criticism of some adverts released by tutoring companies which have exaggerated the effect the long summer holiday has on students' learning.
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Kent Council to Review 11 Plus Coaching Ban
A BBC investigation has shown that schools in Kent are breaking the rules with regard to tutoring for the 11 Plus, and the council are to review their policy on allowing 11 Plus coaching.
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Improvement in GCSE Results Despite Harder Exams
The recent GCSE results showed a small increase in pass rates, but this hides the fact that the exams are now much more difficult and the pass marks are much lower.
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Edinburgh University to Award Spare Spaces to Deprived Students
Edinburgh and Glasgow Universities are attempting to meet guidelines set out by the Scottish government to increase university access for students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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Thousands of New Grammar School Places Created
There are now thousands more places available at grammar schools in England compared to 8 years ago, and this number looks set to continue growing.
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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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