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Competitive Parents in Singapore Seek Tutors at an Early Stage
A recent article on Google news has told of the pressure on students in Singapore even before they enter primary school.
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New Online Tuition App for Mobile Devices
A leading provider of online tutoring, tutor.com, recently launched an app for the Apple store, described as ‘the first of its kind’.
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Government’s A-level Reforms Could Mean a Drop in Students Taking Mathematics
Another organisation has recently criticised Michael Gove’s plans to change the A-level system.
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Success for Oklahoma Tutoring Program
Tetyana Malysheva moved to the United States with her husband, and quickly realised that talking with native English Speakers was much more difficult than she expected.
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Cambridge University Worried by Government’s A-level Plans
Cambridge University’s admissions manager, Geoff Parks, has written to the education secretary, Michael Gove, expressing concerns regarding the recent announcement about A-level reforms.
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Cable’s Tuition Fee Reform Rejected by the Conservatives
It’s believed that the coalition government will shortly reject Vince Cable’s suggestion to impose a graduate tax, as an alternative to raising university tuition fees.
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School Tutoring Program in Houston Needs More Tutors
An organisation in Houston, HISD (Houston Independent School District), has recently launched a program to recruit tutors
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Bad Teachers Not Necessarily Bad for Students Say Ofsted
The chairman of Ofsted, Zenna Atkins, has recently said that bad teachers are not necessarily bad for pupils.
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Tutoring Program in Winnipeg for Eritrean Students
A small tutoring program in Winnipeg has just completed its first year, and is reporting successful results.
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