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Sharpen: Revolutionising the way we take notes
Sharpen is here to change the way students revise and engage in online tutoring sessions. Read on to find out why now is the time to make the switch, for you and your students.
What do tuition companies actually do?
Qualified Tutor is joined by agency leaders, Georgina Green and Johnny Manning, and TTA President, John Nicols, to discuss the role that tuition companies have in today’s industry, as well as aims and objectives for the future.
Xmas Word Search
Richard provides us with one final activity before Christmas. See if you can get all 13 answers …
Q&A with Community Member, Maryam Mohammed
We speak to Community Member, Maryam Mohammed, about her experience in tutoring and what skills she has picked up along the way.
The ebb and flow of students and hours
Lisa McRobbie gives us an insight into how to transition from the teaching to tutoring, the pitfalls along the way and the lessons Lisa has learnt.
Take time to think
Richard Ashelford takes us on a tour of his reflective practice that guides his tutoring. It’s far-reaching and can be implemented from today …
Ponderings of a Maths tutor
Every time I finish a tutoring session, I come away feeling good about what I do …
Keeping up appearances
Working online requires tutors to keep up our appearances …
Tutoring Is For All
Admit it; before you were involved with tutoring (or if you haven’t been involved with tutoring, then still), chances are you had (or have) a perception that tutoring is only for those students who can afford it …
7 Steps to Success as a Tutor
Off the back of a hugely successful conversation with Mike Michalowicz on the Qualified Tutor Podcast, we decided to summarise Mike’s 7 key points for tutors.
What’s the problem with accuracy?
In some subjects, only 4 marks can be lost for ‘accuracy’ in a single answer, but in English as many as 16 marks are in jeopardy. Isn’t accuracy – accuracy?
Q&A with Community Member, Lisa McRobbie
We speak to Community Member, Lisa McRobbie, about her experience in tutoring and what advice she has for tutors starting out.
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