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Bridging the teacher-parent relationship
Julia, the teachers who are also parents, what are they going through right now ?
Teachers as digital creators
So Julia, how are the different media working for you at the moment (with your teacher hat on) ?
This has been a tough week
So Julia, we’ve come to the end of April, schools going back after the Easter holidays what message do you think schools want to share with parents right now?
Supporting Students during the Coronavirus Pandemic: 4 Steps to Successful Online Tutoring
Online and virtual tutoring (and teaching) is going to be taking a front-seat in the coming weeks and months and it’s important that tutors alter their approach to fit the new environment.
Supporting Students during the Coronavirus Pandemic: The 3 Keys to unlocking Motivation in any Student
Here’s our 3 keys to unlocking motivation any student: (Note: this blog is actually a mini-teacher-training – we’d love to hear if it helps you in practice.)
Supporting Students during the Coronavirus Pandemic: Free or Cheap Online Learning Resources
There are so many online resources, whether they’re apps, online programs or printable worksheets. Here’s some favourites I can recommend:
Supporting Students During the Coronavirus Pandemic: Intrinsic Motivation
Help students to become intrinsically motivated for a new way of working.
Supporting Students During the Coronavirus Pandemic: Creating a Learning Environment at Home
Are you ready to turn your home into an Early Learning Centre or Public Library?
Who Creates the Learning Environment?
Take responsibility and become an instrument of inspiration.
Supporting Students During the Coronavirus Pandemic: 5 Skills to Support Independent Study
Plan well, study efficiently, look after yourself and don’t forget to play.
Supporting Students During the Coronavirus Pandemic: 7 Ways to Increase Learning if Schools Close
In the face of threatened school closures, we need to plan how to use the time productively. Maybe we can even turn a crisis into an opportunity.
The Point of a Tutor – Teach a Man to Fish
As a tutor, your highest aim should be making your student an independent learner. This will ensure your impact reaches far beyond the confines of your sessions together.