Victoria Burns returns with a thought-provoking piece on what teacher training in the present day must include.
Coming from a gradual understanding of the deficiencies in the training she received herself, Victoria challenges us to see learning to read as THE fundamental concept in education.
Kayleigh Crouch, Director of Bright Sparks Tutors, pens a thorough account of what it means to work with a student with low confidence, and how you can support them.
Rich with references to the literature, this practical guide should act as your accompaniment to any tutoring session.
To make our podcast as open and accessible as possible, we continue to transcribe our episodes (thank you Jack Simmonds!).
What a difference a year makes …
Bramble’s 2nd State of Online Tutoring Survey has revealed a great deal more than expected.
Read on above to find out what over 2,500 tutors, students and parents think about in-person vs online tutoring.
In our drive towards making the content that Qualified Tutor produces more accessible, Jack Simmonds (Course Facilitator and all-round good guy) has taken the time to transcribe the conversation from our Late Night Live Podcasts – this is Monday’s conversation. Have a read!
Helen Osmond, a well experienced Maths tutor herself, takes us through why every tutor, Maths-based or not, should attend Judy Brice’s Monday afternoon event at the Festival. (Hint: the lessons from Maths anxiety can be transposed to other subjects too …)