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.
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.
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.
More students would be achieving brilliantly, if more students had access to tutoring.
I think that relationship-building with inspirational and caring adults is a fundamental benefit of tutoring.
The best thing we can do for our students is teach them to love learning. Not so that they can keep up with a changing future – but so that they can lead in it.
The number of secondary school students who have had a tutor in the past year is currently at 27%. These numbers are even higher in London (41%).