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Why Do Some Children Love Learning While Others Avoid It?

by Julia Silver | Jul 7, 2026 | For Parents, Future of Tutoring, Learning & Relationships, Professional Practice, Uncategorised, Understanding Tutoring

Children are naturally curious, so why do some begin to avoid learning? Explore how confidence, relationships and experiences shape a child’s attitude towards learning—and how great tutors help curiosity flourish once again.

When a Child Isn’t Trying

by Julia Silver | Jul 7, 2026 | Learning & Relationships, Uncategorised

Learning & Relationships When a Child Isn't Trying 10 minute read "If only they tried harder." It is one of the most common frustrations expressed by parents and teachers. But before we conclude that a learner is not trying, it is worth asking a different question:...

Can You Teach Motivation?

by Julia Silver | Jul 7, 2026 | Learning & Relationships, Uncategorised

Parents often ask tutors to motivate their child. But motivation isn’t something that can simply be handed over. Discover how great tutors create the conditions in which motivation can grow.

The Tutor Every Child Deserves

by Julia Silver | Jul 7, 2026 | Learning & Relationships

Every child deserves more than subject knowledge. They deserve a tutor who sees them as an individual, believes in their potential and helps them grow in confidence, understanding and independence.

Why Children Remember Tutors for Years

by Julia Silver | Jul 7, 2026 | Learning & Relationships

Long after the lessons have finished, many children still remember their tutor. Discover why great tutoring is remembered not just for what was taught, but for how learners were made to feel.

Why Children Remember Tutors for Years

by Julia Silver | Jul 7, 2026 | Learning & Relationships

Children may forget worksheets, formulas and revision techniques, but they often remember the adults who believed in them. Great tutors leave a lasting impression because they help learners feel capable, valued and understood.

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