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Irsa Shahzad
Published by Irsa Shahzad

Everything you need to know for your A-Level Maths exam

To excel in your A-Level Maths exam, it's important to have a strong understanding of various mathematical concepts and topics. Here's a comprehensive overview of the core topics typically covered in A-Level Maths. Keep in mind that this is a condensed summary, and it's always recommended to refer to your textbooks and class notes for more detailed explanations and examples: Core Pure Mathematics: Algebra and functions: Expand, factorize, an...
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Irsa
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Why should I get a GCSE tutor and how it will help me?

There was a time when to do well in your career, you just needed a basic education and a right mindset to start. With changing times and growing competition, it's not the same anymore, your grades matter in order to pursue further education. Students often find themselves in a dilemma with how to manage everything with a lack of proper guidance. It often leads to confusion and poor performance. But having a GCSE tutor gives an advantage for stud...
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FindTutors
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Top tips for passing any exam

There are no magic formulas for passing any exam with flying colours. Even so, when it's exam time or when it's time to take a test, we've all looked for tricks to make it easier. Techniques that we haven't thought of and that help us to memorise and retain more information.   We've decided to save you some time by listing our top tips for preparing for your next exam.  Physics tutor, Jithin Thazhe Puthiyottil has some ...
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FindTutors
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How can I improve my mental maths?

Do you struggle to calculate your share of a bill in a restaurant? Do you find it difficult to calculate someone’s age from their birthday? If you are travelling abroad, would you rather look on the Internet than count the time difference? If your answer is yes, you need to practice your mental maths with a maths tutor.   Maths, and in this case, mental arithmetic, is fundamental to our lives. No matter how old we are, we will always h...
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FindTutors
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Where should I publish my tutoring ad?

Are you ready to embark on a new adventure as a private tutor but don't know where to post ads for tutoring and homework help? Don't worry! This is actually a fairly common problem for all those who want to embark on this path.   In the world of private tuition, competition is certainly very high, so it is essential to develop good strategies to be able to reach students or parents directly - especially if I offer tutoring and homewor...
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FindTutors
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How can I make money tutoring online?

Today, more and more people are starting to work as private tutors. However, tutoring online, and making a success of it, doesn't happen overnight. In fact, there are some tips and tricks that need to followed to be able to tutor online successfully.  Do you want to get started with online tutoring and earn some extra money? In this article, we'll tell you everything you need to know to become a successful tutor.   What it takes ...
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Ruth
Published by Ruth

How can I sing without having a good voice?

Many people have been told at some stage in their lives that they do not have a good voice. I've heard countless stories of primary school teachers telling children they can't sing (who are all these awful teachers?) and it usually creates a belief of being a "bad" singer which people sadly carry through life with them. The truth is: singing is a birthright and everybody—really everybody—has a good voice! Singing is an ancestral practice for all...
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FindTutors
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How can I ace the GCSE Edexcel Maths exam?

Introduction to the GCSE Edexcel Maths exam   GCSE maths exams are a significant milestone in the academic journey of students in the United Kingdom. They're a testament to a student's understanding of mathematical concepts and their practical applications. Acing this exam can open doors to further education and career opportunities. This article aims to provide a comprehensive guide to help students achieve success in their GCS...
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Julieta
Published by Julieta

The Power of "-ing" Verbs: Formation and Versatile Usage

Introduction: In English, "-ing" verbs are dynamic tools that add action and energy to our communication. They can function as verbs, nouns, and adjectives, offering a wide range of expressive possibilities. In this blog post, we'll explore how to create "-ing" verbs and their use in different roles. Understanding their versatility will enhance your ability to communicate effectively. 1) Creating "-ing" Verbs: To form an "-ing" verb, simply add ...
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FindTutors
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How can I become a private tutor while at university?

Being at university is synonymous with needing some extra income. Whether it's for our whims or to earn our own money, looking for student jobs is always a good idea.   One of the most frequently asked questions in the world of private classes is whether you can be a private tutor while you are still a student. The answer is clearly yes, in fact it is one of the most common.  A student may be able to answer more specific questions...
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FindTutors
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How to create the perfect tutoring advert

Finding students is the main challenge to overcome in order to work as a private tutor. The traditional way to get them was through recommendations from friends or family, but this only allowed those who had contacts to become a tutor. Now, thanks to new online platforms, you can create ads for private tutoring.  Most private tutors look for their students through advertisements on the internet. With so much competition, you need to know w...
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Donald Pedder
Published by Donald Pedder

8÷2(2+2)=? Many get this clickbait question wrong. How to get bracketed order of operations right.

   You have probably seen a question like 8÷2(2+2) going around on socials, and much debate about the answer. In fact, it's precisely because people hotly debate it that it gets posted - it's clickbait, designed to get people engaged (on a particular website or whatever). Many people claim it's ambiguous, and yet it's not actually. Year 7-8 Maths textbooks are quite clear about how to do it. I'm going to take you through how to ge...
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FindTutors
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How to ace your A-Level Maths, Physics and Chemistry exams

If you're studying A-Level Maths, Physics, or Chemistry, you may find yourself struggling to keep up with the complex concepts and advanced problem-solving skills required to succeed in these subjects. That's where maths tutoring comes in. Private tutoring can be a valuable resource for students looking to excel in their studies and achieve their academic goals. In this blog post, we'll explore the benefits of maths tutoring, how to find the rig...
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Elisabeth
Published by Elisabeth

Is it time to reconsider how we teach speaking skills to language learners?

Learning a new language can be challenging, especially when it comes to mastering the grammar rules that govern it. Traditional language classes often involve rote memorisation of verb conjugations and noun declensions, which can be tedious and discouraging. Although some learners may find it helpful to practice these rules through written exercises, they often struggle to apply them in real-time conversations. This can be frustrating and hinder...
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