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Glenn
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Science at Primary School

In primary school science, the subjects cover a very wide range of topics and concepts, below here are some of the most common subjects you might encounter. If your child experiences problems with any of these topics, getting a private tutor may help them. 1.     Living things: This includes the study of animals, plants, insects and humans. You will learn about the characteristics of living things, how they grow and repr...
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Jennifer
Published by Jennifer

Pythagoras Method Tips for GCSE Maths

Are you a maths student who is struggling with the Pythagoras´ Method? This theorem is one of the key theorems learned during GCSE maths and can often feel quite difficult to start with. However, once we´ve mastered it, it can be enjoyble and satisfying to solve problems using Pythagoras´ Theorem. If you still need to get to this point, here are some tips to perfect the method for your GCSE Maths classes and to help your performance with your ma...
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Mia
Published by Mia

Tips to Adjust Teaching to your Students Needs

If you see that a student is struggling to sit still and learn, try and adjust your learning techniques into more engaging ways.   First of all, always encourage to hear feedback from your students to see what works best for them. They might help generate ideas about how they like learning. I would recommend that the first five minutes of each session you ask them how their week was and to generally engage in non-content conversations to en...
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Zoya
Published by Zoya

Why Learning a New Language Becomes More Challenging After the Age of 12

Learning a new language can be a challenging task, and it becomes even more challenging for pupils above 12 years of age. While young children are known to be more receptive to learning new languages, older learners often face more difficulty in acquiring new language skills. In this blog post, we will explore some of the reasons why it is harder for pupils above 12 years to learn a new language.   Brain Development   One of the reason...
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Zoya
Published by Zoya

Common challenges faced by EFL learners and how to overcome them

As an EFL (English as a Foreign Language) teacher, I’ve seen many students struggle with various challenges when it comes to learning English. However, by recognizing these common obstacles and implementing some helpful strategies, EFL learners can overcome them and achieve their language goals.   Vocabulary: Learning new vocabulary can be overwhelming, especially for beginners. To overcome this challenge, students should focus on learning...
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Atta-Mensah Moses
Published by Atta-Mensah Moses

Some of the most commonly used idioms in French

French is a beautiful and complex language, and one of the most fascinating aspects of it is the use of idioms. Idioms are expressions that have a figurative meaning that is different from the literal meaning of the words. They are often used in everyday conversation, and understanding them is crucial to becoming fluent in French. 1.      Avoir le coup de foudre This idiom translates to "to be struck by lightning" in Eng...
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Dr. Shilpy
Published by Dr. Shilpy

4 quick tips for tutoring physics

Being a physics tutor can be a challenging experience, but it doesn't have to be boring. With the right approach, you can make physics tuition interesting and engaging for your students. Here are some tips to help you make physics classes more enjoyable. 1. Explain the concept thoroughly First, make sure to explain the concepts thoroughly. Don't just give students the information; explain why it's important and how it relates to their daily...
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FindTutors
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Piano and singing: Find a music tutor in London

Music is an art that is always present in our lives and that we listen to every day. The passion is such in some people, that many people want to learn to sing and play the piano to play their favourite songs or even create their own.  If you've ever been curious enough to explore this art, it's because you must have a hidden talent waiting to come to light. A good music tutor will be able to help you discover your musical abilities an...
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FindTutors
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Top tips for beginner guitar students

The dream of many people is to play the guitar one day. Next to languages, it’s the most in-demand subject in the world of private tuition - which means that there is a host of opportunities to take guitar classes. No matter how old you are, it is never too late to learn to play the guitar. Besides, going back to being a beginner and student is always a very enriching experience.  The most important thing when learning to play the guitar is...
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Daniel
Published by Daniel

THE IMPORTANCE OF CREATIVITY AT EDUCATION

Creativity is a crucial component of education, as it fosters innovation, critical thinking, problem-solving, and self-expression. The ability to think creatively is essential in today's rapidly changing world, where new challenges and opportunities arise constantly. Here are some reasons why creativity is important in education: Develops problem-solving skills: Creativity requires thinking outside the box, which helps students develop proble...
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Ethyn
Published by Ethyn

Cell Structure: The things that live inside us

Many of us are familiar with the basics of cellular structure. Cells have genetic material, organelles that perform specific functions, and cytoplasm, the gel-like fluid which sustains many of the complex chemical reactions going on in our cells at any given moment.  But how did these structures emerge? In terms of evolution, scientists can look at the genome of living things to compare which of these structures are shared and which emerged...
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Ethyn
Published by Ethyn

Bacteria & Plants: A complex relationship

We can all relate to the feeling of being ill: high temperatures, cold sweats, bizarre dreams, etc.  But did you know that the experience of being ill is not unique to humans? All life forms can experience illness in the form of infections, even plants! A common pathogen for plant life are prokaryotes, the bacteria that infect you and me, although all sorts of things can infect a plant.  Prokaryotes that infect plants have to be tricky...
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Eric
Published by Eric

Steps to writing a winning Personal Statement

Writing a personal statement is an important part of the application process for college or university. It's a chance for you to showcase your personality, achievements, and aspirations to potential schools or employers. However, crafting a personal statement that effectively communicates your strengths and motivations can be a challenge. This post aims to provide some guidance on how to write a personal statement that resonates with secondary a...
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Valentina
Published by Valentina

Is it really that difficult all these “ der/die/ das” in German instead of one THE?

Aber natürlich!!!  At least it is unusual for a native English speaker. But it is also very rewarding once you got it into your system. Create a habit which helps you to learn it with ease and more importantly not getting irritated with the German language! Just accept that without " der/die/ das" there will not be the German language like there will not be a bike without wheels, I mean a proper bike, of course  The secret is: fro...
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