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Mauricio
Published by Mauricio

How to practise Spanish outside of your lessons (Part 2).

In the previous part, I was describing how your brain works and the most basic options you have to use your free time to improve your understanding of the Spanish language outside your lessons (this perfectly applies to other languages too). In this part, we’re going to explore other options that might pose a bigger challenge but will definitely give you increased interaction with Spanish, allowing you to improve your skills even faster: 1 - Vi...
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Mauricio
Published by Mauricio

How to practise Spanish outside of your lessons (Part 1)

Learning Spanish might be challenging at first, but as every single activity you do, it gets easier over time, and even (if you are just a little bit creative) entertaining, and thus the more you use it and enjoy it, the better. If you want to compare it with anything, learning might share similarities with muscles. Picture this: you see this big guy at your gym, and he is huge, he walks to the weights, and now he lifts 100 kilograms, the firs...
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Jean
Published by Jean

Where do I start with studying for my maths exams? Tips for GCSE and A Level

Maths is a very unique subject to revise for, as it doesn't involve an abundance of memorisation but requires you to sharpen your problem-solving skills. So how exactly should you prepare for a maths exam?  Creating a revision plan Deciding what to revise and when you will do so is just as vital as revision itself, because there is limited time that you have to spend revising. If you are sitting your GCSEs there will be several other subje...
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Louisa
Published by Louisa

How to Sing in Tune and Improve Your Intonation

Do you ever find yourself struggling to catch the melody of a song, no matter how many times you listen to it? Or perhaps you're already a skilled vocalist but want to take your intonation to the next level? Today, we're diving into that topic! How to Sing in Tune Singing in tune is one of the core elements of being a vocalist. It's a musical aspect that most people can easily recognise and comment on. Therefore, we need to get it right! In thi...
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FindTutors
Published by FindTutors

When is Results Day 2024? GCSE, A Level, and SQA

With exam season quickly creeping up on secondary school students across the UK, both students and parents are already wondering when the all-important results day will be this year. Whether you've been studying for your GCSEs, A Levels, or are in Scotland awaiting your results from the SQA, it's essential to mark these significant dates in your calendar. Let's delve into the results day dates for 2024 and explore some tips on preparation and co...
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Muhammad Jazlan
Published by Muhammad Jazlan

What are Algorithms and How Can We Learn to Build Them

Problems have been around for as long as humans have been able to think (that's a very long amount of time isn't it?). As problems arose, people tried to solve them. Let's try and use a very simple problem to get us started: I want to cook an egg. Now how can I go about cooking an egg? The first step would be to break it into a smaller set of sub-problems to scope out the problem. Let's list some questions we would need to answer before we can ...
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Nadine
Published by Nadine

Expert Tips From an Experienced Teacher and Examiner on How to Reduce Exam Stress

It happens to all of us, racing heart, sweaty palms, shaking hands. It is a natural fight or flight response. It is your body's way of protecting you from danger or a stressful situation. You cannot prevent it from happening, but there are many things you can do to help control it, both before and during the exams. Here are my top 6 tips for you to try to reduce exam stress: 1. Make sure you are fully prepared for the exam. Revise before. I kno...
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FindTutors
Published by FindTutors

Tips and techniques for GCSE revision

How to revise for your GCSEs 1. Create your timetable Before you start creating your timetable, you should choose whether you work better with a paper timetable or a digital one. A written timetable, whether physical or digital, provides benefits such as manual tracking and easy modifications for those who prefer traditional methods. Conversely, digital timetables, like Google Calendar, offer versatility and convenience. Make sure you start your...
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Duncan
Published by Duncan

TIPS FOR LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE : FRENCH AS

The language I am typing on: English - is renowned as the universal language of communication.  Native speakers will ask, "Why should we then learn a foreign language?" In this case, French as a foreign language. The futuristic industry that will remain at par with Artificial Integration (AI) is the world of multilingualism.  -  Join us at any level as we review guidelines for mastering la langue francaise. For beginners, there i...
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FindTutors
Published by FindTutors

How to get more students on FindTutors

The world of private tutoring is a great unknown for someone who is just starting out or for those who have only been on the student side. It is common to think that most private teachers are in it just to earn a bonus. The common concept of a student who goes to class in the mornings and teaches in the afternoons is widespread, but it is a thing of the past. Nowadays, the majority of private tutors are full-time teachers and in many cases make ...
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Rao Muhammad Yousaf
Published by Rao Muhammad Yousaf

History of English Language and Literature

The historical backdrop of the English language is a complicated and intriguing excursion that traverses more than a thousand years. It has gone through tremendous changes in regard to jargon, sentence structure, and elocution. Here is an improved on outline of the vital periods throughout the entire existence of English: English keeps on advancing with the impact of innovation, media, and social trade. New words are continually added to the la...
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FindTutors
Published by FindTutors

Online Tutoring: DBS Checks and Child Safety

The tutoring industry has seen a significant upswing in recent years, particularly due to the pandemic and the subsequent shift towards online learning. Tutoring services are no longer confined to traditional subjects like maths and science. From dance and rock climbing to learning Mandarin or mastering physics, there's a tutor for every need. In this age of digitalisation, tutoring has transcended geographical boundaries, and students can acces...
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FindTutors
Published by FindTutors

Tips for teaching Spanish lessons

Starting something new, especially a profession where you have to speak in front of students, is a scary moment for many tutors. When you become a tutor, teaching your first class can be nerve racking. Here are some tips on how to start teaching Spanish classes! Why become a Spanish tutor? Choosing to become a Spanish tutor can be a highly rewarding experience. If you have decided to teach your own language, you'll discover the joy of transmitt...
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Anthony
Published by Anthony

Tips On Writing an Eye-Catching CV: Stand out from crowd and land that dream job!

Are you looking to land a dream job now or in the future? Then read on… Great jobs are always popular. Often, online advertisements receive 100’s of keen applicants per role. As someone with 13+ years of recruitment experience, I have reviewed 1000s of CV'S and have noticed some common traits. Whether you are preparing to enter the world of work in the future or are currently looking to switch jobs, having a great looking CV is crucial to securi...
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