Freya Bennett

A key aspect of my teaching philosophy is building strong rapport with my students. I believe that creating a comfortable and supportive environment encourages students to ask questions and actively participate in their learning. I employ repetition and regular revisiting of concepts to solidify understanding, ensuring that knowledge is retained and built upon over time. Moreover, I am committed to making learning fun and enjoyable, incorporating engaging activities and games to foster a positive attitude towards English.

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My experience as a tutor, working with students from Reception to Year 11, has provided me with a deep understanding of diverse learning needs and effective teaching strategies. I have honed my ability to create tailored lesson plans, assess progress, and provide constructive feedback to both students and parents. Complementing this, my role as a holiday camp coach has equipped me with unique skills in engaging children through fun, interactive activities. This combination of experiences allows me to bring creativity and adaptability to my tutoring sessions, ensuring that each student receives a well-rounded and enjoyable learning experience.

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Academically driven throughout my educational journey, English has consistently been a subject I've cherished. While I recognize that not everyone shares this enthusiasm, I am eager to change that perception for others. My academic achievements include a range of GCSE grades from 9 to 5, with specific grade 8s in both English Literature and Language. Additionally, I attained ABC grades at A-level and am currently pursuing a degree in Sociology and Criminology at Exeter University. This background has equipped me with a strong understanding of effective learning strategies, which I am keen to apply to inspire a love for English in students of all abilities."m