Better for memory: Learning on paper has many benefits to it; one of the main benefits being is that can be better for the memory; the reason for this is that studies show that when students are writing on paper they have a better understanding and its makes it easier for them to remember what […]
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Read a book: Reading a book is often the case of taking a break for most people; the reason for this is that it helps reduce stress by taking your mind off things that stress you as you are engaging with the book as you read; you are picturing what’s happening as you read. School
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Keep your child in the learning mind-set: Summer holidays are the holidays students love the most as most students are off for up to 6 weeks, which is a significant long time off. The down side of being off for up to 6 weeks is that it can lead to a high probability of learning
Improved confidence: Having a tutor has shown that it helps most students build confidence; the reason for this is that students and tutors build a relationship between each other, which makes the students comfortable to be able to ask their tutors anything. Having that one-to-one attention can benefit the student in so many ways as
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Strong subject knowledge: One of the main skills you need to have to become a tutor is subject knowledge; the reason for this is because tutors need to make lessons exciting as well as engaging. Also, tutors must have a strong knowledge of what they are teaching as they will be processing that information to
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Students mental health and wellbeing: Covid had a massive impact on students mentally; the reason for this is that Covid disrupted students routine to school, meaning students had a daily routine of showing up to school attending classes on regular basses which they had adapted to. However, when lockdown happened schools were forced to close,
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Set goals: Setting goals is vital; before you start revision, you should think about what you want to achieve; write down what you want to achieve in terms of the subjects you want to do and the grades you want to achieve in the subjects. Understanding your subject is vital; meaning, write down the list
Identify areas that need more work: Identifying areas in your child’s work that need improvement is a great way to fill gaps in your child’s work. The reason for this is because you’re identifying the issue; which then allows you to help them improve in those areas. Even asking their teacher is there are areas
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Try to read your favourite book in a different language: One of the most common ways to learn a different language is to read your favourite book in a different language; that way you already know what the book is about and you will be familiar with what happens in most pages. They can make
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Set screen time limits: Setting screen time limits is vital; as we need to set boundaries. The reason for this is because we don’t want our children on the screen all day long watching tv and playing video games; which they comfortably could do; this can be damaging to our children in the long run
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