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It is almost GCSE and A-Level exam season for the 23/24 cohort. ••• This means that we are in our final stages of exam preparation and we are making sure that our students feel ready to sit their exams. ••• The picture shown is the revision plan for our year 11 students. Meaning on the dates listed, they will sit the following subject lesson. ••• We will prepare them in being time-conscious, accurate and confident in their exams. ... See MoreSee Less
TWO RECENT ARTICLES REVEALS THE PRICE OF EDUCATION TODAY
A recent survey conducted among teachers in England has uncovered a troubling increase in incidents of pupil violence and abuse following the Covid-19 pandemic, leading to demands for better support and training, especially in light of reports indicating a rise in parental abuse directed at educators.
The motion passed at the NASUWT's annual conference highlights a concerning increase in mental health issues among teachers, urging for comprehensive mental health support and suicide prevention training following the tragic suicide of headteacher Ruth Perry, exacerbated by the pressures of the profession as evidenced by a nationwide survey revealing the adverse impact on teachers' mental health.
It's that time of the year: our spring assessments! And, our dedicated tutors have been fully immersed in the task of marking, moderating, and crafting assessment reports for our students from years 1 to 13. They've diligently worked through the past two weekends to ensure thoroughness and accuracy in their assessment reports. ... See MoreSee Less
Our GCSE Physics tutor, is skillfully unraveling a question regarding heat transfer by delving into the intricacies of the 'Specific Heat Capacity Equation'. ... See MoreSee Less
Our GCSE Physics tutor, is skillfully unraveling a question regarding heat transfer by delving into the intricacies of the 'Specific Heat Capacity Equation'.
With Ramadan approaching, I wanted to share the stills from our annual planner showing our updated dates of operation over the next couple of months. Green days are tuition sessions and yellow represents mock exams.
During Ramadan, we will open on Saturdays and Sundays as we normally do with opening times as follows:
Saturday 10am to 5:30pm Sunday 10am to 4pm
Our parents will have received information via WhatsApp guiding them to their child's new day/time. Please get in touch with Briony with any issues or alterations to the times as they need to be corrected before the sessions start.
The Mock Exam revision list will be live on our website this week and the information will be sent home via WhatsApp for all parents.
We are almost halfway through our first week back and it is safe to say that the students are working hard towards their next assessments at the end of March! ... See MoreSee Less
WE’RE CLOSED ••• It’s February half-term next week so the centre will be closed. ••• Classes will begin again on 19th February. ••• Have a lovely break! ... See MoreSee Less
It’s been on the wall for 4 months and it’s finally time to use it! ••• Our year 6, SATs exam preparation plan. Our year 6 students will spend the next 4.5 months working through exam-style practice to solidify their knowledge and prepare them for their in-school exams. ••• Students will begin with 1 booklet per week to focus on either Maths or English. This will alternate until after the February half term when they will move to 2 booklets per week to ensure they have been exposed to as many possible questions as possible. ••• SATs exams are designed to assess students at the end of their primary school journey. The scores they receive in these tests will be passed on to the secondary school they receive a place at and place them into sets. It’s important for students to do well so that they can be placed correctly for their secondary school journey. ••• #satspreparation#year6sats#classof2024... See MoreSee Less
After a long, two-week break, we are back to tuition from today. Above you can see our January planner. Tuition will run as normal all month. ... See MoreSee Less
It may be the last day of term but it’s still a chance to learn at Aletheia! ••• We’ve got some Year 11s in our 4pm session working through some probability questions with their tutor today. ••• One final lesson before the holidays. Well done everyone! ... See MoreSee Less
Yesterday marked the celebration of Briony's three-year milestone at Aletheia Academy, coinciding with the anticipation of her upcoming birthday. On a momentous occasion, we officially crowned her as the esteemed boss of Aletheia Academy!
Our Year 4 11+ students were looking at some rhymes in their booklets and we found this on the board at the end of the session.
"This is tuition We're here to learn Take new paths on our own terms"
It beautifully sums up our ethos and our goals with the students. We work to their needs and pace to ensure we have a happy and productive working environment. ... See MoreSee Less
We believe that students should be able to fulfill our 7 Student Responsibilities in order to succeed at tuition. Those responsibilities are listed below.
Good habits last a lifetime and we try to instill those habits into our students from the day they join our team! ... See MoreSee Less
This is an example of a tutor's report that goes out to parents. We feedback on all tuition lessons and expect tutees and parents to review them in their own time. This report was from an A level Maths lesson (tutee name has been changed). Other information recorded in the lesson-by-lesson report are: subject, booklet undertaken, topic studied, homework marked, homework set and behaviour ... See MoreSee Less
youtu.be/FbRLtAcbdrc All Aletheians should watch this tutorial before undertaking the forthcoming tuition mock exams, in two weeks, or any other mock exams at school. ... See MoreSee Less
Did you know that some students will get to year 10 before sitting any kind of formal assessment? This makes the experience all the more disconcerting for them.
We like to make sure that students from year 1 to year 13 have a sense of exam conditions and don't feel quite so overwhelmed when they come to sit their real exams.
The students are gaining valuable experience and we are able to complete important progress checks for all students.
Here's a taste of what happens while our students are sitting exams. ... See MoreSee Less
It may be the weekend but for us, that means Mock Exams.
All of our students will sit a series of assessments before the Christmas break.
Here's a few short clips showing what happens once the papers have been completed by the students. Today, we've got Avais and Beenash working hard to mark AND moderate around 100 exam papers so that our students can have their papers back in the final week of tuition. ... See MoreSee Less
Question: What is the difference between the present perfect and the simple past?
Answer: Use the simple past when the action started in the past, finished in the past, and is not continuing now. Use the present perfect when the action started in the past and is continuing now.
The simple past tells us that an action happened at a certain time in the past, and is not continuing anymore. It doesn't tell us anything about when an action happened, so more information needs to be given with this verb form, such as when the action took place.
The present perfect tells us that an action started in the past and it is still happening now, or it is something that happens regularly. We may need more information to tell us how long it has been going on. It may also tell us that the time period it started in is still going on.
The following example sentences show the different meanings when using the two verb tenses.
Akbar ate lunch early. (Simple Past: Eating lunch has started and ended in the past. Someone might say this when the time for eating lunch has also ended. Lunch happened early, and it is over now.) Akbar has eaten lunch. (Present Perfect: Akbar started and finished eating lunch in the past, but lunch time is still going on. Someone might say this when others are preparing to eat lunch, and they want to know whether Akbar will join them.) ... See MoreSee Less
Our 11+ students are always making improvements and learning together!
Here is one of our 11+ tutors, Alex, explaining where some students went wrong with a homework question this week and giving them a quick method for working out angles in a shape.
They will definitely understand angles in polygons after this quick demonstration! ... See MoreSee Less
We love to give our students access to as many books as they could possibly wish for therefore, we have hundreds of downloadable reading books on our website which our students can read at home.
If your child reads any of our books or stories from home, they can write us a review and we can put it up on our working wall. Briony is always happy to talk about books! She loves them! ... See MoreSee Less
We have also created a video on 'why revision is important' and 'how to revise' which all of our parents and students can view here: www.tutormychild.com/about-revision/
Preparing for exams is the best way to ensure success and help us to discover what our students need help with moving forward.
If your child needs help with specific subjects ahead of their exams in tuition or in school, please don't hesitate to get in touch and we can arrange that for them. ... See MoreSee Less
We have been working on our displays in the centre and we started with Maths!
This wall is now filled with formulae, mathematical rules and key vocabulary to help the students to understand their work and have reference points to help them where they are struggling.
Students will be learning passively with this display as well as actively with their tutors.
The English and Science displays are on the way too! ... See MoreSee Less
With the 2023-24 Academic year in full swing, I wanted to provide a couple of updates.
Our curriculum has had a revamp! All new booklets with new questions for each and every student! You will notice that your child's booklets look different.
Homework is now on paper. Details of the specific tasks for each year group will be given via WhatsApp this week, so please watch for that information.
The first assessments will be given before the October Half-Term for Students doing our '11 PLUS 5', KS3, GCSE and A-Level Courses. ... See MoreSee Less
We have now finished our summer tuition sessions for 2023.
A huge Well Done to our 11+ intensive students who have been great! They have completed 15 Assessments over the past 4 weeks. They have not stopped working.
Another Well Done to our Year 9 students moving into Year 10 - as they have moved to their new year group to get ahead.
Finally, our new Year 11 class, we know this year will be tough and we're here to support you every step of the way!
We're ready and raring for our 2023/24 Academic Year! See you all next week. ... See MoreSee Less
Our 11+ intensive students are getting used to the Audio today. They're working on the second assessment of 18 they will complete this month. It will prepare them for their real exam in September. ... See MoreSee Less
We are back today and beginning our 11+ intensive sessions. Our Y5 students have been working hard this year and we will do out final practice over the next 4 weeks to prepare them for the exam in September.
Normal sessions are running throughout the week in our altered timings. ... See MoreSee Less
We have updated our annual planner for both 2023 ad 2024. It is available to view for our existing parents and staff at: www.tutormychild.com/annual-planner/
This is the best way to keep updated with any timetable changes and closures for the academic year. If you are planning to take your child away over the summer while we're still open, please contact us so that we can make arrangements for their return.
We have made some changes and updated our page, we will be posting regular updates and information to this page to keep our parents, students, and staff updated.
It can be hard to find the best way of studying. These Top Tips provide some ideas to help you get going on study and make the most of your study time.
Your success in a trial class depends entirely on your attitude, teaching approach and your skills. Here are top tips you must follow to help you get success in trial class.
educationhub.blog.gov.uk/2024/02/29/fines-for-parents-for-taking-children-out-of-school-what-you-... ... See MoreSee Less
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It is almost GCSE and A-Level exam season for the 23/24 cohort.
•••
This means that we are in our final stages of exam preparation and we are making sure that our students feel ready to sit their exams.
•••
The picture shown is the revision plan for our year 11 students. Meaning on the dates listed, they will sit the following subject lesson.
•••
We will prepare them in being time-conscious, accurate and confident in their exams. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
TWO RECENT ARTICLES REVEALS THE PRICE OF EDUCATION TODAY
A recent survey conducted among teachers in England has uncovered a troubling increase in incidents of pupil violence and abuse following the Covid-19 pandemic, leading to demands for better support and training, especially in light of reports indicating a rise in parental abuse directed at educators.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-68674568
The motion passed at the NASUWT's annual conference highlights a concerning increase in mental health issues among teachers, urging for comprehensive mental health support and suicide prevention training following the tragic suicide of headteacher Ruth Perry, exacerbated by the pressures of the profession as evidenced by a nationwide survey revealing the adverse impact on teachers' mental health.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-68699578 ... See MoreSee Less
NASUWT conference: Teachers pass motion calling for suicide prevention support
www.bbc.co.uk
Teachers' union NASUWT voted in favour of a motion calling for fully-funded mental health training.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
It's that time of the year: our spring assessments! And, our dedicated tutors have been fully immersed in the task of marking, moderating, and crafting assessment reports for our students from years 1 to 13. They've diligently worked through the past two weekends to ensure thoroughness and accuracy in their assessment reports. ... See MoreSee Less
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One of our Chemistry tutors is addressing a distillation-related question with a year 10 student.
#gcsechemistry ... See MoreSee Less
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Our GCSE Physics tutor, is skillfully unraveling a question regarding heat transfer by delving into the intricacies of the 'Specific Heat Capacity Equation'. ... See MoreSee Less
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It’s world book day today!
We’ll be sharing some of our favourite books on our stories today! Feel free to share your favourites in the comments. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our GCSE Physics tutor, is skillfully unraveling a question regarding heat transfer by delving into the intricacies of the 'Specific Heat Capacity Equation'.
With Ramadan approaching, I wanted to share the stills from our annual planner showing our updated dates of operation over the next couple of months.
Green days are tuition sessions and yellow represents mock exams.
During Ramadan, we will open on Saturdays and Sundays as we normally do with opening times as follows:
Saturday 10am to 5:30pm
Sunday 10am to 4pm
Our parents will have received information via WhatsApp guiding them to their child's new day/time.
Please get in touch with Briony with any issues or alterations to the times as they need to be corrected before the sessions start.
The Mock Exam revision list will be live on our website this week and the information will be sent home via WhatsApp for all parents.
Thanks! ... See MoreSee Less
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We are almost halfway through our first week back and it is safe to say that the students are working hard towards their next assessments at the end of March! ... See MoreSee Less
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WE’RE CLOSED
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It’s February half-term next week so the centre will be closed.
•••
Classes will begin again on 19th February.
•••
Have a lovely break! ... See MoreSee Less
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It’s been on the wall for 4 months and it’s finally time to use it!
•••
Our year 6, SATs exam preparation plan. Our year 6 students will spend the next 4.5 months working through exam-style practice to solidify their knowledge and prepare them for their in-school exams.
•••
Students will begin with 1 booklet per week to focus on either Maths or English. This will alternate until after the February half term when they will move to 2 booklets per week to ensure they have been exposed to as many possible questions as possible.
•••
SATs exams are designed to assess students at the end of their primary school journey. The scores they receive in these tests will be passed on to the secondary school they receive a place at and place them into sets. It’s important for students to do well so that they can be placed correctly for their secondary school journey.
•••
#satspreparation #year6sats #classof2024 ... See MoreSee Less
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We’re back!
After a long, two-week break, we are back to tuition from today. Above you can see our January planner. Tuition will run as normal all month. ... See MoreSee Less
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It may be the last day of term but it’s still a chance to learn at Aletheia!
•••
We’ve got some Year 11s in our 4pm session working through some probability questions with their tutor today.
•••
One final lesson before the holidays. Well done everyone! ... See MoreSee Less
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For any instagram users, we have now created an account over there
Follow us @aletheiaacademy1112 for daily updates and stories ... See MoreSee Less
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Yesterday marked the celebration of Briony's three-year milestone at Aletheia Academy, coinciding with the anticipation of her upcoming birthday. On a momentous occasion, we officially crowned her as the esteemed boss of Aletheia Academy!
Warm regards,
Suhail ... See MoreSee Less
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Our Year 4 11+ students were looking at some rhymes in their booklets and we found this on the board at the end of the session.
"This is tuition
We're here to learn
Take new paths
on our own terms"
It beautifully sums up our ethos and our goals with the students. We work to their needs and pace to ensure we have a happy and productive working environment. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
We believe that students should be able to fulfill our 7 Student Responsibilities in order to succeed at tuition.
Those responsibilities are listed below.
Good habits last a lifetime and we try to instill those habits into our students from the day they join our team! ... See MoreSee Less
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Our students range from year 1 to year 13 and we pride ourselves on the quality of their tuition and vast resources they can access.
Our tutors are dedicated to their students and tutor individual students to assist with their needs.
Here’s a short clip of Mariah explaining transcription and translation for A-Level Biology. ... See MoreSee Less
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Excellent lesson
This is an example of a tutor's report that goes out to parents. We feedback on all tuition lessons and expect tutees and parents to review them in their own time. This report was from an A level Maths lesson (tutee name has been changed). Other information recorded in the lesson-by-lesson report are: subject, booklet undertaken, topic studied, homework marked, homework set and behaviour ... See MoreSee Less
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youtu.be/FbRLtAcbdrc
All Aletheians should watch this tutorial before undertaking the forthcoming tuition mock exams, in two weeks, or any other mock exams at school. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Did you know that some students will get to year 10 before sitting any kind of formal assessment? This makes the experience all the more disconcerting for them.
We like to make sure that students from year 1 to year 13 have a sense of exam conditions and don't feel quite so overwhelmed when they come to sit their real exams.
The students are gaining valuable experience and we are able to complete important progress checks for all students.
Here's a taste of what happens while our students are sitting exams. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
It may be the weekend but for us, that means Mock Exams.
All of our students will sit a series of assessments before the Christmas break.
Here's a few short clips showing what happens once the papers have been completed by the students.
Today, we've got Avais and Beenash working hard to mark AND moderate around 100 exam papers so that our students can have their papers back in the final week of tuition. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Language devices are extremely important for English Language.
Here's Chris explaining exactly where a student was picking up marks in his creative writing work yesterday. ... See MoreSee Less
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=81lRCs3XUk4&t=8s&ab_channel=PaperEnglish-EnglishDanny
Question: What is the difference between the present perfect and the simple past?
Answer:
Use the simple past when the action started in the past, finished in the past, and is not continuing now. Use the present perfect when the action started in the past and is continuing now.
The simple past tells us that an action happened at a certain time in the past, and is not continuing anymore. It doesn't tell us anything about when an action happened, so more information needs to be given with this verb form, such as when the action took place.
The present perfect tells us that an action started in the past and it is still happening now, or it is something that happens regularly. We may need more information to tell us how long it has been going on. It may also tell us that the time period it started in is still going on.
The following example sentences show the different meanings when using the two verb tenses.
Akbar ate lunch early. (Simple Past: Eating lunch has started and ended in the past. Someone might say this when the time for eating lunch has also ended. Lunch happened early, and it is over now.)
Akbar has eaten lunch. (Present Perfect: Akbar started and finished eating lunch in the past, but lunch time is still going on. Someone might say this when others are preparing to eat lunch, and they want to know whether Akbar will join them.) ... See MoreSee Less
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Our 11+ students are always making improvements and learning together!
Here is one of our 11+ tutors, Alex, explaining where some students went wrong with a homework question this week and giving them a quick method for working out angles in a shape.
They will definitely understand angles in polygons after this quick demonstration! ... See MoreSee Less
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We're regularly updating our curriculum content to meet the needs of our students studying at the local schools. ... See MoreSee Less
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Here's a little something on why learning in small groups matter:
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We are big advocates for reading at Aletheia Academy - Tuition Centre!
We love to give our students access to as many books as they could possibly wish for therefore, we have hundreds of downloadable reading books on our website which our students can read at home.
If your child reads any of our books or stories from home, they can write us a review and we can put it up on our working wall.
Briony is always happy to talk about books! She loves them! ... See MoreSee Less
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Winter Mock Exams
We have released all information about our Winter Mock Exams and the Revision lists can be found on our website under:
www.tutormychild.com/mock-exam-revision/
We have also created a video on 'why revision is important' and 'how to revise' which all of our parents and students can view here:
www.tutormychild.com/about-revision/
Preparing for exams is the best way to ensure success and help us to discover what our students need help with moving forward.
If your child needs help with specific subjects ahead of their exams in tuition or in school, please don't hesitate to get in touch and we can arrange that for them. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
We have been working on our displays in the centre and we started with Maths!
This wall is now filled with formulae, mathematical rules and key vocabulary to help the students to understand their work and have reference points to help them where they are struggling.
Students will be learning passively with this display as well as actively with their tutors.
The English and Science displays are on the way too! ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
It is the Half-Term Holiday next week and the Centre will be closed.
There will be NO tuition sessions after Friday 27th October.
The centre will reopen as normal on Monday 6th November.
Thanks ... See MoreSee Less
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With the 2023-24 Academic year in full swing, I wanted to provide a couple of updates.
Our curriculum has had a revamp! All new booklets with new questions for each and every student! You will notice that your child's booklets look different.
Homework is now on paper. Details of the specific tasks for each year group will be given via WhatsApp this week, so please watch for that information.
The first assessments will be given before the October Half-Term for Students doing our '11 PLUS 5', KS3, GCSE and A-Level Courses. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
We have now finished our summer tuition sessions for 2023.
A huge Well Done to our 11+ intensive students who have been great! They have completed 15 Assessments over the past 4 weeks. They have not stopped working.
Another Well Done to our Year 9 students moving into Year 10 - as they have moved to their new year group to get ahead.
Finally, our new Year 11 class, we know this year will be tough and we're here to support you every step of the way!
We're ready and raring for our 2023/24 Academic Year!
See you all next week. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our 11+ intensive students are getting used to the Audio today. They're working on the second assessment of 18 they will complete this month. It will prepare them for their real exam in September. ... See MoreSee Less
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My daughter passed her 11 plus by going to this centre.
We are back today and beginning our 11+ intensive sessions. Our Y5 students have been working hard this year and we will do out final practice over the next 4 weeks to prepare them for the exam in September.
Normal sessions are running throughout the week in our altered timings. ... See MoreSee Less
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We are in our final week of tuition before the 2-week summer holiday.
Our students are working hard through the next few days until we finish on Friday 21st! ... See MoreSee Less
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We have updated our annual planner for both 2023 ad 2024. It is available to view for our existing parents and staff at: www.tutormychild.com/annual-planner/
This is the best way to keep updated with any timetable changes and closures for the academic year. If you are planning to take your child away over the summer while we're still open, please contact us so that we can make arrangements for their return.
Thanks! ... See MoreSee Less
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It is the final day of our Summer Mock Exams today!
All students have completed between 2 and 4 mock exams in their relevant subjects on the content they have covered in the last 12 months.
They have just 2 weeks of tuition left before our 2-week summer break.
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We have made some changes and updated our page, we will be posting regular updates and information to this page to keep our parents, students, and staff updated.
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8 study tips - help children reach their potential
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Tips for Home Tutors to Get Success in Trial Class. ... See MoreSee Less
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Your success in a trial class depends entirely on your attitude, teaching approach and your skills. Here are top tips you must follow to help you get success in trial class.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Having trouble getting just one child to quiet down or clean up? Imagine wrangling 20. These classroom tricks will keep kids on track.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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7 Creative Ways You Can Save for Your Children’s Tuition. ... See MoreSee Less
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If one of your goals happens to be saving for your kids’ college tuition, check out these tips for working it into your budget.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
10 Good #study Habits to Help Your Child Succeed in the New School Year. ... See MoreSee Less
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The importance of good study habits can never be minimized. Here are some ways to set your child up for a productive school year.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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5 #study tips that will help children tackle their homework. ... See MoreSee Less
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