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Teaching online is not teaching with a technical inconvenience attached. You have lost the two channels you unconsciously rely on: the faces that tell you when…
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Every tutor has a group where a third of the homework does not arrive. The usual response is escalation: warnings, then marks deducted, then a message home. It…
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Sooner or later a parent contacts you angry: about a mark, a comment, a phone call home, or a result that arrived as a surprise. How the first four minutes go…
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The opening five minutes of a session are the ones students are most able to concentrate in, and they are almost universally spent on the least valuable…
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Tutoring groups are formed by timetable and geography, not by level. The result is normal and awkward: within one group, a student comfortably ahead of the…
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Almost every tutor takes attendance. Almost none of them use it. The register gets filled in, it is accurate, and it sits there as an excellent historical…
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A schoolteacher facing persistent disruption has a corridor of people behind them. A private tutor has none, and the student causing the problem is paying for…
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Whatever happens in the first session becomes the default. Not because students decide to obey, but because they are watching for what this particular teacher…
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A group of forty is not a group of twelve with more chairs. The difference is not noise, it is feedback. In a small group you can see who is lost by looking.…
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Most accommodations for ADHD are not special equipment. They are ordinary teaching decisions made slightly differently, and the majority of them help the rest…
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ADHD is one of the most common neurodevelopmental conditions of childhood, and one of the most frequently misread. The behaviour is visible; the reason for it…
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Differentiation has a reputation for being impossible: forty children, forty plans. That version genuinely is impossible, and it is not what differentiation…
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