
Learning can be a battle for many families. Children are tired after school, and homework can quickly turn into frustration on both sides. It’s no surprise that many parents worry they’re doing something wrong when learning doesn’t feel fun. The...
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Learning can be a battle for many families. Children are tired after school, and homework can quickly turn into frustration on both sides. It’s no surprise that many parents worry they’re doing something wrong when learning doesn’t feel fun. The...
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GCSEs are just around the corner, and with them may come a loss of focus or feelings of worry or hopelessness. Coming back to school after a long break can be difficult. The holidays are when sleep patterns slip, and study routines fly out the window. It’s...
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It’s normal for students to feel mixed emotions at the start of a new term. Some may greet the start of school with eagerness and be ready to reset and do better. Others might feel tired or distracted after such a long break away from their desks. Tutors...
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Happy New Year! While January often brings a sense of fresh starts and good intentions, it can also feel like a long stretch for children and parents alike. The excitement of Christmas has passed, the days are short and cold, and many children return to...
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The start of a new year is a natural moment for children to reset, refocus, and build confidence for the term ahead. After the excitement of Christmas and the slower pace of the winter break, many students need gentle support to ease back into learning. With...
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Christmas is a season full of tradition and togetherness. It’s also a wonderful opportunity to nurture learning in fun, creative ways. From the build-up to Christmas Day to the slow, cosy days between Christmas and New Year, families can enjoy activities...
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As the days grow shorter and the air gets chillier, many parents worry that winter means a slowdown in learning and enrichment. At Tutor Doctor, we believe the opposite, that winter can be a wonderful time to transform everyday experiences into meaningful...
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Internships are often associated with university students or young adults entering the workforce, but secondary school pupils in the UK are increasingly discovering the value of early work experience. Whether arranged through school, found independently, or...
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When it comes to applying for university, good grades are only part of the picture. Admissions tutors seek students who stand out, those who have developed real-world skills, shown initiative, and demonstrated a willingness to contribute to their community....
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