Children

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  Jun 9, 2018

  A Deeper Understanding of ADHD and How It Can Affect Learning

  Children with ADHD often experience a difficult time in school, especially with tasks such as sitting still, listening to instructions, completing homework and basic executive functioning skills. As a result of the unique challenges faced by some students with ADHD, it is common for these students to fall behind. . In fact, early issues with attention have been shown to have a negative impact on achievements at schoo

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  Jun 2, 2018

  Thinking about Homeschooling? Tutor Doctor's Tips to help you get started

  When starting to think about homeschooling, there’s often a lot to consider, which can be intimidating for many parents. From working out what you’re going to teach to finding the right resources, the first steps can be daunting. However, being responsible for your child’s education can be extremely beneficial, as it gives parents the freedom to determine what and how their kids learn. Having a clear plan and adoptin

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  May 26, 2018

  Computer Skills That Will Help You Get Hired and Promoted

  In today’s age of ever-growing technology, it’s never been more important to have a good set of computer-based skills. As most modern jobs involve using a computer, it’s no surprise that employees with strong computer skills often fare better in the job market, than those who don’t. In fact, many employers will expect current graduates to have good IT knowledge as a matter of course. Here’s some computer skills that

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  May 19, 2018

  The Power of One-to-one Tutoring

  The fourth chapter taken from the Academic Success Formula is written by former franchisee, Margot Bartsch.Throughout the chapter, Margot explores the importance of one-to-one tutoring and how having a mentor can drastically change a student’s outlook towards learning by providing a tailored experience, unique to anything taught in schools. She looks at why one-to-one tutoring is so powerful, providing insightful cas

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  May 12, 2018

  How and Why to Teach Your Children to be Financially Savvy

  Every parent wants their kids to enjoy healthy financial futures, yet, it’s easy to forget being smart with money isn’t necessarily taught at school and it’s up to you to provide them with a realistic understanding. Without basic knowledge of spending, saving and how to live modestly it can be easy to make bad financial decisions, especially when kids have their own financial freedom. That’s why it’s so important to

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  May 7, 2018

  How to Handle Revision Procrastination

  As exam season draws nearer, revision is likely at the forefront of your mind - or, at least, it should be. Procrastination is something we all fall prey to at one stage or another. When you have the whole internet at your fingertips, sitting down and focusing on one topic can be just as much of a struggle as your actual exams. Here are a few of the best ways to help navigate yourself into the right head space for ex

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