I have found that hearing the student’s own ideas on a passage and then prompting them to consider it in light of different critics or questions stimulates the student to look at texts in more varieties of ways, honing their natural analytic abilities.
My approach is 'Socratic' - I teach by questioning. And this is not just quoting an ancient philosopher --- it really works! Socrates likened himself to a midwife- a philosophical midwife to help people give birth to their ideas. The assumption behind this is that- you already know and understand, you just need someone to awaken you a little to find the answer in your head.
History is not just a recitation of facts but also about enjoyment, in my classes we will read and complete given tasks but also engage with questioning types of sources and prevailing narratives. In this way any student will be prepared for whatever tests they will be taking as part of their education.
My teaching method is based specifically on how the student feels they learn best. It is rooted in personal experience with the subject and my teaching style is also enthusiastic, energetic and yet relaxed, with the subjects broken down into manageable chucks.
My name is Rebecca Moore, I am currently an A level student studying Philosophy & ethics, history and photography. I passed all of my gcse exams excelling in English language with a 7 )0( equivalent of an A). I can confidently teach English ( language and literature), history and religious studies from secondary to gcse level.
I started teaching English in 1994. From 1998 I have been heavily involved in teacher education and teacher training which means that I have a vast amount of experience to tap into. I have worked with children as young as four years old and supported adults through GCSES and Undergraduate degrees. I am a published academic. My articles can be found on Google Scholar.
I am an undergraduate at Royal Holloway in Egham. I am studying BA History and Philosophy. My lesson structures will consist of discussions and exercises to determine where a student needs improvement and to bring the subjects of History or Philosophy to life. My tutoring methods will be kind and encouraging.
I enjoy tutoring and dealing with written work and planning. I recommend books and approaches and try to be as supportive as possible. What else would you expect from 40 years of teaching and 38 of those tutoring groups and, above all, one to one. I have a range of levels and subjects built up in an expert way over all this time.
I am a friendly, very approachable, supportive individual who has a BSc (1st class) Hons and MSc (distinction in Psychology. I can teach from secondary school up to & including degree level for Psychology. Lesson will last for 1 hour and consist of explaining and discussing the subject topic online, with power-points.
I would approach each topic by gauging how much my student already knows about the given topic and assessing how comfortable they seem with it in order to determine the pace of teaching I should move forward with. I aim for the student to be as actively engaged in a topic as possible.
I have found that the reason many students fail to understand a topic is due to incorrect teaching methods. I believe that each individual learns in their own unique way. Hence as a tutor I first determine what works for each of the students and plan the teaching to match each individual`s learning style.
I provide tuition to Primary pupils preparing for school entrance examinations through to A level students preparing for their examinations. Lessons are engaging and focused on promoting progress during each session. Each session ends with a plenary exercise to demonstrate what the student has learnt and what needs to be developed.
I tutor using a variety of methods: discussion, presentation, video and analysis of case-reports. I typically tutor on a 1:1 basis but am open to tutoring 2 people at a time. I tutor at your home unless a neutral location is preferred.
I like to engage the student and build a positive relationship with them. Following the set curriculum and preparing for exams is very important, as is writing essays for practice or for coursework. So is aiming to genuinely understand the subject matter and to engage in critical thought and explore around the subject. On top of this having fun while doing so is vital.
I offer lessons to people working on Higher and National 5 Philosophy, or for people with a general interest. Given the subjectiveness of philosophy, I find that the only way to learn effectively is to debate and discuss the sqa texts. I will also provide comprehensive notes which are an excellent resource for revision.
I can offer lessons for anyone studying psychology up to and including degree level. The lessons will consist of a basic structure which include key information, exercises and summary of the information taught in the lesson. Goal setting will be a big part of the learning process so the student will feel like they are in control of their learning speed.
My teaching method is based on the specific works of contemporary thinkers. For instance, one lesson will be on Voltaire's Candide, while another will look at Mandeville's Fable of the Bees. The lessons will use these texts as a jumping off point to discuss the wider social, economic, political and cultural movements of the period.
I love to make every lesson different by challenging the student whilst making sure that they enjoy what they are learning.
What I have to offer: - Psychology at degree level, specifically Neuroscience as well as Biology and Chemistry.
I am a lecturer in Philosophy currently on my PhD at Lancaster University. From my wealth of experience as a lecturer for more than four years, am sure my student will have the best story to tell in their chosen career.
My name is Gabby and I am currently studying for a PhD in Leisure Studies at Leeds Beckett University. I have an extensive background in sociology having taught at GCSE Level, AS Level, A-Level and Undergraduate level.
As a young graduate the challenges of education are still fresh in my mind as well as the learning techniques and academic support needed to overcome them. I offer friendly and thorough study guidance for GCSE and A level students and will ensure that you can acquire and develop knowledge of the vital material in your studies.
I am a Master’s degree graduate in International Relations who is an honest, innovative and highly determined individual. Able to learn and apply new concepts whilst constantly seeking to improve knowledge and skills. Have previous experience in business, administrative, charity, retail and voluntary sectors. Am bilingual in English and Bengali.
I will be comfortable teaching my specialist subjects up to A level. I will base my teaching sessions on how I was taught at school. I'd like an open dialogue, where both myself and you have a free-flowing conversation. As a reluctant student myself at times, I don't believe lessons should be boring and mundane.
Best example I can give for RE/RS/Philosophy and ethics is to first go over the topic in detail for knowledge, then break the topic down to a few key points like, main idea, founder, quotes and examples. I would then go over how you would approach an exam question on the topic.
I give lessons to standard grade, higher and advanced higher level. My teaching style is friendly and patient, with a focus on the student's individual needs and areas of interest. Lessons would involve a comprehensive summary of the subject or topic, and then practice and development of the skills necessary for understanding the subject.
I can offer extra support for students, breaking down any module in psychology, into a concise and easy to learn experience. I can do this through presentations, academic research handouts and enabling the student to gain familiarity with the modular content, through mock exam preparation and research skills enhancements.
Having completed a degree I would happily tutor anything up to that level. I would teach in a student led manner, any teaching I give should be supplementary, and therefore I would help with the aspects of any course relating to Social and Political Sciences or Philosophy that students may find difficult.
If you tell me the specific syllabus you are using, ie. AQA or OCR then I will be able to get the textbooks for myself and construct some personalised lessons for you. It would be helpful if before the lessons the student could let me know which areas they feel they are less confident with and we will pay special attention to these.
Every learner is different and has their own way of learning and understanding subjects. I aim to discover which learning methods work best for each individual and plan lessons using the method that suits each learner. I have taught in high schools, sixth form, college and foundation entry degree levels. I have experience in working with students who have learning disabilities.
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