Parents: Local Libraries Are Closing and What This Means for Educational Equality
Recently, the BBC reported that around 343 local libraries in the UK closed in the last six years. The rest of the article continues to discuss the effects this has on the professionalism of the government service, but little mention was made as to what these closures mean for educational equality. No matter how gifted […]
Parents: How to Secure Your Child’s Future in an Unpredictable World
Last month, the British public voted to leave the EU. Whether you are for or against the UK’s breakaway from the union, it’s safe to say that the future of the young generation is relatively less stable now than before the EU referendum. Fears for the economy are impacting an education system that has already […]
The World of Free Online Education
Next month is the 25th anniversary of the World Wide Web. In the last 25 years, we have seen letters turn into email and witnessed the birth of social media. But for students and parents, the internet also brought something far more useful: free online education. Private tuition can bring about huge benefits to young […]
Are You Managing Your Time Effectively?
We all know how stressful studies can be, especially before exams. When it comes to your studies, research has shown that having good time management skills can not only improve academic performance but also reduce stress. Students who perceive greater time control have significantly greater performance evaluations and outstanding work and life satisfaction. I would […]
Could Private Tutoring Be Detrimental to Your Child’s Future?
In the last ten years, the number of UK students receiving private tuition has increased from 18% to 25%, and theories vary on whether this results from stretched resources in schools or reduced trust in the school system. Studies over the years have shown that private tuition, like the GT Scholars Programmes, can enhance a student’s performance […]