Useful Links and Resources
On this page, we will regularly update teaching and learning resources which both tutors and students may find useful, either as teaching resources, or as learning resources. Both tutors and Pupils are advised to also supplement these resources with their own researches, either on the internet or in their own libraries. Please note that Amazing Success Tutors does not make any recommendations of any links or sites. These are simply suggestions.
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TEACHING RESOURCES - FOR TUTORS
Disclosure and Barring Service Check Application http://dbsdirect.co.uk/ Our reference: AMAZINGSUCCESS. The National Curriculum All you need to know about the current National Curriculum and the new National Curriculum in the UK can be found on the two sites below: http://www.education.gov.uk/ http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/teachingandlearning/curriculum Lesson Plans - Free Resources https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources Primary Schools - Lesson Planning http://www.primaryresources.co.uk/ THE 11+ EXAMINATION - SYLLABUSES & RESOURCES 1. Maths Syllabus 2. English Syllabus 3. Verbal Reasoning 3. Non-Verbal Reasoning ONLINE TEACHING & LEARNING ON ZOOM. Teaching on Zoom - using a Virtual Whiteboard. Teachers and students who wish to study via Online tutoring should make sure they are registered on Zoom and have also downloaded the Zoom app onto their Computers or Laptops. Please contact the Manager of Amazing Success Tutors to find out why registering on Zoom can help you achieve a Virtual Teaching and Learning environment. |
STUDY GUIDE - FOR STUDENTS
By Dr Grace Anderson. Listening in class: One sure step to success is by listening attentively in class while your teacher is teaching. Paying attention to your teacher is a sign of intelligence. It means you are taking your learning seriously. Do not listen to any one in class who is distracting you. Following Instructions carefully: Follow your teachers’ instructions very carefully. Asking questions: Ask questions of your teacher if you do not understand part of what he/she has taught. Exercises: Do all the exercises set. Then try some on your own. Homework: Do your homework without fail. Understand your mistakes: Make a note of the corrections or suggestions that your teacher made while marking your work. That way, you will understand why you made the mistake so that you don’t repeat it at another time. Corrections: Set time to make all the corrections. Practise and Re-learn: Re-learn all the bits you failed. Practise the questions and the topics over and over again. As you must have heard, "Practice makes perfect". Study ahead of the class: Study ahead of the class so that by the next time your tutor is in class, your understanding of the topic is way ahead of that of your classmates, and you will achieve higher than usual. Reference Books and Textbooks: Make sure you have all the relevant reference books and text – books you require and that have been recommended by your teacher, for example, the English Dictionary and others. The Internet: Use the internet for research purposes only – do not plagiarise – that is copy and paste paragraphs of something you found on the internet into your essays, as if it is your own work. If discovered, your teacher might reject your work. Plagiarism is a serious offence. Study Timetable: Have a set timetable for your home study and follow it rigidly. Employ a Tutor: Having a tutor helps you understand better what you were taught in school, so, enrolling with Amazing Success Tutors is a very useful thing for your academic progress. Use your time well: Most students who do not do well in school, often waste a lot of their time doing irrelevant things – like watching television, playing games, etc. Everything that is worth doing well, usually demands a lot of time. So, do use your time well – you are sowing the best seeds possible for a brilliant future for yourself. Here's to your success!! Dr G. Anderson. Manager, Amazing Success Tutors Copyright © 2013: Amazing Success Tutors. All rights reserved. |
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