Ideas for home tuition

[rowill]

Hi, I am about to start some home tuition for my LEA with a year 11 student and would love some tips. He is obviously wanting to revise and I am wondering how I can support him while allowing him to do what he feels he needs to do. I will be in a one to one situation and he is a capable student. To put it bluntly I want to feel like I am earning my money and not sitting there like a spare part. Any advise would be appreciated. x

[RVD]

Well, one of my friends interested in a private tuition but she don’t know much about it even I also. So I am also searching someone tell me what the procedure is and where to buy?

[janeb]

Originally Posted by rowill
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Hi, I am about to start some home tuition for my LEA with a year 11 student and would love some tips. He is obviously wanting to revise and I am wondering how I can support him while allowing him to do what he feels he needs to do. I will be in a one to one situation and he is a capable student. To put it bluntly I want to feel like I am earning my money and not sitting there like a spare part. Any advise would be appreciated. x

I have done a lot of home-tutoring, although generally with younger children.
However, when I tutored 2 Year 11 children with their maths, they were happy to lead the way - they would let me know which areas they were unsure of and I would then work through each area. They didn't want fancy activities or games, they just wanted to ask the questions they couldn't/ wouldn't ask at school and practise the
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What subject are you going to tutor?