I work alongside various age groups – it is absolutely fascinating to hear the experiences of everyone, especially when it comes to e-learning and online tutoring courses. No one these days in my paritcular contact groups anyway, would turn their noses up at the chance to enhance their career prospects by just putting in a …
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For some families there is no question about it – home schooling is their only consideration. We can’t question the desire of some parents – if they genuinely feel that their child/ren would not fit in or benefit from mainstream education provision in a school, then for them the only way is home education. There …
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Careers can be a subject that divides families – particularly when one line of a family has been following a particular route for generations. Not everyone wants to follow Granny into being a head teacher or bio chemist or even a top secretary. I know a lass who is desperate to get into nursing rather …
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Not everybody is seeking a career change. Lots of us have had our careers but we want stimulus and interest when we do our browsing and surfing. Not for us just the shops or outpouring of angst on social media. Those folk who want to start a new interest will find all sorts of e-learning …
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I have a friend with the most lovely garden – it used to be a bit of a jungle too. My chum thought long and hard about what she actually wanted to achieve with her plot of land. It’s not vast but it has some very good aspects and after looking at many sites, decided …
It can sometimes be a wonder to some people as to whom the idea of distance learning was created. If we have always been near our school or work based training is provided at our desk or within easy reach of our office, we assume it’s always that easty. To get further education, by way …
One evening recently I was watching a fascinating programme on Henry VIII – he was a learned chap before he became King, but his grandmother was the force behind all his future learning too. He would delve into latin and greek and could read and write well. Not all sovereigns have managed that. We take …
When youngsters are getting near the main exam time of their school year, there is a palpable nervousness in the air. The schools are so forceful about needing every single student to perform to the absolute maximum, that any child who feels left behind is apt to panic and possibly opt out for fear of …
Doing our homework when at school was sometimes a true nightmare. You either had the grasp of the subject or you didn’t. In my case there was very little in between. I either knew the subject and enjoyed every lesson or I couldn’t keep up and got lost along the thousand other failures along the …
We’ve all been there, stuck at home revising for an examination – lots of things to learn but the brain seems completely inept when it comes to reading from passages in a text book. Why is that? We can easily absorb exactly the same stuff when it’s presented by the tutor – be it verbally …