The person you see when looking in a mirror is the only person like you in the whole world, and so is your child. Uniqueness is an intrinsic quality that stays with us forever, but it deserves extra attention in the first five or six years of your child’s life. Your child’s uniqueness can be easily overlooked if you don’t know how to appreciate it, and unfortunately, it’s a window that closes soon. So, how can you celebrate your child’s uniqueness to build confidence in them and create a bright and healthy self-image? Let’s find out. Just one thing: There…
Majid Zare
Majid Zare
My story as an English content producer and copywriter began ironically in the 7th grade when I failed English. My parents, concerned about my educational prospects, enrolled me in an English course, and thanks to motivating teachers, the fun learning environment, and, of course, my own efforts, I grew fond of English as the subject to pursue in university. I studied English Language and Literature for my BA, and my interest in the subject increased even further. After graduating with a BA degree from the University of Isfahan, I continued my education in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). I received my MA degree in TEFL from the Isfahan University of Technology. All the while, I was engaged in expanding my knowledge of the culture of native English speakers by reading novels, listening to English podcasts, and watching English movies. Consequently, my efforts brought me to where I am now: a skilled English content producer. I hope my content helps you make better decisions.
After years of education and hours of training, you think it’s payback time; well, maybe in a perfect world. But here and now, being able to showcase your expertise and promote your qualifications is just as important as gaining them. Your CV is where all your efforts boil down to, and unless you represent yourself properly and adequately, you can’t get the most out of your expertise and qualifications. So, let’s take a look at a tutor CV example to understand how to build one practically. CV vs. Resume: What’s the Real Difference? Before we get to the composition of…
We all know that maths is not a walk in the park, and like it or not, it’s one of the compulsory GCSE subjects too, which means that you must pass the exam. Even if you fail, you must keep retaking until you turn 18. What’s excruciating is that you can’t use a calculator for all GCSE maths papers. The exam consists of three papers. The first paper is designed to test your ability to solve maths problems and perform calculations without the help of a calculator. But with these GCSE maths non-calculator revision tips, you don’t need to worry…
We live in a world where it’s almost impossible to keep up with the inventions and developments in different fields. In some fields (e.g., computer sciences), as you’re learning something new, it might get obsolete. That’s how fast things are moving forward. But are we learning fast enough to pick up the pace? It’s the least we can do to survive in such a rapidly advancing world. Let’s see how. Understanding the Learning Process According to an article by Jan De Houwer, learning refers to a change in our behaviour, which is induced by our interactions with the surrounding environment.…
Finding a job as a private tutor can be overwhelming, especially if you don’t have an extensive background in the field. Naturally, employers and clients prefer to work with experienced tutors. So, what can you do to attract employers or clients to your service? You can prove your expertise and impress them by earning tutoring-related certificates. These certificates can also get you promoted if you’re already working as a tutor. But which certificates should you earn? Let’s find out. Select the Ideal Certification Program There are many tutoring certificates, and deciding which best serves your interests depends on your objectives…
The GCSE results day is memorable for you because the GCSE grades determine the next steps you should take in the course of your education and future career. Students usually have mixed feelings on the results day. It is stressful because they know what to expect on GCSE results day. But at the same time, it is thrilling, too. That aside, you don’t want to be caught off guard on one of the most important days of your life. So let’s go over the GCSE results day to get you ready for what’s to happen on this day. GCSE Results…
Exam boards have different specifications and assessment approaches. The style of questions and their values differ from one to another. This can have an impact on your GCSE grades. Many students and parents wonder what is the hardest exam board for GCSE? Well, it’s not that easy to label an exam board as “the hardest.” However, most students see Edexcel as pretty challenging for certain subjects such as STEM. So, what is the hardest GCSE exam board overall? What do the students say? Let’s find out. Popular Opinion About The Hardest Exam Board in UK GCSE students’ opinions about the…
“How did I do?” This is an annoying question that pops into your head the moment you set foot outside the exam hall. However, the GCSE results won’t be released until after two months. You can take a deep breath and wait until the results are released. Can you wait that long? If not, you can use a GCSE score calculator to estimate the results as a heads-up for what happens on the results day. GCSE Grading Scale Before I get to the calculation of GCSE grades, let’s have a quick overview of the GCSE grade scale and its meaning.…
According to tutoring statistics, over 41 million students use tutoring services worldwide, and this number is expected to reach 60 million by 2025. Additionally, the current number of tutors worldwide is estimated at 2.5 million, which is predicted to increase to 3 million. This shows that the tutoring market is proliferating, creating an excellent opportunity for teachers to maximise their incomes through tuition. But are you getting your fair share of this blooming business? Are you satisfied with the number of your clients? If not, you have to find out what busy tutors are doing to attract more clients. Let’s…
Sometimes, things do not work out the way you like; that’s just how it is. Getting bad GCSE results is one of these disappointing situations, but what makes it dangerous is not knowing what to do next. If your GCSE grades are below 4 (standard pass) or you passed the exam but didn’t get the desired grades, you may want to read this post to learn your next steps. What’s the first step? It’s terminating the negative thoughts and feelings. Failure teaches us lessons the hard way, but these lessons are actually learning opportunities. Let’s see how. What GCSE Grade…