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  • Pearson Tutoring

    Beyond the noise: assessing the positive impact of online tutoring

    There has been a lot of discussion around the impact of online tutoring programmes in recent months, with a variety of experiences and analysis reported across the country. Against the background of the latest debates, however, there is a danger that many of the positives that link to increasingly effective tutoring are being overlooked. Kristina Altoft, Head of Assessment Services, looks beyond the noise to share views from the schools Pearson Tutoring supports.

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  • Why a diverse English curriculum matters now more than ever

    “There has never been a stronger reason than all the things that are happening, to try and show students that they are members of a global society.” 

    Bennie Kara, Author and Deputy Headteacher

    Consider the value of global connections and understanding in 2023; the power of communication as we navigate life post-pandemic, including the climate crisis; the huge importance of empathy, as issues like the rising cost of living, and the conflict in Ukraine continue to make their impact on young lives. With a diverse English curriculum helping to shape learners’ views and skillsets, schools can develop tolerance and sustainable thinking for new generations – something we need now more than ever before. 

  • Strategies for diversity in English

    Offering more diverse texts isn’t just about expanding your English Literature curriculum, it’s about preparing your students for the outside world

    Tabatha Sheehan, Head of English at Westonbirt School, looks at how by taking the time to introduce diverse texts to your English Lit curriculum, you are preparing students for life beyond the classroom.

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