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In Shakespeare's tragedy 'Macbeth,' the relationship between husband and wife Macbeth and Lady Macbeth plays a key role in the play's dramatic narrative. Their power play, marked by ambition, manipulation, and eventual destruction, showcases a marriage founded on the interplay of power and guilt. This piece delves into how Shakespeare presents his characterisation, offering ideas interesting to GCSE students aiming for a top grade.

AuthorHollyRead3 minutes

Parents who homeschool their children often want to understand their child's potential, and the CEM test can achieve just that, with a personalised report which details future potential academic achievements based on their current understanding and aptitudes. But how does the CEM test intersect with home schooling? Read on to find out more.

AuthorHollyRead2 minutes

In this article, experienced CAT 4 teacher and tutor Gil outlines four key things you need to know to prepare for the assessment.

AuthorGilRead2 minutes

In this article, Sian continues her exploration of the Singapore Method of mathematics, which has grown in popularity in British schools recently. Here, she examines mathematics beyond the numbers.

AuthorSianRead3 minutes

In this article, Sian continues her explanation of the Singapore Method for mathematics. Here, she focuses on the CPA element of Singapore maths, breaking it down to its core parts.

AuthorSianRead3 minutes

In the first of a series of new articles, Sian, an experienced maths teacher and Singapore Method trainer, take us through this new approach to maths which has grown in popularity in UK schools.

AuthorSianRead3 minutes

Are you an international student thinking of applying to a UK Independent school? Then you need to learn about UKISET. Read our full guide, covering everything from the basics through to past papers.

AuthorOwl TutorsRead6 minutes

In this article, experienced Computer Science teacher Ben, explores the consequences of coding errors.

AuthorBenRead3 minutes

In this blog Edward sets out to provide guidance on the sixth and final TOK essay in the May 2024 exam series.
Are we too quick to assume that the most recent evidence is inevitably the strongest? This is discussed with reference to the Natural Sciences and History.

AuthorEdward Michael Read8 minutes

AuthorEdward Michael Read8 minutes

In this blog: Edward sets out to provide guidance for the fourth Theory of Knowledge essay from May 2024. He outlines how to apply the key terms in the question and also a guided structure on how to write the essay. Do contact him for any questions!

AuthorEdward Michael Read8 minutes

In this article we examine 10 ways you might be able to help your child with exam stress.

AuthorOwl TutorsRead3 minutes

"Fear not the inevitable march of progress," says the AI chatbot. Well, it would do wouldn't it? The rise of Open AI's trained, predictive text chat box has taken the world by storm. From coders to content writers, it has offered to save many hours of human toil. But what role might it have in education? Owl Tutors CEO Lawrence, shares his thoughts

AuthorOwl TutorsRead6 minutes

In this article, Alison explains what verbal reasoning assessments are and how you can help your child at home. Drawing on her experience as a teacher and tutor, Alison sets out her top tips below.

AuthorAlisonRead6 minutes

In this blog, we hear from Matthew Sainsbury, a recent graduate who managed to secure an internship during the pandemic. Here, he shares with us how he did it.

AuthorOwl TutorsRead6 minutes

Grace, former head of the American International School of Rotterdam, throws a little insight into the complex but rewarding process of applying to university, ‘over the pond’.

AuthorGraceRead6 minutes

Georgina is an English specialist with many years of teaching experence as a Head of English and examiner for the English Language and Literature GCSEs. In this blog, Georgina sets out her top tips for persuading a reluctant teenager to read.

AuthorOwl TutorsRead4 minutes

In this blog, Lawrence explores some of the pros and cons of small group versus individual tuition. As a qualified teacher, Lawrence has experience of large secondary school classes as well as private small groups and 1:1 tuition. He reflects on the impacts that class size can have on pupil progress.

AuthorOwl TutorsRead5 minutes