Having successfully written Sections 1 and 2 of your History IA, it is now time to reflect and write Section 3. In this blog, Anna will walk you through the necessary steps to help you gain full marks for this section.
AuthorOwl TutorsRead3 minutes
Having written Section 2 of your History IA, you should then go back and write Section 1, in which you are required to identify and evaluate two of the most relevant sources used in your investigation. In this blog, Anna will walk you through the necessary steps to help you gain full marks for this section.
AuthorOwl TutorsRead5 minutes
Having chosen the topic of your History IA, designed your question and researched your IA, the next step will be to write Section 2. This should be done before attempting Section 1 and, in this blog, Anna outlines what is expected.
AuthorOwl TutorsRead6 minutes
Children are naturally curious and inquisitive creatures who love to learn. However, the high expectations set by schools and the pressures created by exams can often lead children to see their learning as a chore. This post gives some tips and advice on how to foster a child’s natural enthusiasm for learning and keep exam preparation fun.
AuthorRosieRead4 minutes
In this blog post, tutor and teacher Simon provides an overview of GCSE Mathematics, explaining its format and content as well as exploring its development and new innovations. It's a great place to start if you are looking to learn more about GCSE maths.
AuthorSimonRead5 minutes
In this blog, the first of a new series, Holly, an experienced ESL (English as a Second Language) teacher, discusses how tailored tutoring could help to bridge the gap for your child if you are moving to the UK school system from overseas.
AuthorHollyRead4 minutes
In this article, experienced English teacher and tutor Lucy, presents her top tips to acing questions on the iGCSE English Language exam paper.
AuthorLucyRead5 minutes
Looking for an occasional place at a grammar school? If your child was unsuccessful at 11+ for a grammar school or if you have recently moved to a new area, you may be considering an "occasional place". This blog explains what these are, how to apply and, most importantly, how to maximise your chances of success.
AuthorHollyRead2 minutes
In this article, experienced teacher and school entrance tutor, Katherine, outlines the format and top tips for the new Alleyn's 11+ assessments.
AuthorKatherineRead7 minutes
Choosing the right prep school for your child is a crucial part of their educational journey to future success. With so many areas to consider, from admissions and entrance exams to safeguarding and pastoral care, it's essential to make the right choice. This short guide will help you understand the process, ensuring you find a prep school that aligns with you and your child's needs and future aspirations.
AuthorHollyRead3 minutes
Preparing to sit IGCSE English this summer? In this blog, Isabel sets out how to gain top marks in Paper 3 - Directed Writing and Composition for pupils sitting English - First Language (0500) in Summer 2019.
Learn our 10 top tips to make an A* more achievable in IGCSE English
AuthorOwl TutorsRead4 minutes
So... you have chosen an article to base your economics internal assessment ("IA") on and are moving to the next step of planning your IA. This article, written by an experienced IB teacher, sets out a seven-step process that you can use to make writing your IA that little bit easier.
AuthorJennyRead5 minutes
If you really want to understand IB Economics, you need to know your way around the different graphs involved. In this detailed blog post, Jenny (our lead IB Economics tutor) talks you through everything you could ever need to know!
AuthorJennyRead8 minutes
Gaining admission to Oxford University to study Philosophy and Theology is a challenging prospect. One important part of the application process is the Philosophy Admissions Test (PhilAT). This is a tough exam which tests your critical thinking and philosophical reasoning skills. Here, we give you the insights needed to help make your dream of studying Philosophy and Theology at Oxford a reality.
Applying for an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) personal budget is important, so that the right support can be secured for your child. This guide explores the key elements of applying for the budget, focusing on your child's specific needs, and liaising with various professionals to get the right help at the right time.
Stuck for ideas for your Chemistry IA? Here is a list of 50 ideas that should hopefully inspire you to come up with an excellent IA of your own. Carl is a highly experienced Chemistry tutor who is available for one-to-one online tuition.
AuthorOwl TutorsRead9 minutes
In the concluding blog of this three-part series, Carl sets out the final four strategies that will help you to secure a level 7 in your IB Chemistry. Using past papers and mark schemes effectively, asking for feedback and support from your teacher or tutor, and remembering to have a life outside of your studies are all key!
AuthorCarlRead6 minutes
In this blog - the second of a three-part series - Carl sets out the next four of 12 top strategies that will help you secure a Level 7 in your IB Diploma Chemistry. Last time, we looked at the importance of being an independent learner and putting in the effort to understand everything you’re taught. In part 2, we’ll look at how you can test that understanding, some advice for choosing an IA, and why understanding Assessment Objectives is important.
AuthorCarlRead7 minutes
In this blog - the first of a three-part series - Carl sets out the first four of 12 top strategies to securing a Level 7 in your IB Diploma Chemistry. Dedication, discipline and a lot of hard work are key!
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