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The fate of the ATAR score is out in the open at the Universities Australia 2016 conference in Canberra this week. Thankfully this discussion moves the focus from the “system” to real people: students as individuals with diverse, personal circumstances.
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A couple of weeks ago a book entitled Why Tutoring? arrived at our offices. Written by Andrea Nelson-Royes, Why Tutoring? is a comprehensive analysis...
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As an education technology company, we strive to make student outcomes better through the best use of technology. To support this, our service has...
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The escalating national argument about Adam Goodes continues to trouble me and just about everyone I speak with. The one missing voice is, of course,...
Read More about Adam Goodes: "If I'm Only Remembered For My Football, I've Failed In Life"
The treatment of Australian of the Year Adam Goodes by some AFL fans is something we feel compelled to address. We at YourTutor feel a particular affinity for Goodes because of his…
If you watched Foreign Correspondent's recent story about the pressure under which South Korean students suffer when studying for exams, it's hard not to be discouraged. The disenc…
Timing is everything to prevent students dropping out of their first year uni course, according to British university studies. So we're asking, when exactly is "just-in-time"?
With WriteOn 2015 - the creative writing competition for primary school students in NSW - announced, now seems like the perfect time to talk about how best to inspire your young ch…
Adventure Time is one of the most popular cartoons out there. But does it teach good lessons, or is it just the fast-food of the television world?
A classic videogame by any metric, Minecraft has the added bonus of it being a constructive, thoughtful game suitable for all ages. Minecraft is essentially lego, allowing players …
It was ten years ago that YouTube’s transparency, accessibility, and personalisation made you - customers, students, voters – more powerful.
In the wake of student expulsions from several universities, Jack Goodman examines motivations for cheating, and alternative solutions.