Embarking on your digital marketing journey? My post, ‘Digital Visibility for Tutors: Starting with Facebook and Google,’ offers targeted advice on setting up a Facebook Business Page to enhance your tutoring service’s online presence. Discover how to start attracting more students today while preparing for future expansion into Google Business Profile in upcoming content.
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Independent Tutors’ Guide to Tracking Social Media Posts and Leads
In the rapidly evolving landscape of education, independent tutors face a myriad of challenges and opportunities in the digital realm. Discover how to navigate social media advertising effectively, attract leads, and optimise your marketing efforts with my eBook guide. Harness the power of Facebook, understand group dynamics, and measure the success of your advertising campaigns with the user-friendly spreadsheet template. Revolutionise your tutoring business today.
Your Voice Matters: You + Me = win a 60 Minute Mentoring Call. May 2023 Newsletter
Discover valuable insights and win a 60-Minute Mentoring Call by sharing your thoughts on growing your business as an educator/tutor. Dive into engaging blog posts on Maths Anxiety, Cognitive Flexibility, and the transformative power of AI in education. Join us at Jackpot Maths and make a difference in inclusive learning environments for Neurodiverse students.
Celebrating Neurodiversity: Understanding Dyslexia and the Importance of Assistive Technology and Support
Join us in celebrating Neurodiversity and the unique talents and strengths of individuals with neurological differences. Discover the importance of assistive technology, including speech-to-text conversion and audiobooks, in helping those with Dyslexia to succeed. Learn about Executive Functions and the impact of Dyslexia beyond just English. Explore the importance of understanding and support for those who are Neurodiverse, and embrace self-acceptance for success. Join the movement and celebrate Neurodiversity with us!
True or False? …
True or false? Practical resources are only useful in EYFS or KS1. There is no need to use them with older children…
If you have been in my world for any length of time, you may already be aware that I most definitely disagree!
Say goodbye to the limited view that practical resources are only effective in the early stages of education!
Get ready to elevate your teaching of mathematics to children of all ages with the help of manipulatives. The use of tools such as unit blocks, Cuisenaire Rods, Base Ten (Diene’s Blocks), counters, and pattern blocks is no longer reserved for the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) or Key Stage 1 (KS1).
These hands-on and interactive materials can ignite a passion for mathematical thinking in children, bringing abstract concepts to life.
The higher the use of concrete and pictorials in primary and secondary schools, the more successful and satisfied the students become.
Creating great games from 1 idea!
How can I think of simple but great games to use to teach Maths?
That’s a question Tutors often ask me when I mentor them.
Maths Tutors often find being creative with their ideas tricky. I mean, we are Maths Tutors, not English or Art, aren’t we? That’s not really how we are, is it?
Well, I have some pointers to help you with this straight away!