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School teachers specialise in classroom teaching, which not only involves imparting their subject knowledge, but entails classroom management, marking tests, maintaining and recording pupils' progress and development, organising parents evenings, lesson planning, supporting students academic and personal difficulties, supervising and assisting newly qualified teachers, undertaking pastoral duties and participating in social or sporting events. Consequently, teachers are limited by not having time to spend on the needs of the individual student. Private tutors are able to teach at the pace of the individual, move on once a concept is understood and teach in a way that they believe works best for each individual student.
School teachers specialise in classroom teaching, which not only involves imparting their subject knowledge, but entails classroom management, marking tests, maintaining and recording pupils' progress and development, organising parents evenings, lesson planning, supporting students academic and personal difficulties, supervising and assisting newly qualified teachers, undertaking pastoral duties and participating in social or sporting events. Consequently, teachers are limited by not having time to spend on the needs of the individual student. Private tutors are able to teach at the pace of the individual, move on once a concept is understood and teach in a way that they believe works best for each individual student.
School teachers specialise in classroom teaching, which not only involves imparting their subject knowledge, but entails classroom management, marking tests, maintaining and recording pupils' progress and development, organising parents evenings, lesson planning, supporting students academic and personal difficulties, supervising and assisting newly qualified teachers, undertaking pastoral duties and participating in social or sporting events. Consequently, teachers are limited by not having time to spend on the needs of the individual student. Private tutors are able to teach at the pace of the individual, move on once a concept is understood and teach in a way that they believe works best for each individual student.
School teachers specialise in classroom teaching, which not only involves imparting their subject knowledge, but entails classroom management, marking tests, maintaining and recording pupils' progress and development, organising parents evenings, lesson planning, supporting students academic and personal difficulties, supervising and assisting newly qualified teachers, undertaking pastoral duties and participating in social or sporting events. Consequently, teachers are limited by not having time to spend on the needs of the individual student. Private tutors are able to teach at the pace of the individual, move on once a concept is understood and teach in a way that they believe works best for each individual student.
School teachers specialise in classroom teaching, which not only involves imparting their subject knowledge, but entails classroom management, marking tests, maintaining and recording pupils' progress and development, organising parents evenings, lesson planning, supporting students academic and personal difficulties, supervising and assisting newly qualified teachers, undertaking pastoral duties and participating in social or sporting events. Consequently, teachers are limited by not having time to spend on the needs of the individual student. Private tutors are able to teach at the pace of the individual, move on once a concept is understood and teach in a way that they believe works best for each individual student.
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