6 Top Tips to Support Home-Tutoring
Devise a timetable for the week, based on your child’s normal school timetable. This will provide a routine, as well as ensure that the home curriculum is a balanced one.
Set realistic and achievable goals for each day and make sure that your child has the opportunity to tick off what they have achieved.
Give your child feedback on their work and the results of any mini tests. This is so important for their morale.
The place of study should be comfortable and quiet with all their school equipment organised in one place (in a tray or box).
Regular breaks are essential – including fresh air, water, exercise and social interaction.
Have fun! Enjoy this rare quality time spent with your child – you are both learning new skills together. Be creative and let your child lead a PE lesson for you, or have a family quiz on the countries and capitals of Europe.
