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  I've often heard more or less used as a term to describe a similarity between two items. That is a waste of terminology. More is more when comparing mass, weight, capacity and volume, while less indicates that what once was, is no more. In other words, something has shrunk. These words are about comparison, and when working with matter, a comparison is a good and valuable tool. However, when applied to people, it can be divisive and unhelpful. Comparing siblings or other students' academic performance is a sure way to undermine a student's confidence. If you suspect that your student's self-assurance is suffering, then I encourage you to book an assessment at one of our local, affordable Fruition Tuition centres . Read more: https://bit.ly/3Dmg1I8

  The best stimulus for learning is curiosity. I enjoy watching small children at play, marvelling at their enthusiasm for small details and their ability to let their imagination fly free. Sadly, formal schooling often strips that curiosity, replacing it with a set curriculum, formulae and assessments. It doesn’t surprise me that within a short time, students need the assistance of a private tutor . A tutor will stimulate both curiosity and commendable study habits. Secondary school students face multitudinous choices from year ten onwards. Pressure to perform increases monthly, and they need to decide on a career path. Students often select subjects influenced by the possible ATAR score for a particular course. Not all students are destined for university, and it is unwise to pressure students interested in non-academic fields to pursue academic excellence. What is necessary for a middle-school student is competence in both written and oral communication alongside general mathema...

  What is a mind, and what is matter? These questions require thought and can become divisive if not explored with an open mind. Learning requires an open, inquisitive mind but deals with matter. What is the difference between the two? What is the relevance of these questions to parents and tutors alike? A glance at the dictionary provides a vast array of possible meanings and use for the word mind. Generally, it means the human ability to think, perceive, feel, reason, or desire and act upon those thoughts. It includes focus, mental health, intention and reliability of action. Hence its importance in education and learning. When starting on a learning journey, we need to pay attention to what is happening around us. Our mind receives all the information, but it is more than just our brain at work. There’s something about humans that enables us to use incoming information to change our situation or environment. Tutoring with our experienced and reliable local private tutor helps a...