By Justine Lee
As a tutor from an Econs tuition centre providing a homeschooling programme for pupils, you must have granted several requests for meetings at your potential tutee's home by now. During those meetings, do you take the opportunity to spot certain things or even individuals who actually pose as distractions to what's supposedly a conducive atmosphere of the place? If you have not, try it next time. This will not just benefit your tutee but even yourself too. The learning environment definitely contributes to the retention of ideas and eventually to tutee's better grasp of the ideas you teach.
The information this will give you can greatly help as you create an action plan for the student. They will serve as your points of consideration in determining the best approach with regards to the student's learning environment. But even with a carefully laid out plan, you'll certainly need to accommodate certain adjustments for the whole duration of the tutorial session.
From time to time, you will see that the solutions you make don't apply to certain students even when they effectively worked for some. These instances simply remind you that each person is unique and therefore requires an individualised approach. Refer to print as well as online references to help yourself remain updated with new learning to address you current problem. Also, try asking your colleagues about what they'll do should they find themselves in a similar situation. Consider their suggestions and your newly acquired knowledge in order to come up with a revised solution.
Going back to the parents, you will have to listen to their grievances, frustrations, disappointments and expectations to name a few. Although you may need to know only some of them, let them speak nonetheless. You'll likely hear that a certain tutor from the other Econs tuition centre failed them in helping the child achieve better grades. They might even tell you that their children are intelligent kids who unfortunately suffer from the discrimination of teachers who don't recognise their true worth. And then, they'll go on to tell you more.
Let the parents voice out their worries and frustrations over the situation where they find their children in. Remember that your role is to listen and not to confirm nor deny their claims about somebody else's incompetency for instance. Remind these parents that now is the start of a brighter future for their children under your guidance.
The information this will give you can greatly help as you create an action plan for the student. They will serve as your points of consideration in determining the best approach with regards to the student's learning environment. But even with a carefully laid out plan, you'll certainly need to accommodate certain adjustments for the whole duration of the tutorial session.
From time to time, you will see that the solutions you make don't apply to certain students even when they effectively worked for some. These instances simply remind you that each person is unique and therefore requires an individualised approach. Refer to print as well as online references to help yourself remain updated with new learning to address you current problem. Also, try asking your colleagues about what they'll do should they find themselves in a similar situation. Consider their suggestions and your newly acquired knowledge in order to come up with a revised solution.
Going back to the parents, you will have to listen to their grievances, frustrations, disappointments and expectations to name a few. Although you may need to know only some of them, let them speak nonetheless. You'll likely hear that a certain tutor from the other Econs tuition centre failed them in helping the child achieve better grades. They might even tell you that their children are intelligent kids who unfortunately suffer from the discrimination of teachers who don't recognise their true worth. And then, they'll go on to tell you more.
Let the parents voice out their worries and frustrations over the situation where they find their children in. Remember that your role is to listen and not to confirm nor deny their claims about somebody else's incompetency for instance. Remind these parents that now is the start of a brighter future for their children under your guidance.
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