There's more to tutoring than those petty reasons tbh.*I take back my previous statement
Tutoring is only for people who have long attention spans OR forcing them young kiddies taking the selective/OC test to actually study for dat test hahaI mean, who, in primary, freaking studies?
Like? The whole point of tutoring is to get better academically. Fact is, if you don't 1 on 1 tutor and group tutor - that's usually 2-3 hours like studying. (and like one break) Personally, my attention span only goes for around 45 minutes before I blank out/need to change topic. Therefore in that 3 hours, I'm only intaking 45 minutes efficently therefore rendering tutoring slightly more inefficient for me than for other with long attention spans.
haha ur school probs can't suck at maths more than mine xD (top 15) We're more english/arts/humanities based lol
I'm see your point. And yeah, tutoring isn't for everyone - if you don't put in the effort required, why bother going? You've just wasted the money your parents would've cashed. So yeah I agree with all with what you said.Like? The whole point of tutoring is to get better academically. Fact is, if you don't 1 on 1 tutor and group tutor - that's usually 2-3 hours like studying. (and like one break) Personally, my attention span only goes for around 45 minutes before I blank out/need to change topic. Therefore in that 3 hours, I'm only intaking 45 minutes efficently therefore rendering tutoring slightly more inefficient for me than for other with long attention spans.
Obv if you 1 on 1 tutor, then you can voice out whether you need a break or not - and usually sessions are shorter b/c it's more expensive. But 1 on 1 can get pretty expensive - assuming you don't want uni students or freshly high school grads tutoring you~
Tutoring just doesn't work for everyone
Fair enough. I do want to mention that at our age we are expected to take our own learning into our own handsI'm see your point. And yeah, tutoring isn't for everyone - if you don't put in the effort required, why bother going? You've just wasted the money your parents would've cashed. So yeah I agree with all with what you said.
BTW, technically, you can be disadvantaged if your teachers are just plain shit. So from there, tutors are the ones who give clarity on how to approach your studies. But that's my opinion.
Ur school is like pro at english and better at maths than mine!
I think you should be fine. Those points are most definitely valid, provided that you expanded on your argument with things like:
Respect.
This just reconfirmed how little I know about eco OTLI think you should be fine. Those points are most definitely valid, provided that you expanded on your argument with things like:
- Recession lowers aggregate demand which saw cutbacks in production and closure of many firms
- Unemployment was worsened by structural change and microeconomic reform. Loss of jobs meant that the people found it difficult to re-enter the workforce because job vacancies required higher or different skills
- Reluctance of business firms to employ workers again since the general consensus is that: the longer you're out of the industry, the more likely you'll lose your skill set in your respected field
Other than that, you should be good.
EDIT: the latter two I touched upon are related so I guess that may augment your analysis alongside with statistics. And if you mentioned the short and long term implications then it shows you know your stuff.
I did Gwen Harwood!
I've got prelims in like 2 weeks time and I havent started my notes either!
it's k guys, I have two essays due this week and yearlies start next week but zero fucks given xD #yoloI've got prelims in like 2 weeks time and I havent started my notes either!
And I've got assignments due all of next week.
(we'll all get through this... somehow)
such badass
You are my inspiration.it's k guys, I have two essays due this week and yearlies start next week but zero fucks given xD #yolo
I'm sure you guys will manage