Teaching tips, tutoring strategies, and education insights for tutors and schools
When we think of data privacy, most of us picture schools, institutional policies, regulations, data security procedures, and compliance officers. But what about a tutor working on their own? Actually, they need to pay attention to the same thing.
Progress reports are almost always written to one person, and it's never the student. Here's what changes when they actually read their own.
A letter grade tells a parent where a student landed. It doesn't tell them how they got there, or what to do next. Here's the case for narrative feedback.
Parents rarely cancel tutoring because it isn't working. They cancel because they can't see that it's working. Here's how to fix that.
Teachers spend 5-10 hours per report cycle writing progress reports. Here's how to save time while building parent trust.