England History Of Art Tuition

Home History Of Art Tutors across England

We can enable you to find the right home history of art teacher in England to compliment your child's education, or if you are an adult learner, your own education. Home history of art tuition is an excellent way to improve confidence, knowledge (and grades). Please use our service to search for private history of art teachers near you (anywhere in England) and choose the one who fits your needs.

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Matthew

Kensington

English, History, Entrance Exams, History Of Art

Masters: MSt, Distinction, Modern British and European History (2011)

as part of my degree and during a summer in Florence. One of my long-term students recently won a place to study Art History at Cambridge. I would be very happy to help students taking English and/or History with me with their Art History schoolwork and university applications, thinking both about ways of describing the formal qualities of art objects, and about the biographical and historical contexts involved in their creation. Studying Art History is...

Rachel

Southwark

English, French, Spanish, History, History Of Art

Bachelors: Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Modern Languages (French and Spanish) from Oxford University. (2009)

classroom; in my experience, there is no correlation. My policy therefore is to adapt to the needs of each individual student, whether this means re-engaging a mind through different learning techniques (studying bite-size pieces of literature is a non-irksome and intellectually stimulating way of developing grammar/vocab/oral proficiency), shoring up any grammatical gaps impeding progress, or focusing on a particular skill set e.g. oral communication, or target e.g. an examination. I am happy to help children/adults...

John

City of Westminster

English, Spanish, Entrance Exams, Drama, History Of Art

Masters: II1 English & Art History (2004)

pupil who has not achieved their desired results. Lastly, it is important in so many cases to keep lessons engaging and fun and I strive to keep a healthy balance in this as it is often the case that I meet pupils who have initially fallen out of love with a subject and bringing them back on board is essential. Whilst the emphasis is always on academic progress, I believe my pupils and I do...

Julia

Wandsworth

Craft and Design, Study Skills, History Of Art, Entrance Exams

Masters: Post Graduate History of Art Foundation Certificate (2010)

art. Fine Art Materials and Techniques: Drawing, Mixed Media, Installations, Conceptual Art, Collage, 2D and 3D images, Textile Art, Painting, Ink and Wash, Pastels and New Media Fine Art Subjects: Still Life, Landscape, Urban Landscape, Life Drawing, the Clothed Figure, Interdisciplinary subjects - art and photography, art and writing, and more. Portfolio preparation and personal statement writing for Foundation and Higher Education Courses Essay and report writing Contextual and critical studies Presentations for peer to...

Melissa

Roehampton

English, History Of Art

Bachelors: 2.1 (1986)

are reading. Essay structure will fall into place once the text has been grasped. And when the text is clear any essay question can be answered. This is beginning to sound very zen! What I mean is there are no short cuts but it is a wonderfully rewarding subject. I have a rigorous approach but I also think that the experience of being tutored should be fun. For History of Art once again it is...

Poppy

Newton Abbot

English, History, History Of Art

Doctorate: English (2005)

as Head of GCSE English at an OFSTED Outstanding school. However, my passion remains individual and small group tuition, which I feel is the best way to maximise my students' comprehension and - crucially - enjoyment of their subject. I work with all ages and levels in a positive, friendly and supportive way, building confidence and understanding. Working individually with students allows me to focus effectively on their specific needs, such as developing essay skills...

Giovanna

Clapham

Maths, Italian, History, English (Foreign Language), Study Skills, History Of Art

Masters: MA Caribbean and Latin American Studies (2015)

and needs to learn different notions compared to someone who is learning for personal interest. The method of tutoring obviously also changes depending on the subject. I certainly always try to include the student's personal interests in the lessons as much as possible, which usually succeeds in stimulating their attention and efforts more. This said, as I mentioned, each student is different and therefore the goals and learning habits will be discussed with each student...

Zenobia

Cambridge

Latin, History, Greek (Ancient), Classical Civilisation, History Of Art

Doctorate: PhD Near & Middle East (2016)

worked as a clarinet instructor for two years! My teaching philosophy is to adapt to the student: find their interests and explore them, in order to improve. I find that enthusiasm and memory are closely linked, which is why computer games and movies may often seem more attractive than schoolbooks. The key is to step outside the curriculum and gather the materials that will ultimately allow the student to rise above exams instead of struggling...

Alexandra

Cheltenham

English, History, Craft and Design, Philosophy / Critical Thinking, Media / Communication Studies, History Of Art

Masters: History of Design (2016)

a TEFL certificate and I have taught art workshops to young adults and children. I am a director and owner of The Letterpress Collective, a community letterpress workshop in Bristol that teaches the skill to small groups. I have worked as a primary school classroom assistant, as well as for the education department within the Barber Institute of Fine Art, Birmingham. I aim to harness a student's strengths, as well as encouraging them to take...

Karin

Havering

English, Music, History Of Art, Craft and Design, Study Skills

Masters: MA Art History (2012)

proposals for University Masters or PhD. My tuition sessions are a minimum of 1 hour. Tuition takes preferable place in a neutral location (Online, local library, local study centre or at the student's home) to minimise distractions for students. If you are not familiar with online studying and tuition I can give you a free trial for the first 15 minutes. Online tutoring has proofed to be more focussed and the student appears to be...

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