Scotland Government and Politics Tuition

Home Government and Politics Teachers in Scotland

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Heather

Kilbirnie

English, French, History, Government and Politics, Music, English (Foreign Language)

Bachelors: BA English literature (2014)

teaching English, with age ranges from 6 to 45. My experience ranges from teaching broad general education (S1 to S3) in classroom settings to S4,5 and 6 who are preparing for their national 5, higher, and advanced higher exams. I have an extremely successful record in turning grades around through a combination of strong teacher-pupil rapport, tightly structured and highly personalised lessons to address your child's specific needs, and a dedicated learner centred approach. My...

John

Glasgow

English, History, Government and Politics, Study Skills, Sociology, Philosophy / Critical Thinking

Doctorate: PhD in Philosophy (2016)

at the University of Glasgow for about ten years, and at the University of Stirling for one year. I have taught IT at Glasgow, and have lectured courses in philosophy and interdisciplinary studies for the Centre for Open Studies at Glasgow. I have worked as a visiting lecturer at the Glasgow School of Art, and as a widening participation tutor in schools across Glasgow as part of Glasgow University's widening participation programme. I also work...

Alec

Edinburgh

Maths, English, Government and Politics, Economics, Psychology, Business Related

Masters: MA (Hons) (2017)

study/writing skills. I am familiar with a number of different methods of teaching and have worked with students with a number of different learning styles and abilities. I subscribe to the teaching method of Implant, Reinforce and Maintain (IRM) taught to many teachers today. Implant - My experience has taught me that guiding students to answers through careful questioning and assessment of current knowledge is the best way to initially implant knowledge. Reinforce - From...

Gemma

Airdrie

History, Government and Politics

PGCE: PGDE History/Modern-Studies (2010)

marking SQA exams * Fully registered Teacher for 6 years The Tutee would identify areas where he/she felt they required extra help and guidance. This is often with exam technique and general subject knowledge. In order to provide the most effective tutoring service I use a wide range of study skills. * please see below Study Skills: Past Papers, discussion, in-depth analysis of questions and curriculum content. I would be offering developed feedback to the...

Stuart

Kinross

History, Government and Politics

Doctorate: PhD in History (2010)

tutor since 2004 and have run my own courses on several occasions. My speciality is American History but I have taught modern British and European History as well and I have also have taught some politics . I have marked A levels and GCSE's so am familiar with the school curriculum. I studied under the Scottish Higher system so am familiar with that as well. I will work with the curriculum but I also like...

Elizabeth Anne

Aberdeen

English, History, Geography, Government and Politics, Citizenship, Entrance Exams

PGCE: History & Modern Studies (2001)

Modern Studies at all levels. When I taught in an International School in Dubai, I taught the English curriculum so therefore the range of topics I have taught is quite vast. I have also had experience of teaching English and Geography at lower levels. I taught at Aberdeen Grammar School for two years and I have taught at Albyn School. I am presently teaching at Meldrum Academy part-time. My approach to tutoring would be to...

Stuart

Dundee

Chemistry, Biology, Combined Science, Government and Politics

College: HNC Applied Science: Pathway to Medicine (2013)

practice of a skill or new knowledge are by far the preferred study strategies of the majority of learners. However, rereading has three major flaws: It is time-consuming, it doesn't result in durable retention, and it often involves an illusion of mastery of the knowledge. A growing familiarity with the text provides the student with a false sense that the information has been retained. Retrieval practice—recalling facts or concepts or events from memory— is a...

Louise Joanne

Aberdeen

Government and Politics, Citizenship

PGCE: Secondary Modern Studies (2011)

recently travelled to Morocco on a trekking and volunteering expedition with a group of 18 senior pupils and loved it! I am a fully qualified Modern Studies teacher with 6 years experience of preparing pupils for all levels of exams (National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher). I am also a marker for the SQA so I have a very good understanding of the national standard required. Much of my approach will be skills based i.e....

Ronan

Coatbridge

History, Government and Politics, Study Skills

PGCE: PGDE History (2016)

continuing to do so this year. Furthermore, I am currently completing the necessary hours to become dual qualified with Modern Studies, as I continue to deliver this National 5 course for the second year running. In my tutoring of students I ensure each person is treated as an individual. I appreciate that all learners have different and important needs which must be targeted appropriately. I have an excellent rapport with my students and motivate them...

Chloe

Aberdeen

English, History, Government and Politics, Study Skills

Doctorate: Ph.D History (2014)

advice sessions and online resources. This includes a wide range of topics covering all aspects of academic writing including critical thinking, reading and writing and avoiding plagiarism, in all disciplines. I have a keen interest in sport, the outdoors and in general current affairs. I have extensive teaching experience from being a Tutor at the University of Aberdeen (2010 onwards). The courses I have taught on range from first to third year undergraduates, and involve...

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