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Hello, my name is Jo Davidson, I provide one to one talking therapy/counselling online, as well as study skills, mentoring, enhancing computer skills for any ages. I own a company called Dragonfly Educational Support which is a small independent company providing Specialist Mentor for Autism and Mental Health Difficulties, Assistive Technology (AT) training and Study Skills support for SPLD and Autism.
Parkstone
I am a primary school teacher, and am about to qualify. I am looking to tutor during the summer until I start my job working as a teacher for Key Stage 2/3 children. I can therefore teach all primary school subjects at all primary school ages. I am also a very experienced musician so can teach grade 5 theory.
Parkstone
I`m a 21-year old student at Bournemouth University studying Biological sciences. I went to Peter Symonds College and studied A Levels in: Chemistry, Biology and Literature. I have tutored before for GCSE and I`m currently a teaching assistant in secondary schools. My specialties are Chemistry, Biology and Literature. I can also help with, Health and Social Care. I provide all my own resources as part of my hourly rate and have developed many exam/revision skills through being a student.
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We offer public recitals by professional musicians throughout the year involving a variety of musical instruments. We also include young musicians who benefit from workshops and coaching from the most highly skilled professional musicians. We are always open to requests/ideas from the public and try to provide a good service to our community.
• Is your child struggling to get good grades in English? • Do they feel out of their depth? If so, then I can help. Learning to read between the lines and interpret what the writer is trying to say is a skill that has to be learned. Identifying the techniques and devices used and showing how you can use them yourself in the writing part is paramount. The ability to write an original, creative and technically correct piece in each of the language papers, represents 50% of the final mark in the language exam. You cannot afford to get that wrong. I work with both AQA and Edexcel exam boards. My passion for literature comes across very strongly in my teaching - I have found I manage to get teenage boys excited about poetry - who would have thought? The texts I currently offer are: Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, Jekyll and Hyde, An Inspector Calls, A Christmas Carol, Lord of the Flies, and the Power and Conflict and Conflict anthologies in Poetry. If your child needs help with their GCSE English exams, I have 20 years teaching experience, with two years online tutoring. None of my students have failed the exams and most improve by at least two grades. I have an enhanced DBS for your peace of mind. I offer one to one lessons but I also run short courses in specific areas of the language and literature papers. Please contact me if you require any more information.
The light bulb moment - when a student realises they can do it and do it well. Often a lack of confidence in their ability is the problem; belief in themselves is key to success (and a little bit of training!)
Since switching to online teaching, I have the ability to help students anywhere. In addition to my existing online students, I had two face to face students, this year, who had to move abroad with their parent's job; we switched to online and there was no break in tuition. I love the fact that if anything crops up - I can change the plan, open documents and share them online - something I wouldn't have been able to do in the face to face situation.
As a child, all I wanted to do was teach, but I was told that I was a bit stupid and couldn't hope to get a degree so I should "get married and have children"! So I did. But in my 30s I went back to school; I did an A-level, then a degree whilst continuing to work full time and supporting three children as a single parent. No-one should be written off the way I was. Over the years I have seen children blossom and grow with confidence and the determination to succeed. The 2020 "exam" results were unfair to a lot of children, especially those who seem to "pull it out of the bag" at the last minute. But at least every single one I taught passed, even the borderline ones, with a lot of 7, 8 and 9 grades at the top.
I will focus on exactly what your child needs to succeed. Ever heard the expression "You don't know what you don't know"? I do know what is needed to pass the English GCSEs. Science and maths students, especially, struggle with English, because they like right and wrong answers - English just doesn't work in the same way.
I offer a free, half hour lesson prior to you committing. This helps you to see whether I am the right person to teach your child, and I can assess where they are going to need some help.
I only offer online tuition. Neither of us then have to venture out on cold, dark, wet evenings - seems hard to imagine in the summer months, but trust me, come October / November you will appreciate being at home in the warm! It also saves time - in the past I have spent so much time sitting in rush hour traffic queues, whereas now I just take my cup of tea into the office and log on.
I used to do a mixture of face to face and online teaching, but since the Covid-19 pandemic, it is just online. Some teachers find it difficult to build a mutually trusting relationship online, but I find it reasonably easy. There are always situations where it does not work and that's why I offer the free half hour taster - we can check each other out!
