Note: these groups are restricted to Learnmate tutors ONLY. Feel free to add other Learnmate tutors – admins/moderators will approve this addition. IF YOU’RE A TUTOR FROM NSW, PLEASE FIND YOUR GROUPS HERE: http://learnmate.com.au/tutor-facebook-groups-hsc/ IF YOU’RE A TUTOR FROM SA, PLEASE FIND YOUR GROUPS HERE: http://learnmate.com.au/sace-facebook-groups/ IF YOU’RE A TUTOR FROM WA, PLEASE FIND YOUR GROUPS HERE: http://learnmate.com.au/wace-facebook-groups/ When prompted, make sure… Continue reading Subject-Specific Facebook Groups for Learnmate Tutors
Political Correctness, Covert Racism & Behaviour
Hey guys! I know this is probably not being released at the best time as you’re all now studying Unit 4 AOS 1, BUT, that doesn’t mean you don’t stop looking for examples for the end of year exams. In fact, when I was in year 12, I was already preparing my final examples/quotes list… Continue reading Political Correctness, Covert Racism & Behaviour
It’s Not Too Late to Start Revising!
Ah it’s already the 2nd week of the holidays and you’ve realised that you have not done much studying except spending time watching Netflix or trying to get your live-streaming of the World Cup working on your Optus mobile app! But never fear it’s not too late to start hitting the books. Here are just… Continue reading It’s Not Too Late to Start Revising!
Which VCE English Subject Should You Choose?
An important choice for every VCE student is which English subject(s) they pick! I studied English Language for one semester but then ultimately opted for mainstream English and Literature in Year 12. I know that making the choice between the three can be confusing, so let’s break down the main differences. All three subjects are… Continue reading Which VCE English Subject Should You Choose?
ATAR Explained – How the ATAR is Calculated
A lot of parents and students don’t really get the ATAR. And frankly, we don’t blame you – it is convoluted but hopefully this will help break it down. Before we get to how to calculate ATAR, or “Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank”, let’s start with the subjects using Victoria (VCE) to understand how they work.… Continue reading ATAR Explained – How the ATAR is Calculated
LEARNMATE: Keeping You Safe While You Learn
As much of Australia is learning to live with the presence of COVID-19, many Melbourne suburbs will return to Stage 3 lockdown restrictions due to the rising number of cases infiltrating the State. Fortunately for those Learnmate students and tutors who do live in areas affected by the lockdowns, we have processes in place to allow… Continue reading LEARNMATE: Keeping You Safe While You Learn
Reflection of Egalitarianism & Tall Poppy Syndrome
Hey guys! PLEASE SEE MY VIDEO ON THIS ARTICLE HERE: https://youtu.be/4bnmIb5Tpqc As we approach the beginning of Unit 4 AOS 1 (my favourite unit!!), I’d like to start it off by introducing some of Australia’s cultural values. Whilst I have found this unit more enjoyable for me, I have found that it can be more difficult… Continue reading Reflection of Egalitarianism & Tall Poppy Syndrome
Introduction to Unit 4 – What Are Our Cultural Values?
VCE English Language Units 3/4 – Interactive Course Learn the entire VCE English Language 3/4 course inside out, in a way that is interactive, fun and engaging! With over 600 students using my interactive online course for their English Language studies, you definitely can’t go wrong! This course is entirely comprehensive, meaning that you could be… Continue reading Introduction to Unit 4 – What Are Our Cultural Values?
Why Your Perfectionism is a Problem
It’s the cliché (and usually insincere) answer to a job interview question, “So… what’s your greatest weakness?” Perfectionism might seem like more of an advantage than a hindrance, but believe me, it definitely can be a problem. Aiming for perfection inevitably leads to disappointment. So what are some ways that perfectionism is obstructing your success?… Continue reading Why Your Perfectionism is a Problem
Tips on how to be a Good Tutor
Tutoring is a fulfilling and important role many students take on following the conclusion of their high school studies. There are several ways a tutor can ensure they are performing this role to the best of their ability, to ensure their students are getting the most out of lessons. Be Adaptable Every student is unique… Continue reading Tips on how to be a Good Tutor