how do i get teachers in london to coach my son who is in year 10 in some subjects during the holidays?
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I don't think that you can "get" teachers to do anything on holidays.  I would recommend hiring a private tutor.  You should be able to find a high school or college student that would not cost a fortune.
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Go to the TES website: www.tes.co.uk - they have the biggest range of school jobs in the UK. Just go through and find 'non-teaching'. You can buy it every Friday too.\n\nThe Guardian Education also has a good range.
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Great letter - I'd be surprised if other parents didn't write in about this class, as well. If they refuse to switch classes, then switch schools. Your son's teacher is not giving her classmates the attention and support they need, and because of her, the students are out of line, able to do whatever they please. It inhibits your son's education as well, and the work ethic he builds in these early years sets him up for life.
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Contact your school in sharjah, they might be able to help!
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I would contact a Lodge local to where your son attends school, or the Grand Lodge governing that State or Territory.
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Not really sure...but the UK Department for Education and Skills is a good place to start (probably) check out their website
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After the holiday, phone the school, and ask to speak with a counsellor.  They should be able to give you specific information.\nI can imagine that they would want to do some benchmark testing to find out if you are on the grade level your age represents.  You will need a parent to fill out the necessary paperwork, also.\n\nHomeschooling is nice in theory, particularly for the younger ones that don't socialize well, but it is probably necessary for proper social development after a certain point.
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Talk to the principal of the school.  I'm sure they can arrange something.\n\nSue them if they don't see things your way.
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Check with your district and your state for training modules. No district in-service for SPED teachers...shame on them! LOL.  Also, browse this site:\n\nhttp://www.isle-dso.eu.dodea.edu/et/sms/index.htm\n\nThis is your software manufacturer -- ask your district if they can set up a training with them:\n\nhttp://www.horizonss.com/\n\nGood luck!
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you are too late , you should ask that question over a month ago\nenrooll him in swiming classs or something like that.\nyou could start teaching at home the rest of the summer .\nhe will be wiser when shool start
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go to daycares and visit the children and get on their level
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Check out your local Asian community or Mosque am sure they will be able to put you in touch with someone.  We had one in my daughters primary school, it was brilliant.
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Try being a little bit more strict, not to the point of being harsh though. Just let them know that you are their teacher, and they need to stay on task. Also be consistent with your punishings. For instance, if one week you punish a lot of children for talking, and the next week you slack off a little bit, then they may get the idea that its okay to talk whenever they want to. Hope this helps. =)
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Try their website or contact one of their students.
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I have a friend who is doing it!  Her son is middle school aged, and very responsible.  When she leaves for work, she leaves his lessons (she uses a curriculum that is software based), she checks in with him at lunch to see if he is having any difficulties that she can get him through.  After work she takes to him to sports practice, then they get home, she reviews the lessons, and they review the lessons.  \nIt is hard, but it can be done, depending on the child's age and responsibility level.
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YOUR LOCAL DEPT. OF HUMAN SERVICES CAN ASSIST YOU,THE SCHOOL SYSTEMS USUALLY HAVE SUMMER JOBS GETTING SCHOOLS READY FOR NEXT YEAR.THE SCHOOL BOARD CAN INFORM YOU. GOOD LUCK..........
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The first class should introduce the children to what they are going to learn the rest of the year as well as your expectations for them as students. You might have them do a little bit of reading and writing, or any other part of English. For example, read a short story together and have them write about the story (retell the story, give their opinion, rewrite the ending, etc...). Be sure to introduce your procedures for completing and turning in the work. Good luck!