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I am an experienced tutor offering comprehensive A-Level Sociology support for exam preparation and assistance with homework.
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I offer specialized tutoring in GCSE History, focusing on key topics such as Education, Crime and deviance, Theory and Methods, and A-Level essay writing style.
As a seasoned tutor in Sociology, I possess a deep understanding and expertise in various sociological topics. I am well-prepared to guide students through the intricacies of this captivating field, providing them with valuable insights and tools for critical analysis. I bring these topics to life by integrating a diverse range of resources, including thought-provoking readings, current sociological research, and real-world case studies.
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Hey there! I'm Ezra, and I recently completed my degree at Durham University, where I earned a 2.1 in Anthropology. Humanities and social sciences are my passion, and I can't wait to share my enthusiasm and knowledge with students like you. Currently, I'm gearing up to pursue my Masters in Gender and Sexuality studies. Apart from my academic accomplishments, I am devoted to nurturing a love for learning and critical thinking. My aim is not only to help you excel academically but also to ignite a lifelong curiosity about the world around us. I'm deeply passionate about these subjects and eager to help students cultivate their curiosity. My ultimate goal is to not just improve your grades but also to instil a profound appreciation for the humanities and social sciences, fostering a lifelong love of learning. I place a strong emphasis on cultivating critical thinking skills and encouraging students to think for themselves, this is key in social sciences and humanities. I believe that education is not just about memorizing facts, but rather about developing the ability to analyse, question, and form independent thoughts. I provide students with opportunities to engage in thought-provoking discussions, problem-solving activities, and case studies that promote analytical thinking and creativity. To foster an engaging learning environment, I incorporate interactive games and activities into my tutoring sessions. I ensure that my teaching approach is aligned with school goals and exam requirements. I familiarize myself with the curriculum and examination expectations, tailoring my lessons and materials accordingly.
Education
BA- 2.1 in Social Anthropology from Durham University
A-Level- A* in Sociology and Government and Politics
A in History
GCSE- 9 (A**) in English, History and RE
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I have gained valuable experience as a supply teaching assistant. Working in various educational settings, I have had the opportunity to engage with students of diverse backgrounds and abilities. What sets me apart as a tutor is my exceptional academic performance. I take pride in achieving A* grades or above in each of the subjects I specialize in. This level of mastery allows me to provide comprehensive and in-depth instruction to my students.
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The length and frequency of sessions can be determined by the student's requirements and availability.

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For any given first session I like to get to know the student, find out where they're at in their course of study, and see what their current working methods are like. Usually, talking about the current piece of homework, the next upcoming exam, or due assignment is a great way to gauge their requirements, assess where my help is most needed, and thus collaboratively devise a joint programme of work.

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I bring a broad-based interdisciplinary knowledge to a range of subjects. This allows the opportunity to consider new ideas and to place different perspectives in conversation with each other, which is an instrumental skill for improving academic writing.

A lesson with me will be interactive and lucid. I am adaptable as all students are different, so I will constantly monitor and remain attentive to our learning objectives.

My teaching methods vary, but as a rule I start with an in depth account of the subject, taking care to ground it contextually, and then proceed to a discussion of the main points. Whether the lessons take more of a dialogical form or the more typical lecture type format depends on the needs and preferences of the student.

The lessons will be focused on studying techniques, written exercises with supervision and recalling techniques. We will work not just to close any gaps but also help the student in learning how to optimize private study.


For students who need to get up to speed with content, I can offer sessions where I present you with ideas and new ways of understanding the topic.

I approach each topic according to the immediate and long-range needs of the student, whether they require help in comprehending their topic, in preparing for exams, or in planning, executing, and proofing written work. Depending on the desire and temperament of the student, I can gear my lessons either towards cramming and exam survival or towards the nurturing of lifelong learning.

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If you're enthralled by your subject and wish to pursue it further, beyond the bounds of learning outcomes and assessment, then I can cultivate that passion in you. If you want to improve your critical or creative writing, I can help you articulate your vision and present it according to high standards; along the way I will instill good practices that will help you in any such task.
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