http://www.vcehelp.com.au/the-7-essential-steps-to-prepare-for-vce-295/ VCE resources for VCE students, parents and teachers. Sun, 01 Aug 2010 04:22:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.vcehelp.com.au/the-7-essential-steps-to-prepare-for-vce-295/comment-page-1/#comment-841 Heath McGregor Fri, 23 Jan 2009 06:13:58 +0000 http://www.vcehelp.com.au/?p=295#comment-841 @Eresha: thanks for your comment and a great question. Tutoring is a personal choice that can yield great results if used appropriately. Ask yourself why do you think you need a tutor. In this article on <a href="http://www.vcehelp.com.au/10-essential-questions-to-ask-your-vce-tutor-39/" rel="nofollow">10 essential questions to ask a VCE tutor</a> I cover some points to consider before getting a tutor. A common trap for students is that they are submissive or re-active when interacting with a tutor. Students need to be proactive and get the tutor to check over what has been written, summarised, prepared etc and asking lots of questions. It's the old cliche - you get out what you put in. If you are prepared you can stand to gain improved understanding and hopefully results but depending on the quality of your teacher you should be able to get all the help you need from your teacher without forking out some additional money. You may just need to sacrifice part of a lunchtime or a spare. Hope this helps. Cheers, Heath @Eresha: thanks for your comment and a great question. Tutoring is a personal choice that can yield great results if used appropriately. Ask yourself why do you think you need a tutor. In this article on 10 essential questions to ask a VCE tutor I cover some points to consider before getting a tutor. A common trap for students is that they are submissive or re-active when interacting with a tutor. Students need to be proactive and get the tutor to check over what has been written, summarised, prepared etc and asking lots of questions. It’s the old cliche – you get out what you put in. If you are prepared you can stand to gain improved understanding and hopefully results but depending on the quality of your teacher you should be able to get all the help you need from your teacher without forking out some additional money. You may just need to sacrifice part of a lunchtime or a spare. Hope this helps. Cheers, Heath

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