by Nepean Tutoring | Education
Studies show that we mainly rely on our senses to process information when learning and that our brain is capable of processing information using more than one “sense” at the same time. The combination of looking (visual), listening (auditory), moving... by Nepean Tutoring | Education
The debate on children’s literacy development has recently shifted from problems with writing to problems with reading comprehension. While it is common for students to make progress with oral reading, they struggle with comprehension. Comprehension is the accurate... by Nepean Tutoring | Education
The progression and continuity of learning science from primary to secondary school has been an ongoing issue in Education not only in Australia but in other countries as well. Although recent improvement in the education curriculum has focused more on “bridging... by Nepean Tutoring | Education
Learning to read, write and to spell almost comes naturally and easy to everyone, but not for dyslexic individuals. Dyslexia is the most common cause of reading, writing and spelling difficulties. It can be seen as a language based learning difference, but not fully... by Nepean Tutoring | Education
Language is an important aspect of everyday life. We use it to communicate or interact with others by expressing our ideas, thoughts and emotions. Effective communication through different forms of language is critical to the success of an individual, a group or...