NumberWorks'nWords Ealing provides individualised tuition tailored to meet your child's needs in English and maths from reception to GCSE.

What makes it stand out is not just a commitment to academic excellence but a tailored methodology addressing individual learning gaps.

Tailored Approach to Learning

NumberWorks'nWords Ealing is committed to crafting a personalised learning journey for every child, regardless of their abilities.

The interactive and engaging environment cultivates an atmosphere conducive to effective learning.

The tutoring company told Ealing Nub News: "We believe that Numberworks'nWords has more resources at our disposal than other tuition companies.

"These have all been created by teachers and educationalists with input from other teachers with all types of different backgrounds and experiences."

The program's standout feature is its dedication to identifying and filling gaps in each child's learning, combining both individual needs and the school curriculum.

NumberWorks'nWords Ealing says: "We believe it is vital to get to know each student and consider their individual needs, and personally we love working with each child as an individual."

Resource Abundance and Flexibility

Central to NumberWorks'nWords' success is its extensive resource bank, curated by educators with diverse backgrounds.

These resources span interactive materials suitable for every ability level.

"We have teachers with over two decades of classroom experience, as well as having experience with working specifically with those who have special needs.

"Therefore we have the knowledge and experience to use our resources to provide for each individual student," says NumberWorks'nWords Ealing.

Debunking Tutoring Misconceptions

NumberWorks'nWords dispels the myth that tutoring is solely for struggling students or those eyeing selective schools.

Often, students face unaddressed difficulties in the swift school curriculum, only surfacing towards the academic year's end or during mock exams.

NumberWorks'nWords steps in to provide vital support, preventing the onset of anxiety and low self-esteem.

"Parents think if the teachers have not highlighted any problems, that their children are doing ok," explains NumberWorks'nWords Ealing.

It adds: "Often children know and realise the concepts they do not understand and they manage to mask it in class because they don't want to fail.

"We know differently and in our experience, it is because the problems have not been resolved or explained, anxiety multiplies.

"They have very low self esteem in specific areas. The school curriculum changes and moves on too fast without the practice the child needs in each area and learning is forgotten."

Maximising Tutoring Benefits

Effective communication is pivotal for students to glean the most from tutoring.

NumberWorks'nWords encourages students to share challenges and doubts, creating a secure space to overcome difficulties.

"Talk to us, we always ask how you are doing in school etc.

"Bring any issues they are having with their learning and something they do not quite understand.

"Recently, a parent who is head teacher of a high school said to me you know more about his learning than me, he does not talk to me about school." admits the tutoring company.

Expectations and Outcomes

Entering NumberWorks'nWords, students are expected to arrive prepared to learn, communicate openly, and seek help when needed.

The group emphasise the importance of parents not delaying tuition. It asserts that the longer the delay, the more significant the issue becomes, requiring more time to resolve.

In return, students experience a personalised learning journey, interactive teaching methodologies, and success in previously challenging areas.

NumberWorks'nWords Ealing says: "Expect excellent interactive teaching, success at things students may have struggled with.

"Learn to take pride in their own success. Above all, enjoy their learning experience and progress."

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