Welcome to the PMT Education Blog, a hub catering to students, parents, and teachers alike. Here, you’ll find a wealth of articles and resources designed to empower all members of the educational community. Explore topics ranging from student success and parenting tips to teaching strategies and more.
Discover the Youth STEMM Award (YSA), a nationally recognised programme inspiring 11- to 19-year-olds to explore STEMM through hands-on activities, skill-building, and career development. Learn what the YSA is all about, why it’s a valuable opportunity, and how you can get involved today!
Help your child find the right balance between revision and holiday festivities! Discover the importance of downtime and relaxation for your child this Christmas. Learn how to create an effective study plan that leaves room for festive fun while setting the stage for a successful return to school in the new year!
In this article, chemistry teacher Dan explores the benefits of visualisers, provides a practical example, and highlights how they can enhance teaching by fostering clearer explanations, effective modelling, and real-time feedback. Perfect for teachers looking to move beyond PowerPoint and engage students more dynamically!
Your tutor profile is a pivotal tool in attracting students. This article explores six essential tips to help you optimise your tutor profile and maximise your chances of securing bookings. From crafting a polished profile to strategic pricing and quick responses, build your reputation as a reliable and sought-after tutor.
This article, crafted by a physics teacher and examiner, outlines a simple three-step approach to mastering 6-mark questions in A Level Physics. Using examples from past papers, it shares time-saving tips, strategies to avoid common mistakes, and techniques to structure your answers effectively.
Written by an experienced physics teacher and examiner, this article is packed with practical tips, free resources, and proven strategies to help you guide your child towards success in GCSE or A Level Physics. Discover advice on navigating common challenges, identifying red flags, and fostering the skills needed for success.
English teacher Andrew Atherton shares a creative approach to poetry revision. Discover how introducing the bibliographic code and letting students carve their own poetic creations can ignite engagement and a fresh appreciation for poetry. Perfect for Year 7 through Year 13, this lesson will make revision exciting and memorable.
Thinking about becoming a GCSE or A Level Maths tutor? This article walks you through every step of the journey, from the qualifications and essential teaching skills needed to practical tips and useful resources. Learn how to deliver impactful lessons and foster a supportive environment that helps students thrive.
Mastering organic reaction mechanisms is a key part of A Level Chemistry, and it all starts with understanding how to draw them. In this article, chemistry teacher Dan breaks down the different types of mechanisms you’ll need to know, from nucleophilic substitution to electrophilic addition, along with the rules for drawing curly arrows.
Parents’ evening provides a valuable opportunity to engage with your child’s teachers, gain insights into their progress, and address any concerns you or your child may have. Find out how you can make the most of these brief appointments and best support your child using this ultimate guide to a successful parents’ evening.
Struggling to get your English class talking? Discover why traditional cold calling doesn’t always work in English classrooms and learn simple strategies to encourage meaningful engagement and discussion. Bring your lessons to life with methods that work for the unique dynamics of English classrooms.
Discover how to build a positive tutor-student relationship. This article offers practical tips for creating a welcoming environment, fostering open communication, and tailoring your online teaching to individual needs. With these strategies, you’ll help your tutees feel supported, motivated, and ready to succeed.