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Tutors in CV postcode
| Mrs Moya Kirton | Coventry, CV2 | |
| Hannah Greyson Gaito | Coventry, CV3 | |
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Mrs Holly Swinton | Warwickshire, CV8 |
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Mrs. Sheila Searle | Coventry/Rugby, CV8 |
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Susan Sale | Nuneaton/ Bedworth, CV10 |
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Tony Seaton | Nuneaton/Bedworth, CV11 |
Nearby Tuition Centres
| Kumon Coventry East Study Centre | Coventry, CV3 | |
| Kumon Coventry North Study Centre | Holbrooks, CV6 | |
| First Class Learning Coventry | Kenilworth, CV8 | |
| MagiKats Rugby Warwickshire | Rugby Warwickshire, CV22 | |
| Kumon Study Centre Leamington Spa | Leamington Spa, CV31 |
Tutors travelling to CV
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Online Tutors
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Nicholas Hebditch | Bicester, OX26 |
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Martine Daniel | York, YO31 |
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Lourdes Alwis | E Central London, EC1 |
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Marie Rodgers | London, W1 |
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Davina Dwyer | Hexham, NE46 |
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Emma Storey | Fulham, London, SW6 |
| Liz Garton | Stamford, PE9 | |
| David Cleary | Reading, RG4 | |
| Victoria Walden | North London, N4 | |
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Chris Trend | Retford, DN22 |
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Mary Thompson | South London, SW16 |
| T Blaukopf | North West London, NW4 | |
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Rishni | London, SW12 |
| Adam Cigman-Mark | London, N6 | |
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Clare Hennessey | London, N16 |
| Jon Lynes | Whitstable, CT5 | |
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Dr Charlotte Bates | Pocklington, York, YO42 |
| Lindsay Nova | Dartford, DA9 | |
| Stanley Wilkin | Woolwich, SE18 | |
| Tania | Orpington, BR6 | |
| LJ Elsom | Huddersfield, HD5 | |
| Nick Dale | London, SW15 | |
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Cheryl Mumford | Canterbury, CT5 |
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Eleni Skarpari | Teddington, TW11 |
| Mandy Lall | Gravesend, Kent, DA11 | |
| Wendy Smith | Ealing, W13 | |
| Galatia Politopoulou | London, SE24 | |
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Edmund Lovatt | Oxford, OX1 |
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Richard Roberts | Manchester, SK7 |
| David Robinson | Emsworth, Hants., PO10 | |
| Joanna Gray | Bedford, MK42 | |
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Laura Jenkinson | Ealing, W London, W5 |
| Keith Wilmot | Birmingham, B31 | |
| Tamara Galloway | Orpington, BR6 | |
| David Pearson | Taunton, Somerset, TA10 | |
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Nicholas Parkinson | South East London, SE26 |
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James Heath | Birmingham, B1 |
| Joanne Leach | Southgate, Enfield, N14 | |
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Hannah Knight | London, SW10 |
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Pete Goodland | Sheffield SYorks, S4 |
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Dr. Lloyd | Tyne and Wear, SR6 |
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Sarah Matthews | Wells, BA5 |
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Sue Smith | Wokingham, Berks, RG7 |
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Gaby Pritchard | Chichester, PO18 |
| Miranda Wirz | Eccleshall, ST21 | |
| Paul Latheron | Islington, London, N1 | |
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Kristina Symons | Eltham, SE9 |
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David Evans | Kenley, Croydon, CR8 |
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Damian Muirhead | London, E15 |
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David Beck | Pewsey, SN9 |
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Viv | Belgravia&Dorking, SW1 |
| Katie Clutterbuck | Camberley, GU46 | |
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Kunal | Redhill, RH1 |
| Rosemary S L Beard | Sutton, SM2 | |
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Dr Janet Lewison | Bolton, BL6 |
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Kate Ainsworth | Taunton Somerset, TA1 |
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Laura Pasternack | Ealing, W3 |
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Sarah Jowett | Eltham, SE9 |
| iClare | Lisburn, BT27 | |
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Kathy Davies | Stroud, GL6 |
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Kara Cook | Carshalton, SM5 |
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Pauline Midwinter | Ashford, TN23 |
| Helen Colley | Essex/ London, E11 | |
| Lisa England | London, EC1 | |
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Jen Clark | Cardiff, CF10 |
| Sam Denney | Barnsley, S75 | |
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Carla S | North London, N1 |
| Nicola Froud | Barnet, EN5 | |
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May Robertson | London, SE3 |
| Lucy P | Putney, W6 | |
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Janette Sedgebeer | London, SE26 |
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Liliane | North London, EN4 |
| Rosanna Heverin | Ealing, W5 | |
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Mr.Kanesalingam | Ilford, Essex, IG3 |
| Joanne Reardon | Reading, RG19 | |
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Sarah Wiesendanger | Guildford, GU12 |
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Barry Spencer | London, WC1 |
| Mr. David Poupart | Milton Keynes, MK12 | |
| Matt | Manchester, M20 | |
| Alexandra Smith | Ashford, Middx, TW15 |
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View all tutors for Key Stage 3 EnglishMrs Moya Kirton
- Coventry (CV2)
- Last Logged In: 26 Apr 2012
- Sex: Female
- Personal Message
- I teach reading, writing and spelling to dyslexic children in Coventry.
- Which subject(s) do you teach?
- I teach literacy (reading, writing and spelling) and numeracy to children who have been diagnosed as dyslexic or have similar problems.
- Tell me about your qualifications.
- Bsc(Hons), PGCE, PGDip in Education(dyslexia). I have a degree and a diploma in dyslexia.
- What kind of experience do you have?
- I spent ten years teaching in a primary school, mainly in a year two class, before taking a position as a SENCO and at the same time doing a Post Graduate Diploma in dyslexia. Since then (for the past eleven years) I have worked part time for a charity, catering for children with dyslexia and have also taught pupils privately. As I have worked almost exclusively with children who are dyslexic or have similar problems I have developed considerable expertise in this area.
- How much do you charge?
- I charge £20 per hour for daytime lessons. After school lessons are more expensive as I have to pay for 'aftercare' for my son. Dyslexic children work better during the day as they quickly become tired and therefore progress is better with daytime lessons. I always spend time with the parents before starting the lessons to find out all about the child's problems. This is free. I like to give feedback after each lesson and will make myself available to discuss any problems if they arise. This is also free.
- Where do you teach?
- I live in Coventry and I work from a special room in the centre of Coventry (Jordan Well) there.
- When are you available?
- I am available during the day and holidays. I am willing to start teaching at 8AM and then I teach throughout the day doing 1 hour slots untill 5.00
- Which ages and levels do you teach?
- I usually work with children aged between five years to fourteen years but I also have some experience of working with young people doing GCSEs, A-Levels and Degrees (at this level the help is with memory, study skills and organisation). The pupils I teach have either been diagnosed as dyslexic or have similar problems. They have problems with literacy (reading, writing and spelling) and perhaps also numeracy. Other affected areas can be short term memory, concentration, personal organisation, sequencing and telling the time. Many children with dyslexia also have dyspraxia (clumsy child syndrome). They struggle to hold their pencils correctly and are affected by slow processing speed (slowness in processing information). A one to one teaching programme is invaluable to children who are not achieving their potential. I follow the Dyslexia Institute Literacy Programme and I seek to improve a child’s reading, writing and spelling skills. The programme is a phonological programme. It is structured and cumulative which ensures the gradual introduction of word patterns and spelling rules, firmly based on previous knowledge. It is multi -sensory in that it uses many sensory pathways to the brain (sight, hearing, speech and movement). In this way the stronger senses support the weaker ones. Over-learning is achieved using cards, which are made for each new teaching point. These cards need to be practised every day and this takes between 5 and 10 minutes. Progress is slower if these cards are not practised. Follow up work may also be set to be done during the week. The programme may last one year to three years depending on the age of the child and severity of the problems.
- Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?
- Yes
- Do you belong to any professional organisations?
- I belong to the Dyslexia Guild and the Insitute For Learning (IFL). I undertake about three days of professional development each year, mostly provided by the charity for whom I work part time.
- Where and with whom did you train?
- As a trained teacher I went on to do a further years training with Dyslexia Action in Bath.
- Tell me about some of your current students.
- For the past year I have been teaching a twelve year old boy who left junior school unable to read and write. He sees me twice a week and recently he said: 'I can read. I never thought I would be able to read but I can' ! I looked at his mother and her eyes were filled with tears of joy. He is now able to do lovely cursive writing and he enjoys writing.The letters flow automatically from his pen.When I first met him he was despondent and depressed. He had little expectation of achieving, Now he is confident he knows he can succeed. I have also been teaching a girl of nine who was able to read but writing was a problem. She couldn't hold the pencil properly and her spelling was age equivalent six. After a year (I go into her school once a week) her reading is more fluent, her writing and spelling have both improved and the school says literacy is now her strong point.
- Do you have a personal message for students?
- Never give up!
