Inclusion of tutors in stem education: unlocking the full potential of students

STEM education has become increasingly popular recently as more and more students learn to have the value of science, technology, engineering and mathematics skills in the modern job market. However, while many are eager to learn, they may face obstacles that prevent them from fully realising their potential. That's where tutors come in. By working one-on-one with learners, tutors can provide the personalised attention and support necessary to help them overcome their challenges and overcome their challenges and excel in STEM subjects. This article will explore the benefits of including tutors in STEM education and help learners achieve their full potential. From building confidence and motivation to targeted instruction and feedback, tutors have the power to transform the learners' academic experience and set them on a path towards success. If you're a learner struggling with STEM subjects or a teacher looking to enhance your students' learning, read on to discover how tutors can make all the difference.

As educators, we all share the same goal; to help learners reach their full potential. But how can we maximise the learning experience? The answer lies in unlocking the full potential of our learners. One way to do this is to create a learning environment that is conducive to success. This includes providing a comfortable and inviting atmosphere, providing resources, materials, regular assessments and encouraging engagement. Learners should always be given opportunities to ask questions, and receive individualised instruction and feedback. 

At the same time, it is important to recognise that each learner is unique and has different needs. Adapting our teaching styles to fit the learning styles of our learners is essential to ensuring their success. We can do this through regular assessments and by offering a variety of learning experiences, such as hands-on activities, group work and individual projects. Another way to unlock the potential of our learners is to cultivate a sense of ownership and responsibility. This can be done by providing meaningful feedback, setting clear expectations and giving learners a chance to participate in making decisions about their learning. This will make them more engaged and motivated to do their best.

Teachers can use technology to extend the learning experience beyond the classroom. Technology can provide learners with access to a wealth of resources and information and help them collaborate with classmates and participate in virtual learning experiences. By combining these two strategies we can create an environment that encourages learners' success. 

1. Establishing positive relationships with learners
2. Establish and recognise the leaner level with the tutoring team: Learning diagnostic assessments
3. Encourage creativity and critical thinking: encouraging learners to think outside the box and develop ideas and solutions to their problems
4. Set high expectations: for all learners and encourage them to strive for excellence
5. Foster self-confidence: by praising learners for their accomplishments and encouraging them to take risks
6. Provide meaningful feedback: in terms of quality and in terms of how it can be improved
7. Model positive behaviours: an attitude that learners can emulate
8. Offer extra help: when needed and be available for learners to ask questions
9. Celebrate successes: both big and small with learners to encourage them to keep striving for success

Tutors and parents laying a Foundation for STEM Education

Tutors and parents can work together to ensure that learners have the best possible foundation for their education. Tutors mentor learners to develop important study habits and techniques, such as time management and organisation that can help them to stay on track and reach their goals. Parents can also play an important role in their children's education, by providing support, encouragement and resources

In conclusion, tutors can be a great asset to learners when it comes to STEM education. At Intelligian, our tutors are mentors and help with the encouragement for learners to think beyond the classroom, giving them the confidence to take risks and explore new ideas. In doing so, they can help unlock the learner's full potential and equip them with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in the 21st century

Activities parents and tutors can do with learners to help them improve in these subjects

1. Encourage learners to explore science and engineering through hands-on activities and experiments.
2. Allow learners to participate in competitions and challenges.
3. Help learners identify and develop interests.
4. Introduce learners to STEM professionals and experts in the field.
5. Take learners on field trips to subject-related institutions and attractions.
6. Encourage learners to take part in STEM-related after-school programs.
7. Use technology to engage learners in similar projects and activities.
8. Help learners identify and apply for STEM scholarships.
9. Participate in family activities such as visiting a scientific museum.
10. Provide learners with STEM-related books, magazines, websites and other resources.