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It’s crucial that tutors help their students stay focused on tutorials. Students can often get distracted by loud noises, other students talking and sounds of traffic. It’s important for tutors to regain their students focus.
Tutors must regain their students focus to help the student stay on task. Students who are tired may find it easier to get distracted. Tutors can regain their students focus by giving their students a 30-60 second reset when they see their student is getting fidgety. They can use a visible timer to help their student stay focused for a limited time period, rather than the whole hour. Tutors can also change the type of activities they get their student to complete. By getting their student to work independently and then have a discussion can help break up the tutorial session. Tutors can also use the students interests to help them stay focused. For example if the student is into sports and they’re studying maths, the tutor can talk about the probability that the student will score 3 goals in this match if they’ve scored 2 goals all season. Tutors can also get their student to teach them the concept to see how well they understand the topic. This will help the student to stay focused as they’re testing their knowledge. Tutors can also get their students to physically write drown their working out or a diagram on a whiteboard rather than their book. This can help the student to stay engaged. Tutors can also turn an activity into a challenge where they encourage the student to beat their previous score or they ask their student what they predict will happen.
All of these activities can be used to regain their students focus, helping them to stay motivated and on task.
