A Level History tutors with dyslexia experience
Keep the historical argument clear through reading and writing.
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A-Level History tutors experienced with dyslexia
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£35/hrJoshua R
Tailored History tutoring that transforms confusion into confidence and better grades
£73/hrMichelle N
Expert History Tutor & Curriculum Specialist
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£35/hrCheryl K
Enthusiastic, engaging and experienced specialist History tutor
£65/hrRichard M
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£72/hrDesmond F
Engaging, Experienced PhD candidate in History
Supporting dyslexia in A-Level History
Separate the demands of an essay
| Stage | Useful practice |
|---|---|
| Reading | Clarify the source’s argument and unfamiliar language |
| Planning | Group evidence under a few claims |
| Explaining | Link each example to the judgement being made |
Make revision useful for writing
Connect evidence with a purpose
Record why an event matters alongside its details. This makes a revision note more useful than a date on its own.
Rehearse the explanation
Talk through a cause or comparison before writing. Then check whether the written version keeps the same logical links.
Review in manageable passes
Read first for the argument, then for sentence clarity or another priority. Agree how much correction is useful at once.
Frequently asked questions
Can a tutor help with dense historical extracts?
Yes. Work through the argument in sections and distinguish the author’s claim from supporting examples. Use material relevant to your course.
Can tuition support coursework?
General research, referencing and planning skills can be developed within your centre’s rules. The assessed investigation must remain your own work.
Who decides examination arrangements?
Your school or examination centre considers arrangements under the applicable rules. Discuss your needs with the SENCO or exams officer.
How do I choose the right tutor?
These tutors report experience supporting this need. This does not imply a particular specialist qualification. Use a free 15-minute introduction to discuss relevant experience, your goals and what helps you learn.
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