How emotional regulation helped to unlock our students' attainment

12th December 2022

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How emotional regulation helped to unlock our students' attainment

In this video case study, Ruth Minhall, Executive Head at Tuition Extra, shares how the Kent-based organisation uses Thrive to help learners feel calm, safe and ready to learn.

Tuition Extra offers bespoke 1-to-1 and inclusive educational services to children and young people across Kent and the South East. It has achieved huge improvements in engagement, attainment, unlocking confidence, and encouraging a positive sense of self-belief. Tuition Extra is a Thrive Ambassador School with Excellence in Reparative.

 

 

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