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I'd like to explain to begin with what I mean by "the multi-device news challenge". Here are a couple of big numbers:
322: the number of unique browser versions the Guardian gets traffic from in a month.
6236: the number of unique devices that traffic comes from per month.
82m: the number of unique readers sending us that traffic
This is the multi-device challenge: anyone producing content for the web is facing it, and it's getting harder.
The last time I was here in Berlin it was 2007 and things were pretty different, particularly when it came to my taste in hairstyles. A few other things have changed since then too:
I now work at the Guardian newspaper in London. My job all day is basically this – playing around with HTML, CSS and JavaScript as a front-end developer. That code is a small part of this tool which I'm helping build: it's called Composer and it's used by Guardian journalists to create all sorts of content on our website. I'll be talking more about that later.
I'm here today with one aim: to convince you to make APIs for everything.
Wait, what's an API? Why does a newsroom need one?
Hopefully the hackers in the room will already be familiar with what an API is, but for those who aren't: what on earth is an API and why would a newspaper use one?
Well, to answer the first question: an API is an Application Programming Interface. In the Guardian's case, our main one looks like this:
But that's boring. All we really need to know is that APIs are about communication. They're a way of building a layer that can mediate between different things and answer questions. For example:
- show me the top five most-read articles
- what are the current football scores?
- add this reader's comment to the database
We use that data I showed a second ago to power all sorts of things, including the Guardian's new responsive redesign.
Three topics I'll cover:
- Why should you have an API?
- What will an API change about your process?
- How can you create an API for your data?
I'll speak for around 25 minutes and then open things up for questions.
1. Why should I have an API?
The very first topic, then: why should you have an API?
It's a simple answer: because APIs make building new things trivial.
Here's a quick example of a bunch of different applications we've built using the Guardian's Content API:
- the new responsive desktop website
- ... which also has a mobile view, too
- the former Guardian Facebook app
- our iPhone app
- our Android app
- our Kindle app
...plus a whole host of others. Not one of these applications required us to write any database code at all. All the data we wanted was already in our API, organised by section, tag, author and other filters. If you want to get the latest headlines for Sport which were marked by our editors as "lead content", it's a single API request.
Using APIs like this can be a huge benefit for scalability. Scaling software means making it capable of vast growth, allowing it to stand up when lots of traffic arrives. For a news website this is really important. Our API helps the Guardian do this and I'll quickly walk you through why that is:
Without an API, each platform you build on has to repeat code and connect to a database, re-implementing the same techniques for the same results each time. Each platform is separate and can't share cached data when the output belongs in different formats.
Introducing an API into this equation really simplifies things: now the back-end database could be swapped out and the client apps don't need to care about the data's source: they just go via the API. Scaling and caching can happen solely at the API layer, rather than on each separate platform. One API can support dozens of types of clients.
Thinking in multiple contexts
Another reason you should have an API: it forces you to think in multiple contexts.
What do I mean by that? Here's a quick example.
This is the Guardian's current desktop site. The article itself and the photo are designed to fit a 460 pixel wide template. This has been the case for at least five years or so.
In the CMS we use to power this website, the tools themselves reinforce that concept:
Editors are so used to thinking of the website as being this 460 pixel column that everything we did was geared up to provide it for them.
The problem, of course, is that these days we see traffic from a huge array of different devices and screens:
This diagram shows common screen sizes for various devices. You can see that for quite a few of them, that 460 pixel template isn't suitable.
Once you switch from storing blobs of HTML for articles into a structured data format like our API, it forces you to think in these different contexts. An API is an abstracted way of representing your content: you have to break it down into logical elements: headlines, standfirsts, tags, etc. In our case, we break down images into different sizes like this:
It also helps that our API is used in that wide variety of contexts: every time we make a change to it, we have to think about what impact it might have. "How will this look in the API?" is a common question in our teams: we want to make sure we don't build assumptions into our products. Not every device will support Flash; not every screen is a 19" monitor.
External collaborators
Another benefit to having an API: other people can make things with your data.
The Guardian's Content API is open and public. Any of you sitting here now could make a request to it and get back our content: headline, images, article text and all. You might wonder why this is a good thing: surely this means other people can make their own bootleg versions of the Guardian?!
Well, yes: and that's fine. This is from the Google Play store: there are at least five Guardian-related Android apps – but we only made two of them. Those other three were made by random developers. They use our API to grab our content and present it to readers.
Again, you may think this sounds terrible: surely the Guardian wants to control how its news is presented? Well, perhaps, but we know that people consume our content in different ways. If someone else wants to take the time to build another way of consuming our journalism, we still benefit: if someone is reading your content, they're reading your content. Doesn't matter if it's on the official app or a community version. As long as the content is clearly branded as the Guardian (which is one of our requirements for using the API), we still win.
2. How do APIs change your processes?
The second thing I'd like to talk about is how APIs can change your processes. What will be different once you start using one?
The primary difference is that you stop thinking of your website as a monolithic structure; a huge, interlinked bag of stuff, tightly coupled.
APIs help you "decouple" things: you can break different parts of your site up into logical blocks which are independent of one another. Let me give you an example:
This is the Guardian's old CMS. It's a terrifying mess of arcane code and complexity. It does everything. Seriously. It can:
- post new articles to the website
- manage tags which we add to our content
- upload images and search existing photo libraries
- send emails to subscribers
- create polls, competitions and quizzes
- create a cached copy of the website in case it crashes
- make new "microapps" which allow any new code to run on the site
- create microsites which advertise commercial partners
... and a host of other improbable things. That CMS was also tied into our frontend code, eg. the templates and design which made up the desktop website.
What that meant was that when we wanted to update that frontend: e.g., change a font colour somewhere, we had to take down that entire CMS for 15 minutes while we deployed the changes.
Can you imagine walking into the Guardian newsroom on a Monday morning and saying "sorry guys, could you just stop posting content for a bit while I change a font somewhere?". We did this every two weeks.
Our APIs mean we can abstract that process and break it apart. Composer, the new CMS we're building, pushes new content directly into our main Content API. It works independently of the front-end of the website, eg. the user-facing aspect of it.
This also means that publishing becomes multi-faceted: we can hook up any number of web publishing tools to our APIs as necessary. We don't have to view publishing as a one-to-one relationship. Building a single tool for journalists to use implies there's just one way to publish online. With an API, you can make it the "source of truth": as long as the data makes it to the API and is usable by its clients, the tools to input that data can be varied and different.
Open linked data
It's also changed how we show related items and additional content. In the past we've tried things like embedding HTML widgets in content which do things like show videos or factboxes and other extra details. As with the template earlier, these bits of content often assume certain contexts that we just can't depend on anymore. By using linked data we can make this smarter.
For example: a lot of our content uses tags to show its relationship: an article can be tagged as a review, as relating to David Bowie, as being a gallery, etc. But we also have a concept of "external tags": these are things outside the Guardian's taxonomy but useful still. For example, we can tag content with an ISBN, linking it to a published book. We can add tags for third party APIs, like the PA sport data, so we can show information about a live football match alongside the article. We can show information about albums by using MusicBrainz IDs to link our content. This kind of thing abstracts our content outwards: now other people can query Guardian content which has a MusicBrainz ID and do interesting things with it.
Once we get away from the idea of the web being a single thing, like a page of a newspaper we just arrange things on, we start to see why structured data with rich metadata around it is really important.
Take page layout: In the past, if you wanted an inline image, you'd have to insert one that was 200 pixels or less wide. This would be an implicit hint to our templates that it should sit alongside text. Again, this doesn't work anymore for all contexts. Instead, we're looking at how we can make these layout hints explicit: what if you could add metadata to embeddable objects to say "this thing should sit inline with this paragraph", which was then available in an API? Then you could be smarter and make different layout decisions based on the context you know up-front (the editorial story) and the context you know when rendering the page (the user's platform).
Hacking & experimenting
Another thing that changes once you have an API is creativity. I'm a front-end developer. The minute I have to start connecting to databases, writing SQL queries and caching, things are going to end badly. With a good API, though, I can quickly and simply grab what I need. This means that when we run departmental Hack Days at the Guardian, people can get up and running with real, live data in a matter of minutes.
At our hack day last week, some of our Android team built a prototype Google Glass app for the Guardian using our API. Could you imagine how much slower development would be on exciting new features if we had to write the same "boilerplate" code every time?
Writing your own API
The final thing I'd like to talk about, briefly, is how you go about writing your own API.
Now, I'm far from an expert on the topic: my only credentials for this are hacking together a data feed for SXSW 2011 when the official site didn't provide data for the gigs by various bands.
Before thinking about programming languages, hosting details or technical implementations, though, the first thing to work out is your content model.
Sit down in a room with journalists of all levels, if you're a developer, or grab a mix of your developers if you're a hack. Stay locked in that room with as much coffee as is necessary before you can work out what the constituent parts are of your content.
Think of it as a consumer: if you were a third party wanting to build things with your stuff, how would you expect it to work? If you're anything like us, you have a few weird quirks or inexplicable features which only your team worries about: for us it's things like remembering that in the Guardian American edition, we have to say "Sports", not "Sport". Can your API handle that kind of thing automatically? If your imaginary user shouldn't need to worry about it, you'll need to build it in.
If you can, another tip is to build it with openness in mind. Your bosses, particularly the ones in charge of syndication, might not be too keen on programatically making all your journalism available for anyone to import. But then, your content's already on the web, right? If someone wants to steal it and they're committed enough, they can. We do things like embed ads into the article body text for external developers using our APIs. That way we still get some commercial benefit as well as the readership benefit when someone builds using our stuff.
Once you've come up with a model and figured out what to build it in, make it easy to query. The Guardian has a fairly unusable but popular console tool for exploring the API. Don't make it hard for developers to use your data or they'll give up and go somewhere else. The barrier to entry should be so embarrassingly low that everyone will want to start thinking up interesting things to do with your data rather than wondering what database library they'll use to connect to your content.
Build it simple to start with. An insider tip: there's an internal Guardian API we use for analytics which requires an API key to use. One of the developers admitted to me privately that any string is a valid API key: all they use the key for is to track usage. If a certain key starts causing trouble they can just block it. This might not work for every use case, but when you're just beginning it can save you time writing complex rate limiting code when you might not need it for six months. What's the minimum work you can do to get something useful built?
Concluding thoughts
So, to conclude.
It's actually really straightforward: build an API. Now! If you work for a news organisation, hassle your bosses about letting you create one. Or just go ahead and make one anyway.
Maybe you already have an API – great? Is it open? If not, why not? There are lots of benefits to opening up your content to everyone: take advantage of them.
Why do you need an API? Once again:
- building new things is much easier & quicker
- they help you scale up
- they get you thinking cross-platform by default
- other people can do cool stuff with your data
Finally, one more big number to close with:
1. One person: that's you. Go and help your news organisation prepare for the future.
Thank you very much for listening.
— Matt Andrews
mattandrews.info • @mattpointblank
Many thanks to Annabel Church and the rest of the Hacks & Hackers Berlin team for organising the event, and to Nic Long at the Guardian for helping me research and fact-check this talk
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The Superior teen is also a cancer survivor.
When he was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma as a sophomore, the community rallied around Willie. A fellow SHS swimmer invited the public to a "Cram the Pool for Caden" fundraiser. Family friends delivered home-cooked meals. Students at Great Lakes Elementary, where Willie's mother Kim works, created a paper chain, built with donated dimes, that stretched 5,705 feet.
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Liverpool's Mohamed Salah deserves to win the 2018 Ballon d'Or and can secure the prize with a match-winning Champions League final display, according to John Arne Riise.
Salah has enjoyed an astonishing first season at Anfield, scoring 44 goals in all competitions and helping Liverpool to the final of Europe's premier club tournament for the first time since 2007.
And Riise, part of that Reds team 11 years ago, believes Salah has already done enough to edge ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in the running for football's top individual honour.
"[Salah] is so humble, he is so calm, he is always smiling. He gives his all for the team," Riise told Omnisport.
"This season, everything he has hit has been a goal. He is, for me, [deserving of] the Ballon d'Or this year. And if he wins the Champions League, or when - can I say when? - it will be 100 per cent sure.
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Salah has dovetailed with fellow Liverpool stars Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino, with Riise grateful that he has retired and is not required to take on a fearsome front three.
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So, my dear one hands me back some of our vacation funds saying, "We don't need what we've saved, or we would have FLOWN somewhere for our anniversary." He proceeded to tell me he almost bought an iPad for me the day before, but knew I was the one who would have more questions on the product than he did. So he waited, and told me to GO! Awesome! btw - I'm totally hooked already on the notes app. So that just meant I needed a handmade case for it, because that's just who I am. Here is one of the best downloads, which I purchased, that I could locate on the web. So my Amy Butler fabric I've been hoarding which was bought with a gift card from a very good friend, will get made up into a WHOLE set of great organizational tools and covers for MYSELF! ME? I don't make things for me! But when you spend that hard earned cash on an item like an iPad, extra precautions just need to be made. Isn't this a great pattern?
You can find this tutorial in pdf format over at NapKittenPatterns on Etsy. Her shop is full of great ideas and downloads.
This thing just kept morphing all afternoon until it turned into this: "Hot Pants Valentino Tote Bag" Don't ask me why 'hot pants' came into my mind, other than the back of the bag really does look like a pair of pants. HA! Well, this is totally different still from the others, so we'll see if it flies.
This one was very difficult only because of the vinyl not being as pliable as some. It's very tall and actually gets more slender as it comes up to the top - fairly feminine I'm thinking. Has a magnet inside for closure. Absolutely NOTHING would fall out of this! Hope you find a good home, Hot Pants Valentino! :)
Valentino On the Board
Had a rough start on this one yesterday, and turning it right side out after forming it into a box was probably the hardest one I have done to date. Sort of wanted to punch it. :) But that certainly wouldn't have gotten the job done. So here is how it sits this morning with hopefully a better ending to it later today. The difficult part is at least completed, and the fun and bling can begin!
Get a little creative today and think outside the box!
I promised there would be a blog about all the stuff that has taken over my dining room table. Everything is just sitting there, waiting for me to get busy and get creative. Wanted to show you what fun things came along in the past week to incorporate into some fun bags, totes, clutches and WHO KNOWS WHAT? :)
And this treasure also came this week..........
Bill's brother and sister-in-law were SO generous to bring the Dale Nichols history and art book that we'd special ordered to Lincoln the other day. I just noticed this morning that the author even signed it for us! Dale Nichols is Bill's great uncle - Google him sometime and you'll be able to see some incredible art. This is a huge book, and will definitely make time to sit and really read this bit of family history.
There, that's all I have for you and it's time to get on with things around here. So YOU go do something fun, creative, and exciting! Never know where it will lead.
Knitted Cupcakes?
I found this picture on a blog this morning that just had to be revisited. It's just TOO cute, creative and just plain ADORABLE! Check out the Be Sweet Blog and check out all the other knitting articles - there's a lot of fun reading over there.
Valentino On the Chopping Block
Here is the next project on the drawing board. Just a shot of the Valentino vinyl banner that's been getting designed in my head for over a week. Hopefully this one will turn out very posh and sophisticated. There is a black and gold satin brocade that was purchased especially for this bag's lining. I really hope my head isn't trying to overachieve on this one. So it's just GOT to be next in line and get it out of my brain. HA!
A couple things got worked up this weekend and finally off the drawing board and onto the camera.
Here is a MONSTER of a tote from the Kate Spade vinyl banner I'd collected. This thing is huge and could hold maybe even a small child in it. HA! Not sure I like the flower on it, but it's just pinned on and can come off easily. As usual, I am so totally spent after completing one of these banner restyles. But it is rewarding to get something accomplished.
I don't have real good pictures of it yet because the camera fogged over from the sauna weather we are having outside..... AND I weenied out and came in. Not meant for man out there today! HOLY COW it's HOT! But anyway, here's the back of this same bag. Yes, it's from the same banner - even though the colors change a little..........
The second is a set of distressed linen with a lovely washed out lily in golds and blues, made up into a clutch, notebook and mini change purse/wallet. Don't think I'd put coins in it, but it would work for paper money and ID cards.
Too pooped to list anything tonight and it may just have to wait until next weekend. But then again, it seems that there will be grandchildren to attend to. So we'll see! Not holding my breath..... :)
Have a wonderful week and enjoy something different!
Recycled Art Market Bag!
Remember the post with the three paintings? Or at least knock-off prints of paintings canvas? One really is a real painting, the other two are prints on canvas. Well, I took one of them, squared it up nice and got THIS out of it! I couldn't be happier with the end result for my first try at a market bag. This guy is big enough to carry a dozen ears of corn, 3 onions, 6 tomatoes, head of lettuce AND that fantastic sour dough bread the Mennonite women make at our local farmers market. I'll bet it would even hold a bunch of fresh cut flowers, a jar of local honey, a gift of handmade jewelry for a loved one AND a dozen cookies.
This bag even got my husband's stamp of approval. Now we need to come up with a name for this little division of TygerLily. Got any good ideas worth sharing? If you do, try to get the name Bonnie worked into it somewhere. I have my reasons.
Thanks for looking and ENJOY this wonderful weekend!!
There are times when one must just stop and smell the roses. Since all of my supplies have not yet arrived for one of my other ventures, I decided that a little fun with another restyle of a designer banner could get accomplished. This LaFont banner started out being about 2-ft by 4-ft in size and is made of some type of nylon or polyester fabric. The colors on the back are absolutely gorgeous. With only one imperfection to the whole banner, it was easily hidden with a trendy patch and an Arc de Triomphe ironed on. That added just a little more 'French'-ness to the bag. When it was complete, I remembered all the fun flower clips and voila! Guess I'm a sucker for those flowers, or could you tell. :) This bag could actually get used for a purse or handbag as it's not as wide as the others. It does have 4 gold feet on the bottom (not in picture) and deep pockets on the front only. You know, that old lipstick thing again.
Thank you for taking time to look. Every day is a new experience - LIVE OUT LOUD! It's worth it.
This was the next banner that I had cut down, so it needed to be done first. It morphed and morphed as I worked on it. There was just too many cool things on the banner that just could NOT be cut off or discarded. But it was way too deep, so that's why there is a pocket that circles all the way around the bottom. You know, a quick place to stick your lipstick or something. So here is my remake #2 - the OGI Bag.
There are 4 buttons - front and back and on both ends to keep that long old pocket in place. And you may be asking why the pink flower hanging on the pocket? Well, on the back of the bag is the model's bright pink lipsticked up lips. It just screamed for a BOLD flower.
This is a one of a kind, there won't be another one like it on the face of the earth.
And thank you for checking it out!


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Marjolaine D
Master in education
I can teach french, english quite well.
Tutoring Approach
I always plan my lesson according to my student's need. I provide exercices which I send by email a day or two before the lesson. I mix oral comprehension, conversation and exercices according to the subject.
Mary R
- Experience: Less than 1 Year
- Qualification: Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English
- Teaches: English,Maths,English Reading Writing,Phonics,Science,English language,Health
- Localities: Hua Hin
Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English
I am a filipino teaching english for mathayom and high school.
Tutoring Approach
I cater activity-based learning, integrated with little instruction-based activity.
George T
- Experience: More than 2 Years
- Qualification: Dartford Grammar school
- Teaches: Art,English,History,Modern Language,A modern language,English Business Communication,Drawing & Painting,Graphic Design,Painting,Drawing
- Localities: Hua Hin,Nong Khae
Dartford Grammar school
I have spent over fourty years as a freelance cartoon illustrator, children's illustrator and signwriter. my work as been conducted in many varied areas of the industry, advertising, animation, publishing (predominantly elt). i have previously tutored signwriting and graphics at hammersmith and west london college and english as a second language at the private korean school in chiang mai.
Tutoring Approach
My approach is based on: Lecturing, demonstration, participation and discussion.
Philip C
B.Ed (Math) Dip Teach Grad Cert TESOL
45 years teaching math and science: 20 in australia, 25 in international schools in thailand. australian, but fluent in thai.
Tutoring Approach
I like to integrate technology tools where appropriate, incorporate formative assessment techniques to gauge progress, prefer a cooperative approach where the student is thoroughly involved in their learning.
Dom P
- Experience: Less than 1 Year
- Qualification: Homeschooled
- Teaches: English Reading Writing,Thai Language,Theory of Knowledge,Art,English,Thai,Thai Language& Literature,Library,French,Spanish,Arts,Foreign language,English language,Drawing,Painting,Cooking,Swimming
- Localities: Hua Hin
I'm a french/thai girl who grew up worldwide. i went to four different schools in four different countries. then i stopped studying at school and ended up homeschooled since the age of 11. growing up amongst travellers i have a habit of socializing. i live with my spanish/italian/scottish boyfriend who is much more advanced when it comes to english literature and spanish so we help each other out when it comes to teaching languages.
Tutoring Approach
I'm more of a relaxed person so I don't plan to be extremely strict like school. I have already worked in a Thai school as an English teaching assistant about a year ago and I'm not very fond of the philosophy so I just want to make people comfortable with me at a point you could consider me as a friend. Anything to break walls and the main part is to enjoy learning, to be curious. So we can go around nature and Hua Hin as well to learn (Languages & Arts).
- Experience: More than 3 Years
- Qualification: Bachelor of Mathemethic
- Teaches: English Reading Writing,Maths,Thai Language,Thai Language& Literature,English,Thai,English language,Mathematics
- Localities: Hua Hin,Nong Khae
Bachelor of Mathemethic
I have a mathematics degree. i have been doing private teaching for 3 years. i have just moved to hua hin a few months ago. i would like to start teaching again.
Tutoring Approach
I focus on finding my student's weakness and nurturing it step by step into their strengths.
Rattana A
- Experience: More than 3 Years
- Qualification: Master Degree
- Teaches: English,Mathematics,Physics,Thai,English language,English Business Communication,General Management,Marketing,Management,Digital Marketing,Photoshop,Facebook Applications,Graphic Designing
- Localities: Hua Hin,Nong Khae
Master Degree
I have experience about marketing 10+yrs, i can speak english and i have tutor experience 3yrs
Tutoring Approach
I do focus on each student, feel free to learn and happy for learning that the first thing first
- Experience: More than 4 Years
- Qualification: Masters
- Teaches: English Reading Writing,Science,Social Studies,Phonics,Biology,English,IELTS,TOEIC,Preparation Courses,TOEFL,Art,Physical Education,English language,History,Computer Engineering,Education Administration,English Business Communication,Psychology
- Localities: Hua Hin,Nong Khae
I hold both bachelor and master degrees in elementary education. with over 4 years teaching experience, i taught children of varied ages. at present, i teach english as a second language.
Tutoring Approach
In teaching, besides my student-centered approach, my lessons are based on the developmental process of the children I teach.
Martina L
- Experience: More than 12 Years
- Qualification: Master
- Teaches: Chinese-Mandarin
- Localities: Hua Hin
I am not only a tutor, but also a trainer. my students all love me, because they can learn not only knowledge, but also they can enjoy learning with me as an interesting experience in their life.
Tutoring Approach
Each tutoring plan will be tailored to each different student. Students will be inspired and encouraged to find it interesting to learn.
Michael B
- Experience: More than 6 Years
- Qualification: Bachelor of Arts
- Teaches: English,Reading Skills,Project Management,Business Mathematics,Public Relations & Speaking,Marketing,English Business Communication,Economics
- Localities: Hua Hin
Bachelor of Arts
Native english speaker with more than 20 years' experience in tutoring at university level, business consulting, media relations, journalism and public speaking. authored two technical books in english and published articles in major english-language magazines and newspapers.
Tutoring Approach
Learning needs to be fun so my teaching style is aimed at keeping the student awake, engaged and making progress.
- Experience: More than 10 Years
- Qualification: Bachelor degree
- Teaches: Maths,Thai Language,Thai,Thai Language& Literature,English,Mathematics,Computer,Powerpoint,MS Office
- Localities: Hua Hin
Bachelor degree
I teach thai language & literature, english, maths. proficient in developing new lessons and activities to expand learning opportunities and in giving conceptual knowledge. provide individualized instruction to keep all students at expected skill level. identify and organize field trips to enhance curriculum. meet with parents to discuss progress and address behavior or mastery issues. develop discipline plans and work closely with at-risk students.
Tutoring Approach
Ability to understand the learning requirements of students and effectively deliver the lessons. I will be conducting small group discussions which are employed to help students develop their ability to think critically. I prepare myself before delivering any lecture. Give weekly test to students. Provide with presentations and make hand written notes to easy the topic.
Victoria J
- Experience: More than 1Year
- Qualification: High School // A-Level
- Teaches: Science,Maths,Geography,English,Physics,Mathematics,Biology,Algebra,French
- Localities: Hua Hin
High School // A-Level
Hi, i'm victoria, and i've just graduated from a british school in chiang mai. for the past two years, i've been studying biology, mathematics, physics, and chemistry at a-level. i have a passion for science and also enjoy languages and humanities. i have experience in test preparation for igcse.
Tutoring Approach
My main focus is to ensure that students fully understand a topic. For this I like to give clear explanations and and examples. I also encourage students to make notes, which include diagrams and important terminology. And I am always there to answer questions and help students solve problems.
Charinya L
- Experience: More than 3 Years
- Qualification: Bachelor Degree of Education
- Teaches: English Reading Writing,Language Arts,Phonics,Thai Language,English,Thai,English language
- Localities: Hua Hin
Bachelor Degree of Education
I teach english reading writing, language arts, phonics, thai language. proficient in developing new lessons and activities to expand learning opportunities and in giving conceptual knowledge.
Tutoring Approach
Check background knowledge of student and then prepare a lesson plan. Class always flexible to make students feel comfortable as play and learn or and learning by doing. Students will get different tasks in an English subject because I believe that all students can learn language but maybe in a different way.
- Experience: More than 2 Years
- Qualification: BSHRM
- Teaches: English Reading Writing,Maths,Geography,Biology,English,Physical Eduaction,TOEFL,Physical Education,Cooking,Food & Nutrition,Swimming
- Localities: Hua Hin
My tutoring experience is challenging but fun. i am doing one-on-one with high school students in subjects including english, reading, writing and mathematics. i also tutor 3 to 5 students preferably in english language and helping other subjects as well.
Tutoring Approach
I set an objectives and goals to make sure that I am trying to accomplish within the lesson. I utterly apply the strategies and techniques for effective learning, like keeping fostering independence by encouraging students to analyse subjects in a deeper, more analytic manner, assessment through games, utilisation of the Pause Procedure, Utilisation of the Think-Pair- Share Technique, Use of Fast-Paced Drills, Introducing humour into the tutoring session and Encouraging students to create.
Angela G
- Experience: More than 10 Years
- Qualification: BA
- Teaches: English Reading Writing,Language Arts,Phonics,English,Technology,English language,Computer,Drama
- Localities: Hua Hin,Nong Khae
I am teach english language, computer, drama quite well.
Tutoring Approach
I approach tutoring in such a way that I show the students the basics, and then give them a variety of practice exercises and urge them figure out the answers themselves. If in doubt, I would keep prompting them to find the right answers thereby helping them to grasp the right concepts
Elena M
- Experience: More than 2 Years
- Qualification: Bachelor degree in engineering
- Teaches: English Reading Writing,Mandarin,Maths,Language Arts,Art,English,Drawing & Painting,Cooking,Cooking & Baking,Photography
- Localities: Hua Hin,Nong Khae
Bachelor degree in engineering
I teach english reading writing, mandarin, maths, language arts. my experience has been that one to one personal tuition has a unique value to students because of the ability to resolve the student's personal barriers to learn in a way that lays the foundation for a deep and lasting understanding of the subject.
Tutoring Approach
Depends on the school policy, Of course with the little kids games are the best way to learn.
Jannie B
- Experience: More than 1Year
- Qualification: Master of Professional Accounting
- Teaches: Thai,Thai Language& Literature,Business Computing,Hotel Studies & Tourism,Cooking
- Localities: Hua Hin,Nong Khae
Master of Professional Accounting
I can teach thai language& literature, cooking quite well.
Tutoring Approach
I can design lesson according to your needs and interests. Lesson available with worksheets provided.
Dion A
- Experience: More than 2 Years
- Qualification: Bachelor degree and Tefl degree from Chang Mai University.
- Teaches: English Reading Writing,Drums,English,Music,Foreign language
- Localities: Hua Hin
Bachelor degree and Tefl degree from Chang Mai University.
I teach english. provide individualized instruction to keep all students at expected skill level. identify and organize field trips to enhance curriculum. meet with parents to discuss progress and address behavior or mastery issues. develop discipline plans and work closely with at-risk students.
Tutoring Approach
Every student has the intelligence and abilities to learn. It is the prime duty of a teacher to make the student realize this fact through their teaching. Writing lengthy answers wont fetch you the marks as the keywords so I emphasis more on keywords.
Md A
- Experience: More than 4 Years
- Qualification: Business Diploma
- Teaches: English Reading Writing
- Localities: Hua Hin
Business Diploma
I teach english reading writing. proficient in developing new lessons and activities to expand learning opportunities and in giving conceptual knowledge.
Tutoring Approach
I m teaching my student very easy way, which one they gonna catch easily. And I m explained them again and again and clearly. It's really important for any kind of student. Also I give them example to catch up the any points.
Shaun S
- Experience: More than 2 Years
- Qualification: Finish IGCSE
- Teaches: English Reading Writing,Science,Health and Safety,Maths,Chemistry,Mathematics,Physical Eduaction,Physics,GCSE,TOEFL,IELTS,Art,Physical Education,MS Office,Algebra,Drawing & Painting,Advanced Maths,Chess,Drawing,Painting,Swimming
- Localities: Hua Hin,Nong Khae
Finish IGCSE
I can teach chemistry, mathematics, physical education, physics very well.
Tutoring Approach
Sequential and intuitive explanation about concepts so that fundamentals are built very strong without any confusions. This methodology being supported with various life related examples will help to picture the concept in mind which will help to always correlate the concept with reality.
Mooknapa R
- Experience: Less than 1 Year
- Qualification: bachelor degree
- Teaches: English Reading Writing,Social Studies,Language Arts,Thai Language,Art,Thai Language& Literature,English,Thai,Cooking
- Localities: Hua Hin,Nong Khae
bachelor degree
I have graduated from university of surrey in sociology, culture and media. i have experience in many aspects of office administration, pa and marketing, i offer the skill set and understanding that you would need. i am looking for a part time tutoring job, i am articulate, presentable and friendly and always keen to learn new things and relish the prospect of being challenged and inspired.
Tutoring Approach
I will be designing the lesson plans keeping in mind the student needs. I put more emphasis on regular practice, which will help the students in clearing their doubts as well. I also conduct subject-based activities & discussions to induce critical thinking.
Nicole B
- Experience: More than 6 Years
- Qualification: Bachelors of Education Degree
- Teaches: English Reading Writing,Health and Safety,Social Studies,Phonics,Art,English,Arts,English language,Drawing,Painting
- Localities: Hua Hin,Nong Khae
Bachelors of Education Degree
I am a young enthusiastic teacher with 6 years experience. i strive to help students achieve their best.
Tutoring Approach
I create my lesson plans around what my students interests are, also using games and visual aids.
Bernie F
- Experience: More than 5 Years
- Qualification: High School, TEFL
- Teaches: English,English language
- Localities: Hua Hin,Nong Khae
High School, TEFL
Ex-policeman from uk. fully trained tefl certification. 5 years experience of teaching english to multiple levels in thailand.
Tutoring Approach
I make sure that I am prepared with the lesson/topic beforehand for a smooth discussion with my student.
- Experience: More than 2 Years
- Qualification: It Business
- Teaches: English,Information technology,Preparation Courses,Spanish,C,C ++,Computer Basics,Web Development,Wordpress Training,Graphic Design
- Localities: Hua Hin,Nong Khae
It Business
I have been teaching for past 3 years diferent subjects from sports such as golf and kite boarding to computer sience and english language.
Tutoring Approach
Incorporating latest teaching tools with playfull games to help in better understanging and faster learning. Methods such as speed reading, mind maps, mind palces and more.
Tachai K
2 YEARS college/ Uni work
I am an american male with a thai / filipino heritage, raised in california u.s. i am an experience teacher of the english language,8 years and counting. i am seeking private tutoring classes with the young or adult learners. willing to go out on the limb to any private settings in order to help the students to the best of my ability.
Tutoring Approach
I am more of an instructor than a teacher. I like guiding my students to reach their full potential by using instructions and practice repeatedly until the skill or knowledge is accepted.
Gunnar E
- Experience: More than 3 Years
- Qualification: BC Ingeneering
- Teaches: Chemistry,Science,Mathematics,Physics,Preparation Courses,Maths,Technology,Mechanical Engineering
- Localities: Hua Hin,Nong Khae
BC Ingeneering
Specialist in marine engineering, superior in math, physics and mechanics.
Tutoring Approach
I focus on finding my student's weakness and nurturing it step by step into their strengths.
- Experience: More than 9 Years
- Qualification: BAEd
- Teaches: Mathematics,Physics,SAT,SAT Subjects Test,GCSE
- Localities: Hua Hin,Nong Khae
I offer one-to-one or small group tuition focusing on past papers practice for ib and igcse math. i have 9 years of math teaching experience in singapore and thailand.
Tutoring Approach
My teaching is unique in the sense that while teaching approach is holistic, it is also inclusive and individualized. It is holistic because I not only share knowledge with my students, but I also elicit knowledge from them. For instance, when I was teaching mathematics, I didn't simply teach formulas and methods of solving mathematical problems. I also explained to my students the value of understanding numbers and the great things we can use math for, such as the ability to think logically. I include all students in my lessons. For those who have difficulty, I use cooperative learning, peer tutors, and re-teaching techniques. I attend to the individual needs of the students by modifying assignments. For example, when I had a group of gifted children in my class, I regularly gave them special assignments to work on that would stimulate higher level thinking skills and had them present their work to the class.
Sophia L
- Experience: More than 2 Years
- Qualification: 2 years experienced
- Teaches: Mathematics,Mandarin,Chinese-Mandarin
2 years experienced
I am having 2 years experiences teaching kids from 3-10, as well as 11-13. both experienced in hsk official test and daily use. fluent in english, can speak some thai.
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