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Mohamed Hijaz
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To guide him so that the next time he can tackle a similar question, independently. Motivate him so that he is confident to undertake his units and not feel he is not good enough. Show him with correct technique mathematics is easy. I am a Mechanical Engineering graduate and Physics and Mathematics has been my strength. I graduated with first…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to instil in them the confidence that they will succeed. Ensuring that students have a positive and resilient mindset to learning will allow for students to continue growing and improving in the face of their struggles and difficulties. Other important things a tutor can do for a student is…
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Chador
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Being tutor can help others to be on track and make them feel comfortable and willing to learn more Working hard and dedication makes me feel stronger. I make sure every one understands and make…
I Putu Krisna
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I think the most important thing is to make sure the tutoring sessions are fun and engaging. I want to make students who are not really fond of mathematics, for example, to learns things step by step and gain confidence, which will eventually make them happy in the end and get that satisfaction. Tutors should also be patient when teaching their…
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While the obvious role of a tutor would be to make a student fully understand the concepts that the tutor is teaching but I think making a student confident, developing communication skills and making them the best version of themselves are some of the quintessential roles of a tutor. I think I am good at being patient and being an active…
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The most important thing would be to make each student understand each unit's content. Each student has unique ways of remembering or learning despite the universal rationale or concepts, making them understand why and how is crucial. As a tutor, I always aim to keep ahead of the school curriculum. This would develop the foundation and keep the…
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A tutor must always try to know the level of understanding of the student and mould one’s teaching as per the student’s understandability. A tutor should also try his/her best to make learning fun. -Dedicated and persistent -Self motivated, never give up attitude -Patient -Good listener and empathetic -Fair -Reliable -Good…
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Be a good guider to their academic path Well organized, Active, Energetic,…
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Besides imparting knowledge, a tutor should model a students curiosity, build his personality as a whole and increase his confidence with the central idea of stimulating the holistic development of the student. Besides knowledge and previous experience, my credentials make me a superlative candidate as a tutor. Good communication skills, clear…
Harshit
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Using method that helps student understand better Making teaching sessions more interactive Personalising attention to each and every student Doubt solving sessions for students for better understanding Using the method that helps to achieve a better understanding for the student Giving personalised attention to each and every one of the…
Harrison
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I place a lot of emphasis on the student's understanding of the subject material. Science and Math is about understanding and connecting concepts rather than memorizing. Secondly, I will examine the student's problem solving process, and guide them to improve their workflow. Thirdly, I make the subject interesting and relevant to the student…
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The most important part a tutor can play is to not only educate and advance skills but to help gain skills to improve life skills like time management and productivity Adaptability- I can adapt to the needs of others Critical skills- I have different ways of explaining concepts which can be catered to the needs of others Teamwork and…
Waiman
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Ensure that when they leave they will have learnt something new or enhanced previously learnt skills. I am patient with children and will strive to use multiple approaches to ensure they understand the content as well as a genuine passion for maths…
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- Make students like to study - Help them to understand how important to study what and when if they are consider for further study in the future - Help them recognize fundamentals of subjects which tutoring for them - Consider students as my children. So i will try the best i could to tutoring them - Experiences for 3 consecutive language…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for the student is to provide them an opportunity to grow in their knowledge, some students may find a question troubling at first glance and give up after giving it 1 try, my role as a tutor is to open the students eyes and push them a little forward to see how easy that problem could be fixed through a…
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Giving them the confidence to solve problems even without my assistance and encouraging them to enjoy the subject more so that they will have more/motivation to revise and practice on their own time. I believe I am patient and open to finding the best method to cater to the specific student in order to better their…
Tshering
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Making the student fall in love with the subject and building a trusting relationship I believe I am a great motivator in making my students fall in love with the subject I…
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Providing them an easy way to learn, and sufficient materials to make their way of learning as much easy as possible. The best tutor is aware of the points where the students are struggling and helps the students to overcome those things. .Patience .Tolerance .I can easily adapt to students’ needs. . I try to make an honest and open…
Zarna
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I think that teachers have to give time and give their best for kids.Teachers have to motivate every child so that children can achieve their goals easily. My strengths are Hardworking, motivating, team work, Active, smart, convincing and time management. I can take extra burden and work extra time for kids…
Karma
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As a tutor, one has the greatest responsibility in making or breaking students' faith in the subject. This can radically change the outlook of a student on life and career. My strengths are in the ability to research and highlight the practical aspect of the subject. I like to listen and avoid preempting a scholar's…
Jordan
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Show them patience, kindness, be encouraging and motivating, and be reassuring. I am very patient with students and have no problem teaching a concept as many times as needed in order for the learner to grasp it and understand it…
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Being patient, creative and flexible with learning styles, building strong relationships with the students. Teach students how to learn, help them outside of tutoring such as marking work or answering a problem. My strengths as a tutor is to help motivate the student by taking their biggest weakness in a certain subject and tackle it head on…
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Being patient with the students My love for…

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Amazing experience, helpful friendly and understanding that my child has a different way of learning. Highly recommended
Michelle Williams, Alexander Heights

Inside Alexander HeightsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Chloe worked on calculating mean, median, mode, and range for different data sets and practiced representing this information using tables.

In Year 9, Ethan focused on solving linear equations and understanding isotopes and half-life in science, including some worksheet activities.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Olivia reviewed simple interest calculations alongside forming and solving linear equations, with extra attention given to real-world worded questions.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student was encouraged to write down thoughts when tackling algebra, but often relied on mental calculations—leading to missed steps in rearranging equations and errors like "misreading values and question."

In a Year 7 lesson, incomplete notes on angles meant confusion persisted between co-interior and alternate angle types.

One senior student practiced only familiar times tables during revision; as noted, this avoided weaker areas and limited growth in harder multiplication tasks.

In Year 8, reluctance to show working ("does not want to/ does not understand the step by step approach") slowed progress solving fractions.

Recent Achievements

One Alexander Heights tutor noticed a Year 9 student who used to get stuck on equations now working out both x and y values independently and even identifying whether the gradient was negative or positive—a real leap from last term's hesitation.

In a recent high school session, another student who rarely spoke up began talking through her maths thinking aloud and showed more interest in tackling new problems, rather than waiting for prompts.

Meanwhile, a primary-aged learner completed all her school holiday homework on probability without reminders and could clearly explain her answers when asked.

Local Spots for Tutoring

If you'd prefer not to have lessons at home, tutoring can also take place at a local library—such as Ballajura Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Alinjarra Primary School.