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Believing in the student and knowing them well is extremely valuable. If you are aware of a students particular learning style and their struggles and strengths then it will become easier to cater for their needs and to adjust instructional strategies to make learning more accessible. It is also important for tutors to know the content and be…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is not only assist them with their learning, but create a positive and encouraging environment as people work best when they believe in themselves. I also believe it is important to incorporate fun activities as people are more likely to achieve higher grades in subjects they find…
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Take into account their individual personality and situation and listen from the heart and apply teaching methods in an enjoyable way to benefit the student Willing to learn , love kids , enjoy helping others Patient, positive, love to laugh, young at…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student, beyond imparting knowledge, is creating a positive environment which allows students to grow in confidence and develop critical thinking skills to become independent learners. I believe my strengths as a tutor are maintaining a positive and motivating attitude with students at all times, as…
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The most important thing for a tutor is to make a difficult concept, interesting and easy to understand for a student so that they learn to apply and practice out of interest. My biggest strength is that I won't just focus on teaching a concept, but to make it interesting and palatable for…
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As fundamental as academic guidance Is for a student, I have always believed that a student’s enjoyment in a subject is paramount for it is as important, if not More important, than subject matter: it is a teacher’s job to share their own passion for the the subject. Beyond this, a human connection is another priority. Amiability helps the…
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in today's modern world, delivering the lecture is not sufficient, in fact, it is more important that students are getting the real picture of that idea or not, if not then tutor can change their method of delivery/teaching to make them understand. I can use my experience in teaching to deliver the lecture/tutorial with an excellent outcome from…
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Teach them different ways of learning and get them comfortable with the most effective method for that particular student. Providing new methods and perspectives of solving the same…
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Instilling confidence, positive thinking, and the ability to remain calm when taking exams. Imparting knowledge, hopefully in a reasonably enjoyable way, together with appropriate strategies for dealing with problems. I am patient, empathetic, logical, am able to use clear language breaking down a complex process into simpler individual steps,…
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A tutor can enlighten the spark inside the student by developing a good culture and values and by providing the required skills. A tutor can form a path to help the student be successful in his/her life. I develop a good bond with the student which make it easy for them to communicate their strengths and weakness. I always have variety of examples…
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Must interpret the student concerns and deliver accordingly.... Strong communication Excellent…
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The most important thing for a tutor to do for a student is be there as a support, guide and motivator. Ideally, a tutor should be able to model and share learning experiences that are genuine and authentic to the student. I am personable and try to ensure all my learning experiences can be applied to the real world. I am patient and considerate…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to help them build their skills so that they can efficiently study. I also think a tutor should be able to teach students how to effectively study and implement study techniques. My strengths as a tutor would be that I am determined in my own studies and I try to methodically break down…
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-Help them become the best student they can be, and this normally translates into their character as a person and influences how they tackle everything else in life -Unlocking all their potential and making them see and believe they can do it -Explain concepts clearly -Explain concepts in multiple ways -Loads of personal experiences to share…
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Understand and try and listen to what they want to focus on. sometimes students aren't completely sure of things and it can be fixed if you understand where they are struggling. listening and…
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Listening to a student is the most important action a tutor can take with a student. A student might not always know the question they need to ask but by actively listening, it will give the opportunity to understand one another more effectively I approach students and their circumstances with understanding. Maths can be very frustrating when it…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do is to teach the student the skills to become confident at problem-solving questions independently. I think my biggest strength as a tutor is patience. I am more than happy to revisit concepts as many times as needed until the student feels that they understand it. I also really enjoy maths so I am…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are: 1. Gain a clear understanding of the student's prior knowledge, experience, goals, motivations, and struggles. 2. Provide not only the tools and resources but also the mindset and tactics to succeed. 3. Set the student for success - to provide the right skills, knowledge, and…
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- Understanding that every student has their own style to learning and that anyone can excel with the right motivation and encouragement - Positive attitude - Caring and reliable for the students - Passion for…

Local Reviews

Mikayla was amazing! Very very patient and extremely thorough. Highly recommend!
Joyce, Bald Hills

Inside Bald HillsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 11 student Chloe worked on integration techniques for finding the area under a curve and then applied these skills to solve practical problems involving definite integrals.

For Year 10, Ruby focused on solving linear equations and practiced interpreting boxplots for data analysis.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Harry strengthened his understanding of mensuration by reviewing key formulae for surface area and volume, alongside practicing exam-style questions using diagrams to visualise 3D shapes.

Recent Challenges

A Year 12 student tackling integration and logarithmic functions relied heavily on calculators and skipped detailed algebraic working, as a tutor observed: "mistakes when expanding and factorising polynomial functions went unnoticed until the final answer was wrong." This meant valuable time was lost tracking errors rather than building fluency.

In Year 8, messy written work during simultaneous equations made it hard to spot small sign changes, which then snowballed into incorrect solutions.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner avoided writing out subtraction steps—especially with borrowing—leading to repeated confusion mid-question and frustration when checking answers at the end.

Recent Achievements

One Bald Hills tutor recently noticed Samantha's ability to use logarithmic laws has improved—she now chooses the right rule more confidently in tricky questions, a step up from last term's confusion.

In Year 9, another student who used to hesitate with worded mensuration problems now works through them without prompting and even attempts extra practice on her own.

Meanwhile, in Year 4, Hugo moved from guessing during time-telling activities to independently solving time sequence questions for his NAPLAN homework—this was the first week he finished every sequence without reminders or hints.

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 Bracken Ridge Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Norris Road State School.