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Christine
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Helping the students to achieve their goal especially those area where they are having difficulty. I am knowlegeable about the things that I am sharing with the children that I will be tutoring especially in my area of…
Chante
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Help them to understand a concept rather than just memorise a formula or checklist. I am empathetic, patient and…
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Lynne
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Support them to realise the progress being made and that they have the ability to improve and achieve. Good IT skills and subject knowledge. Patient, kind, motivated and enthusiastic. Identifying strengths and weaknesses and closing…
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I consider the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to slow down when explaining questions and always providing different approaches to problems. My strengths as a tutor are providing many different types of ways to understand problems. I have also found that I can connect with many students, which alllows them to feel comfortable…
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Encourage them. Make them know that the emphases is on learning instead of always being correct I\'m very patient so they hopefully won\'t feel any pressure or disappointment when they get things wrong. That also leads into my reassuring…
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The most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to help them see the subject in the light that they do and nurture their interest in it. Failure in getting the concepts also leads to fear and that's where a tutor has to support the student , to prevent them from losing confidence in themselves. My biggest strength as a tutor is my…
Nandini
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I believe that creating a comfortable, patient, stress-free environment where we can achieve as much as possible is the MOST important thing a tutor can do for a student. I believe that the connection formed with the students over time is one of my strongest strengths as a tutor. This not only helps them feel more comfortable around me, but also…
Andrew
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Being understanding with them, and knowing their weaknesses and strengths as an individual student, to better cater to them in the ways they teach. Being able to break down the content and teach kids in a fun and interesting way so that they can understand and adapt concepts…
Oshadhi
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To Mold their Lives, Teach them Right and wrong along with Morals. No Knowledge will matter if the child doesn't end up being good human being, a Good citizen I understand subject matter in a different way, in a deductive manner. From the students I have taught they understand that manner easily. I have patients, that i do not mind teaching the…
Kamnee
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Most important thing would be to know what the goal of the student is and help them and support them in achieving their goal in a friendly environment. A tutor should be able to offer many different explanations so that the student has a better chance of understanding a particular concept. Most important is to make the student feel at ease and be…
Dara
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I think it is important for a tutor to help students feel engaged and motivated towards the subject they are learning which can be achieved through an upbeat and cooperative environment. As a tutor, there should always be a focus on encouraging students especially at times they may feel demotivated. By maintaining a positive attitude and patience,…
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Students are different from each other, some are fast learner while others are the opposite. As a tutor, I think its important to deliver a lesson that is easy to comprehend regardless of how academic the students are. I am more to lean to visual than texts. Since one of my hobbies is drawing, I would use this skill to deliver visual aid to…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is be patient and listen to what they aren't understanding. Also to be able to identify that is a student isn't understanding a concept then the tutor needs to be able to recognise this and try to explain it to them in a different way. I think my strengths as a tutor are that I am a very…
Riana
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To be able to appreciate the individuality of each student, that each student learns differently. Moreover, to be able to adapt to different students' weaknesses and strengths. I have experience at babysitting and tutoring so I'm patient and I am able to connect to a wide range of age groups. I'm an effective communicator which can be seen through…
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The basic understanding of the concept The clearing of concepts with examples from grass root…
Adam
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A good tutor should give to every student: 1- an understanding of the principles in the material; 2- the tools to tackle the material with confidence - typically inductive or deductive reasoning; and 3- an appreciation for the subject. As a homeschool parent I'm always learning new ways to teach STEM. Now semi-retired, I'm a mathematician…
Michelle
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Giving the student the self-confidence and self-esteem that they can accomplish their work and work out the solutions to problems, with guidance. A lot of students are under stress these days, and if I can help to allievate their stress a little, that would make me feel like I have also accomplished something important. My strengths would be…
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A tutor needs to be able to understand where the student is academically, what they currently understand and what holes they have in their knowledge. They are not a teacher, but are there to help reinforce and strengthen what their teacher is currently going over. A tutor should be helping the student to understand the content through linking…
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I believe that the most important thing a tutor can do for his/her students is to individualise the learning process. This means adapting to the individual's learning style, learning their strengths and weaknesses and tailoring the teaching style to cater for each, and keeping track of their progress. Instilling confidence in the student is also…
Rakhshinda
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The mentor should be able to learn the needs of the students and help them grow accordingly. Secondly, a good rapport with students is very important to create a healthy and learning environment. I have always been able to adapt well to the students' needs and create a friendly environment which makes learning fun. However, I am also…
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First is to make sure they understand the theoretical underpinnings of a concept and able to apply it on different question/situations etc. Second is to impart and inspire the rationale behind why they need to understand whatever it is that they are studying. I am able to use applied and practical examples to teach concepts that might be a bit…
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Make sure that the student has understood the basics Ability to breakdown concepts Giving short notes/summary…

Local Reviews

Very easy process from initial contact and connection with the tutor. It was a great match and my son connected with the tutor straight away. Looking forward to some pleasing results.
Joanna, Banksia Grove

Inside Banksia GroveTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Islay focused on calculating and ordering fractions, decimals, and percentages using a Year 6 worksheet, as well as improving inference skills in reading.

For Year 9, Jack worked through surface area and volume questions for cuboids and cubes, applying these concepts to real-life measurement problems.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Emily revised trigonometry skills by practicing with right-angled triangles and tackled algebraic techniques such as expanding brackets involving both positive and negative numbers.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11, test conditions highlighted a challenge: "he can become easily distracted in loud spaces," leading to lower scores than in focused tutoring sessions.

A Year 9 student, despite strong algebra skills, lost marks by misreading questions and not double-checking steps—one note reads, "Needs to slow down and read question properly."

In Year 5, homework was often incomplete; missed practice with times tables slowed progress on fraction tasks.

Meanwhile, a Year 7 learner hesitated to ask for help in class, which meant small misunderstandings persisted into assessments and left her uncertain during multi-step problems.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Banksia Grove noticed a big shift with a Year 10 student who used to freeze on multi-step trig problems—last session, he calculated angles without needing prompts and even explained his reasoning out loud.

Meanwhile, a Year 8 student who previously avoided seeking help now regularly brings up areas she's unsure about and confidently asks clarifying questions before tackling new maths topics.

In the primary group, one younger learner showed real progress by reading sentences aloud fluently after struggling with decoding; he then breezed through flash cards for simple additions.

Maths tutoring in Banksia Grove

Maybe your child needs to ace an exam, maybe your child just needs a bit of help catching up? And, the students come with various learning challenges: rule dependence, unhindered silly mistakes, low confidence, poor exam technique, motivation issues etc. Tutoring helps. Any student can succeed if they have the right support and engagement. Success at school is about knowing how to learn effectively as well as the knowledge itself. Our tutor will engage your child and teach the content they need to know while helping them become an effective student, an empowered learner. That's our mission.

Maths Tutor Banksia Grove

The service is available all over Australia including Banksia Grove, WA. It's also super flexible. You can stop the tutoring any time and there are no hidden fees or charges, you pay a simple hourly rate and that's all. We also offer your first lesson as a trial so that you can give it a try risk-free. If you're not happy with your tutor we won't charge you and we'll even organise another tutor at no cost.

We've got 60 maths tutors in your vicinity around Banksia Grove, WA. Give us a call so we can have a quick chat to understand your needs & organise a trial for you. Our phone number is 1300 312 354.

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 Wanneroo Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Grandis Primary School.