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Jasmine
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An exceptional tutor would ensure their students have an in-depth understanding of concepts by altering their teaching methods to best complement the student's learning capacity and to the material being taught. Although this is a personal preference, I also believe that, as a tutor, being available for students to ask questions outside of the…
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-Building confidence and increasing a students knowledge about areas of a topic they struggle with. - Providing personalised support to target a students weakness. - Using various teaching methods, for example, PowerPoints, videos or fun activities to assist a student in grabbing a concept they are most struggling with. -Great a safe…
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Matthew
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Giving a student the chance to ask someone in need. More advice and they are the key to success. Overall, my role as a tutor is to share my knowledge to let them hone a brighter future. Giving students a chance to ask someone who is available outside of school, helping someone who is struggling at a certain subject. A chance for me to gain…
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Allow the student to have a greater appreciation of the subject, allowing them to view questions as puzzles which must be solved. I have a reasonable outlook on work/life balance. I am able to summarise content into simple analogies which are quite effective. I am approachable to the youth as i have likely experienced similar hardships they…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to become their friend and to inspire them. Building friendship significantly emphasises the friendly interaction between the two and it benefits the student to become more open with their tutor. This allows the student to communicate their troubles in subjects without needing to feel…
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To motivate the students for their best future. To urge the students that education is much more important for them. How to survive in the life? This line is very important. I have fourteen years of experience. I can teach face to face as well as online. For a good teacher, a person should have strong knowledge of each and every…
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The most important things a tutor can do is to provide individualized support. Tailor teaching methods to the student's unique learning style and needs, addressing their specific challenges and strengths. As a tutor, my strengths include being consistent, patient, adaptable, and empathetic. I also excel at explaining complex concepts in simple…
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I believe a good tutor is able to maintain a healthy relationship with their student so they can comfortably ask questions and receive help. The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to build up their confidence on their struggling areas by appropriately teaching them with patience and efficiency. A tutor should be both a friend and…
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I believe one of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is serve as a secondary teacher/mentor to a school teacher. As school teachers have to focus on a large class (usually around 30 students), they are unable to address the needs of each student. As each student has their own struggles and needs, an exterior tutor provides…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is listen to what they are asking, and targeting their weak areas within the prospective subject. By doing so the tutor should aim to tailor each lesson accordingly. I think my strengths as a tutor would be my perseverance, clarity when explaining concepts, the ability to identify a…
Sahar
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As someone that has worked within youth services and mentoring programs, the best things I can offer is - time, patience and an open mind. I know everyone is different and needs things catered towards them - and that’s perfectly okay! I’m just here to guide you along the way. As someone that’s grown up in a family of 6, I’m incredibly…
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It's by motivating the student to develop their learning skills and critical thinking. My strength are choosing content and activities to stimulate the students to think and learn beyond their comfort…
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I firmly believe that the most important things a tutor can do for a student are Providing personalised attention is crucial to understanding a student's unique strengths, weaknesses, and learning style. Tailoring the teaching approach to suit their specific needs allows the tutor to address challenges effectively and help the student excel…
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Deliver the lesson clearly within the given time frame for the day, Make learning easy for the students, Even if found that the student is lagging still keep them confident. knowing the subject area very well/ preparing for the lesson ahead, Has a good teacher student relationship, Being able to identify students strengths and…
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Help a student grow and encourage the student to enjoy the subject because they can understand the content. Explaining concepts in a digestible…
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Teaching core concepts before moving on to advanced topics that require creative ways in applying these concepts. Patience in knowing that students are not perfect and should not be expected to digest information and master a topic in a day. Fundamental Understanding of the subject I'm teaching. Patience Communication…
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Ensuring that the student understands how something is done by checking with them My strengths are that I can explain a concept in an easy to understand…
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The most important things a tutor can do are: addressing the student's weaknesses and try to help the student overcome them, be encouraging and supportive, give helpful studying tips, be patient and approachable, help the student improve their progress in a subject by teaching them new concepts in the simplest and easiest to understand way As a…
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In my opinion, the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to provide them with a good foundation of knowledge so that they can build up and improve their academic result from that. Besides, the tutor is responsible for constantly building confidence so that the student can believe in their abilities to solve tough problems. When they…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is first be patient and actively listen to what students need. Build confidence in them so that they can feel included and contributed in class. Their curiosity is ignited, and they are more likely to ask questions in class and read additional texts about things that interest them. Uncover learning styles…
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I believe making a student become confident in their own ability is very important. Students sometimes have doubts themselves and I believe I can encourage them to be confident and actually enjoy learning. A tutor should also develop growth in a student and provide a practical path to succeed. I am relatable, hardworking and easy going. I am able…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to able a new perspective with questions and a new direction into approach questions. Tutors can provide information to students that school teachers rarely provide. Additionally, tutors are able to cater lessons towards the students' strengths and weaknesses with certain areas of the…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for the students is to inspire the students so they can be confident and to give guidance so they can view the problem they have to deal with from multiple angles. As a tutor, my strength would be my experiences tutoring part-times for some years and also the knowledge I learned while I was in college. Also,…

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Mina has been a wonderful tutor
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Inside Bass HillTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 3 student Alessandro worked on turning improper fractions into mixed numbers and solved word problems involving basic operations.

Year 7 student Sarah focused on linear equations, including solving for unknowns and representing relationships using graphs.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Daniel revised trigonometric ratios to find unknown sides in right-angled triangles and practiced applying bearings in real-world navigation scenarios.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9 algebra, one student's written work was flagged as "presentation of answers needed improvement"—for example, omitting brackets when multiplying negatives led to confusion and reworking.

A Year 10 student relied heavily on a calculator for basic index laws, which masked underlying gaps ("efficiency in using calculator is a plus," but errors persisted when the calculator wasn't available).

In Year 3 maths, another student struggled to keep working neat and often misplaced digits when carrying over in multi-digit addition; this slowed down problem-solving and sometimes resulted in repeated corrections rather than steady progress.

Recent Achievements

One Bass Hill tutor noticed a big shift with a Year 9 student who used to stay quiet during lessons—this week, he asked questions proactively, instead of guessing and moving on.

A Year 11 student had struggled with factorising non-monic equations but, after several sessions, was able to work through them independently and even explained her method out loud.

Meanwhile, in primary school maths, one student who'd hesitated over mixed fractions before is now confidently adding them with the same denominator and even picked up improper fractions without prompting.

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 Chester Hill Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Bass High School.