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Muhammad Omair
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Addressing their issues kindly, making sure to not dismiss them or make them feel incapable. Fostering and instilling a resilient approach to learning through kindness and reassurance, which leads to a love for learning, is the foundational principle which I believe that tutors should primarily focus on, as it precedes everything else. -…
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The important things a tutor can do for a student is improve the performance of the student in the subject. Apart from that understanding the students and being a good listener is one of the major strengths of a good tutor. Acknowledging their strengths and working on their weaknesses, making them believe in themselves would help boost their…
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One of the key aspects of teaching is adapting a student-centred approach. Every student is different - learning with different styles and at different paces. This makes is highly valuable for a tutor to be considerate and take into account the students' needs. A tutor must be willing to answer any questions the student has and consistently assess…
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To always keep students motivated and make them feel more confident in their strengths and overcome their weaknesses to ace their exams. Explaining using real life examples and data. Great communication skills and easily get along with students. Problem solving skills and rational thinking. Teaching with illustrations. Conducting…
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One of the most important things a tutor can do for the student is to be flexible in their teaching methods and approaches to learning/teaching content as there are so many different learning styles out there and they are there with us because they may be having trouble with the teaching methods used at school. In those cases in particular, it's…
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The most important thing in my accordance is distribution of knowledge and its application in life. I think patience is the key, being patient and transparent with the child, the subject can be understood with…
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be there for the student and never give up if the student do not understand a concept. keep them motivated and determined to achieve their goal i work around what suits best for the…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to be a friend who will be patient and understanding. This helps the student relax and feel more comfortable during the tuition and so be able to learn better and absorb more information, going away with more. I think that my strength is being able to explain the content such that it can be understood…
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To be patient enough to make the student understand the concepts and mould the student to be capable enough to apply the concepts in the real life. Listen, explain and communicate with students efficiently and build a healthy and friendly relationship with them. I am efficient in time management and I can multitask and work even under pressure.…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is have a patient mindset and understand that they might have to explain one concept in multiple different ways in order to help the student understand the subject Having 3 younger siblings myself my best strength as a tutor is knowing how to understand and tutor different age groups based on…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is evaluate each student separately and tailor lessons to the specific student. Equally important is giving students the confidence to tackle the subject area they wish to improve. My strengths are delivering information in a digestible format and catering lessons to the individual students' needs. I also…
Yuli
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The thing I consider to be most important as a tutor is the ability to be able to help built the student's confidence so that even after tutoring, they will have the skills to apply in further studies. This is because I believe that rather than being goal-oriented, gaining the skills is far more valuable. As a tutor, one of my biggest strengths is…
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Inspire them. Anyone can regurgitate textbook material in a different way. But only few can truly educate and inspire their students to become the very best version of themselves. Some of the strengths that I believe are quite necessary for a tutor other than leadership are resilience, and the ability to properly analyse a students learning…
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To instil confidence in themselves as it can take them a long way in terms of motivation and improving their learning by being positive and motivating. Tutors have the unique opportunity to be the person the student gets to ask all their questions to and really get down to what they need help with. I really cater for the student's needs and what…
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The most important skill a tutor can do for a student is help them develop the skills to tackle questions independently rather than simply telling them the answer. I listen to the student and try to explain concepts in ways the student can…
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By helping students with their weaknesses tutors can vastly improve confidence, which I think is an essential part in one’s school journey I am patient and am able to adjusts my methods of teaching according to each individual student. I believe every student has their own needs and being able to tailor teaching style is important to help them…
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To be very engaging so that the student can be in a better environment to be able to learn. My strengths are being able to break down a situation to make it easier to understand and then going through a sequence in order to make learning a lot…
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The most important things a Tutor can for a student include: Keeping the student motivated, Giving the student the tools, knowledge, and technique to achieve the best possible results, Help the student strive to reach their maximum potential, Answer any queries to the students satisfaction, Tailor teaching technique to the student and answer…
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Not simply provide content or knowledge for the student but also show them how to learn independently and implement good study skills and habits into their own learning to enable them to go beyond tutoring and grow academically. Connecting with students and providing alternative methods of learning that can aid them in understanding complex ideas…
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First of all, communication is definitely vital in order to engage with tutees. Before any information exchange can take place, both parties should be able to relay their thoughts and express their opinions as clear as possible to avoid misconceptions. This skill is essential in the case of tutoring, as most of the knowledge exchange are only…
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Conveying their enthusiasm for the subject. If a teacher is enthusiastic, it makes it a lot easier for the student to learn, and if this can be conveyed with a good teaching style, then the student is much more likely to learn and enjoy it, making it a lot easier to grow in terms of the subject. I believe that I would be able to change the…
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Tutoring is a noble occupation. My experience with the previous tutoring has taught me many things that can be really important for a student. Not every child is able to cope with his/her studies and routine. Being a student of Psychology, I prefer encouraging and motivating them to do better each day. Some students tend to trigger their fear of…
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The most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is being patient with them; not giving up until they have fully grasped a concept. - Ability to adapt to student needs - Ability to relearn concepts - Communication of…

Local Reviews

We are very happy with Theodora and since the school year is coming to an end, we look forward to seeing her again in 2018.
Sandra, Benowa

Inside BenowaTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Alex revised clock terminology and the 24-hour clock, then practised converting between fractions, percentages, and indices using test examples.

For Year 10, Chloe focused on factorising and expanding binomials as well as solving algebraic equations step-by-step.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Ethan worked through redox reactions in Chemistry and tackled logarithms, applying theory to practice questions for deeper understanding.

Recent Challenges

In Year 10 Science, one student hesitated to attempt questions independently before sessions—"doesn't want to try the question before with me as doesn't want to do it wrong"—which led to slower progress on assignments and built up anxiety around mistakes.

A Year 11 student in Maths repeatedly wrote down the wrong formula when tackling trigonometry problems; confusion persisted during revision, making it harder to correct errors efficiently.

In Year 8 English, untidy handwriting and incomplete assignment drafts meant feedback was hard to act on.

Meanwhile, a Year 6 student lost focus at session starts, needing extra reminders just to organize materials and begin work.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Benowa recently noticed a Year 11 student who used to rush through algebra is now carefully showing all working and checking steps before moving on.

In a senior chemistry session, another high schooler who previously mixed up equations surprised his tutor by recalling the right formulas for titration problems without prompting.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 student who was hesitant to speak up started rephrasing maths concepts herself and answering questions aloud during her Benowa tutoring lesson.

What they say about our tutoring

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I am very happy with how things are going and Zach is lovely so thank you for finding us a great match for Kane

After the first session I gave Matt some feedback about Mia (via Text). Matt was open to my feedback about Mia's learning style, and I feel he listened and implemented during the second session. Mia walked away feeling more confident/ comfortable after the second session.

Tom has been absolutely fantastic very supportive and professional at all times and will definitely recommend EzyMaths in the future.

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 Mobile Library Service—or at your child's school (with permission), like Benowa State High School.