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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to make the student feel that they are capable of improving regardless of the learning situation that they find themselves in and to ensure that all help is given to the student to guarantee their improvement in any subject area they are struggling with. In addition, another important thing…
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As tutors, we should be able to adapt their teaching techniques to cater to a student's learning style, personality and weaknesses. We need to have a strong understanding of the course content so that we can guide student's through the work confidently. Diligence, patience and attention to detail are important when preparing for lessons and…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to realise when a student actually understands a topic, or if they need more help. Too often students will say that they understand but they don't want to admit they still don't. The tutor should be able to break down a subject in multiple ways, and choose which way fits particular students' learning…
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Patience is an essential quality required from a tutor as it is important to acknowledge that every student has a different level of understanding and approach towards their studies, and thus the best method of maximising their understanding is to tailor our teaching methods to motivate their learning and provide an encouraging learning…
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I consider the following to be the most important things I can do for a student: Create a supportive and positive learning environment - it is crucial to foster an atmosphere where students feel comfortable, safe, and encouraged. By establishing a positive rapport, I can build trust and facilitate open communication. This helps students feel more…
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It is extremely important that when the student is faced with a difficult question, they are able to see many potential methods to attempt it. As such I consider the most important thing that a tutor can do it expand the understanding of their student so much so that they can see these multiple methods by themselves and adapt their thinking to the…
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In my view, the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help them develop a deep understanding of the subject matter. This means going beyond simply helping them complete assignments and prepare for exams, and instead working with them to build a foundation of knowledge and skills that they can apply to future challenges. A good…
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A good tutor is a friend, philosopher and guide. Not all the students have same level of learning and understanding. Tutor can explore the hidden capabilites and abilites in a student and help them to achieve their career goals. tutor can guide them not only academically but in personality attribute as well. The important thing is, there should…
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Make them feel like they are able to make mistakes, and know that not everyone is perfect and that a part of a learning process is for more questions, and more pondering which may lead to more mistakes. It's important for the tutor to help students towards the goal of not just understanding, but application. My strengths as a tutor are patience,…
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As a tutor, I prioritize creating genuine connections with students by understanding their unique strengths and challenges. I foster a supportive atmosphere, encouraging questions and independent thinking. Beyond transferring knowledge, my role involves inspiring confidence and offering constructive feedback to guide students on their learning…
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I think being a mentor is one of the most important thing a tutor can do. I believe that to be a good mentor, a tutor should be able to share their own experiences and make the student comfortable. I think it is also crucial to tell students that you also find some concepts hard initially, however, was able to grasp it by putting in the time and…
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As a tutor, I believe that the most important thing I can do for a student is to provide personalized support that meets their individual needs. This involves building a strong relationship with them, identifying their learning style, and providing emotional support. By being a supportive and compassionate mentor, I can help them achieve their…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to be open and offer an open exchange of exchange of information that allows a student to freely delve into a subject. I feel tutors better excel at this compared to teachers who's depth and exploration of a topic can be shallow due to the rigorous nature of the syllabus. My strengths would be gentle…
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Understand their difficulties and be there for them. Interact with them in their own wavelength. I have developed my own way of teaching math and Science where students understand the concepts better and enjoy…
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Being a tutor is a very demanding position to be in as it becomes your responsibility to not only deliver the content but to make sure that it gets through to the student. The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be able to build a trust relationship so that the student feels comfortable asking if they do not understand instead…
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According to me, the most important thing s tutor can do is be patient with a student, ensure that the student understands the concepts well and not make the student feel inferior or less knowledgeable if understanding a concept takes time. A tutor should be morally supportive and make the student feel at ease because the best study done is a…
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Answering questions in the simplest way their student can understand and creating a friendly environment for their student Ready to tutor kids that are ready to learn Creating a friendly environment with my…
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Most importantly a tutor should understand the goals and needs of each student individually - what they find difficult and why they struggle with certain concepts. Subsequently, tutors should teach students the concepts and ensure they understand how to solve problems, this provides lifelong problem solving skills rather than memorised methods to…
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Tutoring is not just related to a subject that you are teaching but it is also recognizing the skills of students and making them achieve their dreams. Mathematics is my strength, and the ability to explain it in the easiest possible manner is my strength as a tutor. My way of teaching is my strength as a…
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Teach them subjects in such a way that is relatable to them and they are able to conceptualise and visualise the imperativeness of the subject and help them build a model of study that etches the subject on their memory in the most easiest way possible. To be patient and be willing to go over any concept or problem over and over again to make sure…
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I feel a lot of people can teach but the most important thing a tutor can do is to motivate and reassure the student that they have the capability to achieve great results with hard work and that they should not give up with things get hard. I believe that I am good at breaking down complex topics to help struggling students understand the topic…
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It is vital to keep the students motivated and keen to learn, as well as to ensure that each student is receiving the right tuition that benefits them. Not all students learn the same way, so it is key to be able to adapt a teaching style to suit the student. I know how to motivate and instigate curiosity. As the eldest in the family I have a lot…

Local Reviews

Sumon was a fantastic help for Ryan.
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Inside BlackettTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 9 student Omar worked through solving non-linear equations using exam-style worksheets, then shifted to English with a discursive essay task on the film Pleasantville, focusing on scene analysis and generating arguments.

For Year 10, topics included surds and indices—one lesson focused on converting between index and surd forms and simplifying expressions, while another tackled expanding brackets with surds and rationalising denominators.

Meanwhile, Year 3 student Sidney practised counting forwards and backwards from any three-digit number, arranging numbers in order, and used real coins for hands-on activities sorting money by value.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student working on surds and exam practice showed a pattern of not completing all assigned revision, particularly avoiding tougher product and sum questions.

"She needs further practise with finding the highest common factor," noted one tutor, but this wasn't attempted in homework.

In Year 12, over-reliance on calculators appeared during gradient problem-solving; when asked to solve inequalities by hand, he hesitated and relied heavily on notes instead of showing his own steps.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 student's double-digit addition was hampered by messy layout—answers were correct but working was hard to follow, leading to confusion when checking back.

Recent Achievements

One Blackett tutor noticed a Year 11 student who previously hesitated with surds now confidently converting between forms, even simplifying tricky expressions without prompting.

In Year 10 maths, a student who often guessed at expanding brackets began asking for help when stuck—this shift led to quicker, more accurate answers as she practised rationalising denominators.

Meanwhile, in primary, Sidney initially needed the counting chart for decade jumps but, after just five minutes of practice, counted by tens from any number on her own and started spotting patterns in the numbers—a big step forward from earlier sessions where she'd freeze at unfamiliar sequences.

What they say about our tutoring

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Sam has been a fantastic tutor for Annalise, she has improved and was very proud of her end of year results at school.

Yes we are very happy with Alexander , Ruby is a hard task master but seems very comfortable with him and happy for him to keep coming back each week.

Connor has improved so much this year, his confidence, organization & overall results have come from a C to a A. I'm not going to do any tutoring through the holidays or for next year as I'm prepared for Connor to put everything into practice and hope that he can maintain his results without the tutoring. I have been happy with Ezymathtutoring and if Connor was to start to struggle again I know where to come.

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 Mt Druitt Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Blackett Public School.