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I love to see my students become more independent and curious in their studies and my job as a tutor becomes more of an "advisor" I tailor my teaching methods to the student and find ways to engage them by exploring their…
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- 97+ ATAR
- Distinction UNSW
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to always be encouraging and trust that they have it in them to reach their potential. I think to have an unconditional positive regard for the students and being supportive and warm so that they are comfortable is quite important. The content also needs to be engaging so they…
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- Essay comp award
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Help Your Child Succeed in Maths
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According to me the following things a tutor can do for his/her student :
- Flexibility
- Patience
-Good Listener
- Honesty
- Flexibility
Tutor can help strengthen subject comprehension, boost confidence, and build important learning skills. Tutoring is a rewarding role to be in. Tutoring has the potential to help you grow like…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is enrich their learning experience so they can understand the importance of education, and the essential nature of honing their critical thinking skills. Tutoring should be taught to not be simply for academic success, but success as a communicator and thinker. I think I am…
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- 97 ATAR
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is make the student fall in love with the learning process! A student that loves to learn never finds studying a chore. Strong Interpersonal and Active Listening skills along with patience and persistence. I am able to connect with my students and truly understand their academic struggles. My…
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- 1st in uni units
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Give the student patience and time to slowly understand concepts and nurture them until they can fully grasp the concepts Patience, Understanding, Effective…
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Teaching the content required within a particular subject is only the start of what a tutor can do for their student, but teaching them how to apply everything they have learned to not only the subject at hand but how they are tested within that subject. Since going through the HSC I have learned that some subjects teach content in a very…
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- 98+ ATAR
- Peer tutoring exp
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Effective teaching of a student to me involves two fundamental aspects, this is; development of key fundamental concepts and knowledge, and maturing a student's perspective of their learning through evolving of their own self-confidence and faith in themselves. This is achieved through establishing of comfortability as a teacher to develop…
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- Biomed Sci student
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The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to walk side by side with them. Although it is a certain subject that we teach to our students, it would be a shame if we just left it at that. I believe that tutors should walk with their students past just the subject, teaching them life skills as well. My biggest strength as a tutor…
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- 90+ ATAR
- Youth group leader
- Clear explanations
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I believe teaching skills to tackle problems and inspiring passion and understanding in students are most important to being a tutor. I believe I explain with many anecdotes to both engage students and deepen their understanding of topics. I also believe I am patient and actively try to teach by empathising with students' troubles and difficulties…
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- Real-world examples
- Problem-solving
- Supportive approach
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The most important thing a tutor can do is not just teaching them well but being able to maintain a positive relationship with the student and make sure they enjoy the lessons and not just another chore like activity My strengths are my communication skills, interpersonal skills, motivation and enthusiasm in being a reliable and friendly person…
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- Clear communicator
- Reliable tutor
- Student goal focus
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The most important thing would be being able to be flexible in your teaching strategy so that a kid who may not have understood the concept, understands it in a different way. Being able to do this without losing your temper at a kid who doesn't understand is an underappreciated skill according to me because usually people think of it as more…
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- UNSW CS student
- Hackathon finalist
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Provide solace to their students and create a supportive and comfortable learning environment. Through formulating individual learning plans for each student tutors can tackle their weaknesses and achieve learning goals. I believe i can be patient and dedicated to my students in order to achieve their goals. I am well organised and will develop…
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- Patient & dedicated
- Targets weaknesses
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Making sure that the student fully understands the teaching content. Tutors should help the student to learn and solve problems on their own and use several different approaches to the material depending on the learning style and ability of the student. I am good at observing and recognizing the other people's feelings and so I try my best to…
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- Creative design
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CLEAR ALL THE DOUBTS, without any hesitation. Because it isn't a classroom in the school.
Make the subject as transparent and clear as possible.
Make the study material as organised and easy to access as possible. I believe myself to be resilient and a great problem solver and always have loved to help others in all sorts of situations. I can…
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- Primary tutor exp
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- Coding skills
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To instill problem solving skills which they can carry with them into the future.
To not be intimidated by problems and be able to break them down into simple steps
To understand the relevance and importance of mathematics rather than feel burdened by something they feel they must simply get through. My strengths are that I can communicate…
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- Clear explanations
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I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student is building a rapport with the student so that they are comfortable in asking any difficulties with the questions they are having and also allow me to help them with any stresses they are experiencing. I also believe being patient and a good listener is extremely important to pick up…
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- High Distinction AMC
- Peer mentor exp
- Clear explanations
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Clearly, it is being a strong and unwavering support as well as a teammate who helps a student gain confidence and achieve the goals. As a tutor, I am very patient with students. I help them gain confidence by communicating, supporting, and always emphasizing what they do well (good answers, reasoning...). I have a strong ability to adapt to be…
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- Applied Maths Eng
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Patience, immense dedication and commitment towards your studnet's success, optimism (giving a good environment to teach), creativity in teaching and great resources and homework are the most important things that a tutor can do for its students. My strengths would be pateince, my friendly and positive nature, maturity, ability to put people at…
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- Patient & positive
- Detail-focused
- Homework support
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The most important thing I can do for a student is to help them love what they're learning. Therefore, I believe the greatest achievement for a teacher is to make become self-sufficient and passionate about their own academic journey. I am creative and patient, a combination which enables me to distil a concept until it is simple to understand for…
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- Maths scholar award
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- Clear concept help
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As someone who has been a part of school education, I believe that fostering a healthy balance between personal life and academics is pivotal towards a student's success in tertiary studies. Knowing this, I will strive to maximise the efficiency of the student's academic endeavours to ensure both their health and academic performance are at their…
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- Selective sch grad
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- Peer mentor skills
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teaching the student in a way they can understand and perform.
not giving up until they understand the concepts i can adapt my teaching methods to students…
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- UNSW student
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Tutoring can help students get the proper attention which they might not get in a class or if they are distracted by other students. It also helps to remove the pressure from the parents. This will help a child to get confidence and build important learning skills.
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Local Reviews
Inside DundasTutoring Sessions
Content Covered
Year 11 student Alex focused on revising integration techniques by working through past exam questions and began targeted review of the Trapezoidal Rule and its applications in exam-style problems.
For Year 12, Jamie addressed difficulties with exact values and identities in trigonometry, reviewing challenging homework concepts to build confidence ahead of assessments.
Meanwhile, Year 6 student Sarah worked on converting fractions, percentages, and decimals, practising these skills using real-world examples for greater fluency.
Recent Challenges
A Year 11 student showed hesitation applying theory under exam pressure, particularly with trigonometry, often "skimming the questions and therefore got some incorrect," as noted by a tutor. Homework was sometimes left incomplete, which limited opportunities for targeted revision before trials.
In Year 9, one student's inconsistent note-taking—using loose papers instead of a notebook—meant key algebra strategies weren't easily reviewed between lessons or applied in assessments.
Meanwhile, a Year 7 student's written work lacked structure; messy layout led to calculation errors that obscured understanding during simultaneous equations practice.
Missed homework and weak organization frequently disrupted progress across several year levels.
Recent Achievements
One Dundas tutor noticed a Year 11 student who previously hesitated to ask for help now actively seeking feedback on tricky algebra and trig questions, even pausing mid-problem to clarify misunderstandings instead of guessing.
In a recent high school session, another student demonstrated a real shift by identifying knowledge gaps from an exam paper walkthrough and requesting targeted revision before the HSC—something he'd avoided before.
Meanwhile, in primary years, Max has gone from only answering when prompted to independently tackling more challenging maths questions and attempting extra problems without being asked.
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 Dundas Valley Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Telopea Public School.