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Michi
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To ensure that the student understands everything fully. That is what a tutor is for, and no concept or idea should be left unturned. Everything should be thoroughly explored until full understanding has been achieved. I am an extremely patient person who will spend as long as required to explain a concept or idea. I also use down-to-earth…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do is learnt how each individual student learns and be able to deliver information in a way they can understand. I believe my main strength as a tutor is that I am able to reexplain a topic in a multitude of ways depending on how a student is able to process…
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Jessica
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I believe the best thing you can do for a student is provide them with an environment where there is no fear of trying and failing. A tutor needs to be patient and kind and guide the student to a place of understanding. I am a very compassionate and kind tutor and I am patient with students, knowing that the best way for me to help them is to…
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To continuously check in with their students and ensure they create a space where they feel like they can be open and honest about whatever areas they are struggling with. In addition, ensuring that we come to each lesson prepared and so that no time is wasted and each session is made the most of. I am an excellent communicator allowing myself to…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for student is to create an environment in which they feel supported and welcomed. It is key to achieving results that you build a strong rapport with your student. If they feel judged by you and thus do not ask the questions they need to ask, it can stagnate their progress and damage their…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be very understanding about the student's difficulties when tackling a topic. I am very encouraging and I have many different methods to handle a problem and to explain a…
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In my perspective mathematics is all about practice, understanding concepts and master them. Tutor's job is to make students understand the concepts but at the same time, they should not spoon feed them by constraining them to certain important questions only! Student should be able to do all types of questions and apply the concepts in daily life…
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Some of the most important things, I believe, a tutor can do for a student are provide the student with the comfort that it is alright to make mistakes and it is the learning from them is what is important. Every student is different and it is the responsibility of the tutor to convey themselves in a way which caters to their understanding. It is…
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The tutor can change the life of a student. A tutor is like a mentor for any student. Teacher teach concepts but the tutor makes sure that the student understands how to apply that concept. I had a great tutor during my primary school who helped me to understand what is the purpose of my life and what is the goal of my life. I want to set a great…
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I highly believe that the mental health of the student is important to their achievements. I believe that a student should not feel burdened by academic pressures and thus, I would like to be a student's help center, someone to talk to in order to ease off stress. I will strive to be a person that student can 100% rely on. I want to be able to…
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The most important thing is to understand how the student learns the best i.e. whether they are a visual leaner, audio learner etc and using those tools to help them improve in areas they lack and help them out overall. I have a lot of international experience working with different types of students and different age groups therefore I will be…
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In my view, the most important things a tutor can do for a student are fostering a positive learning environment, tailoring explanations to the student's understanding, and providing encouragement. Building a supportive connection and instilling confidence can significantly enhance the learning experience. As a tutor, my strengths lie in my…
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The tutor must be able to eliminate every question or doubt a student has on a subject or concept and enable the student to comprehend the information not just for scoring grades, but, for understanding and using the information in any scenario which requires it. Hence, the tutor must be able to inculcate this idea in the student and facilitate…
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The most important thing I can do for a student to help them become confident, independent learners who are capable of utilising the correct study techniques for the subject they're learning, applying "secondary academic skills" such as organisation, long-term focus, and a confident mindset during exams. During my time as a student, I have been…
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As I said before, the most important things a tutor can do for a student is first of all get them excited about education or going to school or a specific subject, whatever their situation may be, as well as give them the tools, independence and knowledge to be able to achieve what they want out of school. I believe I am well-versed in a wide…
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To make learning enjoyable rather than seeing it as an obstacle in their way. By enjoying what is being learnt, more effort is put in to study the subject which can ultimately positively impact ones grades I am very flexible in my teaching styles and accomodate my teaching methods to suit the student. I am very patient and have good listening…
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To let the student understand the subject I can explain things in a easier and more understandable…
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The ability to help students so that they are able to understand a particular topic and be able to do questions independently is what the most important thing a tutor can do, and that is my aim as a tutor. Another important aspect a tutor can do is to make is to make the subject the tutor teach as interesting and fun as possible, so that students…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is not only boost their confidence in a subject, but also their enthusiasm for the subject. Giving students who are bored with the content as they find it too easy more difficult problems peaks their interest, as I have seen in the past. Students who are struggling and as a result lose interest…
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The most important thing for a tutor is to understand their student. All students have different strengths and weaknesses, and it is the responsibility of the tutor to understand their student as an individual in order to tutor in a way that is the most effective for a student to improve. For example, one of my students in the past learnt best…
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Give my best to help the students with their studies, while enjoying the work. Also, I motivate the students towards studies, and show them the benefits gained from education. I explain the things in a more elaborative and attractive manner, so that even the under performing students will also be able to understand. I do not hesitate to explain…
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I feel that a tutor can basically change a student's perception to a particular subject. A tutor has the power to build the foundations of a subject in a simplified and innovative way such that it is comprehended easily by the students. When it comes to teaching new concepts, I seldom go by the book. I think it is more important to give a…
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before teaching discover the advantage of studentsand encourage and teach them. win students‘ trust professional knowledge … observation carefullyand find out how to inspire students discover the driving force of learning balance severity and intimacy I gained master degree and taught in vocational education school for more than 10…

Local Reviews

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Inside EvattTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 3 student Atiana worked on subtraction and reviewed simple addition, building number fluency through hands-on questions.

In Year 8, Amy focused on graphing straight lines and solving linear inequalities, including finding midpoints and distances using diagrams.

Meanwhile, a senior student tackled exponential and logarithmic functions—learning how to solve equations, sketch graphs, and translate between forms for deeper understanding.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student in algebra struggled to show working, often jumping straight to answers—"I find myself doing a lot of the equations for him," one tutor noted. This made it harder to catch small errors or spot misunderstandings, especially when translating word problems into maths expressions.

Meanwhile, a senior student preparing derivatives hesitated to factorise early, slowing down her solutions and leading to repeated steps.

For another Year 8 learner, not labeling triangle sides in geometry caused confusion with orientation during trigonometry questions.

Each moment left more time untangling confusion and less building confidence with new material.

Recent Achievements

One Evatt tutor noticed a big shift in Jensen, a high schooler who now regularly prepares questions before lessons and isn't shy about asking for help—he used to wait for prompts but now starts sessions with his own queries.

Another high school student, Amy, initially struggled with continuous random variables but, after some targeted revision, managed to solve mean and median problems independently by the end of her session.

In primary years, Amily tackled unit conversions for the first time; she found it tricky at first but was able to solve measurement problems on her own before finishing up.

What they say about our tutoring

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My tutoring is going great, Rory is awesome and I'm very happy with the way things are going. Feeling so much better about my maths already.

We are very happy with the tutoring and our tutor is very good with my children. They are really enjoying it and this speaks volumes as they were both very opposed to the idea!

Sahm has been an excellent teacher and we are very happy as to the way he works with our daughter.

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 Belconnen Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Miles Franklin Primary School.