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John
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To help students understand the basic concepts in whatever they have to study and help them develop a deeper, more relatable understanding. It is also important for me as a physics tutor to serve as a good role model for students. I try to make concepts easier for students to understand. Particularly, i strive for understanding rather than…
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Students spend a major part of a day in school. Many children are unable to get the most of it due to time-constraints and lack of individual attention in a class. However, there are a few students who maintain attention and focus in a classroom environment. Reason is they are more prepared than the rest. If a child follows what is happening in…
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The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to not spoon-feed the student. School is about learning to tackle challenges and problems, not necessarily about just passing or just scoring good grades. As a tutor, you are there to ensure you equip the student with the right tools and show them how to use those tools. I…
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I think a physics tutor should not only serve as a teacher of sorts, but also a mentor. It's important that a student can look up to their tutor to give them the drive and confidence to continue learning since they have a role model who supported them in their learning and accomplishments. Tutors should also give students the tools needed to not…
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The basic understanding of the concept The clearing of concepts with examples from grass root…
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Students are different from each other, some are fast learner while others are the opposite. As a physics tutor, I think its important to deliver a lesson that is easy to comprehend regardless of how academic the students are. I am more to lean to visual than texts. Since one of my hobbies is drawing, I would use this skill to deliver visual aid…
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I think the most important things a physics tutor can do for a student are to impart a confidence in the students ability to study and apply knowledge, and to guide them toward understanding the important concepts of the subjects they choose. I think my strengths as a tutor would be identifying key aspects of processes and methods, and relaying…
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I feel that the most important skills a physics tutor can develop in a student is their self worth and confidence. Tutors should provide Support, guidance, assistance, raise student confidence and provide a safe environment where the student is able to take risks and experience success. Having school and industry experience as well as being a…
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To help them work through their difficulties, at their level so they understand fully how to do something in the future and are able to help others with the same problem. Strengths: - good at working with others, - if I don't know something I will always find out or ask for help, - confident and knowledgeable, - hardworking, - very hands on both…
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Actively listening to the student and what they want to achieve. Being empathetic to the student and if a particular strategy isn't working, then tackling it from a different angle until together the tutor and student find what works best for the student and their style of learning. I am intuitive, empathetic and an excellent listener. I myself…
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To ensure the student receives the necessary attention, time and guidance to achieve their potential, e.g if one program doesn't work, being able to quickly adapt to a different approach to meet the children requirements and potential should be considered quickly and implemented time effectively Attention to detail, developing strong/committing…
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I believe the most important thing that a physics tutor can do for a student, is to be patient and as encouraging to a student as possible. Being able to explain in simple ways the method of calculations, good communication skills, and being able to determine the root of the…
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In my eyes, one of the most important aspects of a physics tutor would be the ability to see things through the student's perspective. Being able to pinpoint exactly what the student needs help with can make the entire learning experience more efficient and a lot more rewarding overall. It also makes the student feel a lot more comfortable, as a…
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Be prepared to listen to the students problems and adjust your teaching method such that they are able to learn the way that is more effective for them. I believe I have all the material ready to be a tutor that is prepared for the students such that no time is wasted in the tutoring session to read over old material. I also believe that I can…
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Other than endeavor to increase the student's performance and confidence in the subject. I believe a physics tutor must be able to generate interest in the subject so that the student is motivated to study and their performance consistently improves and is sustained. I think my greatest strength as a tutor is my attitude. I am approachable and if…
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I think that the most important part of being a physics tutor is not only teaching a student on how to excel at the particular subject, but teach them to develop certain study habits and techniques that they will then be able to utilize and apply to different subjects as well. Therefore building a foundation of study skills which they can then…
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Make the student like the subject. To be able to inspire the student in his intellectual development. Converse with the student and be a friend and role model. Ability top communicate well. Ability to explain complex theories in simple terms (which requires extreme clarity in thought). Ability to assess the students current understanding and to…
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Listening is the key thing. It’s great that you can teach people, but if they can’t understand the way you teach it you must listen to what helps them learn the subjects I am very clear, concise and very effective when it comes to helping people understand maths and…
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Help them realise their potential. Help them to realise their best learning style to help them in the future. Help the student to achieve their goals. Be able to explain content in different ways so the student understands fully. Listening so the student feels understood. Engaging with the student to make the lesson fun and enjoyable.…
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A tutor's main duties include giving students individualized guidance, breaking down difficult concepts, encouraging critical thinking, boosting confidence, creating a supportive environment, setting goals, promoting efficient study techniques, encouraging a love of learning, working with stakeholders, and providing flexible support. The…
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I believe a student can be guided to produce his/her best abilities. A tutor has the role of presenting an environment for exploration, discovery, guide learner in making observations and drawing conclusions, while assessing their ability to solve problems. My strength includes the following: mastery of the math concepts Good communication…

Local Reviews

The tutoring has had a wonderful start. Kiera is a lovely person who was able to connect with Jackson immediately. I have no doubt Kiera is going to be of great assistant to Jackson's learning.
Kesha, Heathridge

Inside HeathridgeTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Noah focused on place value to the hundreds of thousands and practiced using ascending and descending order with large numbers, as well as identifying odd and even numbers in higher ranges.

In Year 8, Keagan worked through collecting like terms in algebraic expressions and applied these skills to basic equation solving.

For a senior student, Janelle reviewed sequences and series, exploring exponential growth patterns, and tackled finance concepts such as calculating interest and depreciation.

Recent Challenges

During a recent Year 11 Maths test, one student only received 19% on the non-calculator section; as noted, "test taking technique was the most important concept for Janelle to work on."

This pattern of difficulty with exam skills and not thoroughly reading questions also appeared in Year 10 sequences and finance topics—highlighting key words was suggested but not always followed up.

In Year 8, another student avoided writing full working for two-way tables: "Connor needs to work on showing his working out, because if he gets an answer wrong he can always get follow through marks." Missed steps led to lost marks.

In Year 4, untidy exercise books with no clear structure made it hard for Marissa to track her progress or correct errors.

Recent Achievements

One Heathridge tutor recently noticed Janelle's shift from hesitancy to initiative: after struggling with take-home investigations last term, she tackled her latest one independently and achieved 71%, then went on to score 91% in a non-calculator test—her best yet.

Keagan, a high school student who used to need lots of reminders about prior content, surprised his tutor by recalling key concepts quickly and progressing into more complex algebra without hesitation.

Meanwhile, Mya (Year 5) has started using the calculator confidently for circle problems; this time, she chose to attempt the new "perimeter of a half-circle" skill herself before asking for help.

What they say about our tutoring

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We are very happy with Terence , James seems to be making good progress at getting the basics of his 3 unit course. Terence is very calm, methodical and can simplify maths steps/working and James is responding very well to Terence's teaching style! Terence so far is very knowledgeable on the maths topics James is covering in class. Terence has also been very flexible & accommodating with postponing/adding lessons as required which we are very appreciative. We have been very pleased with our experience with tutoring so far!

Cohen has been very good and encouraging. I feel that Olivia is starting to feel more confident with her maths. Thanks.

Everything is going well with Warit. Evan is happy with him so far. I trust that will continue.  He's comfortable to ask if he doesn't understand something. Warit has given Evan some good maths tips with his times tables that Evan has understood.

Physics tutoring in Heathridge

Does your child need help with physics?

Maybe they need an extra push to reach that grade or they want to go from keeping up to excelling at science. Whatever the reason, we can match you with the right local physics tutor in Heathridge who understand your child's needs and knows how to get them where they want to be.

Most students start out interested in physics and perform fairly well on tests. But once the concepts become more and more complex most parents notice a change. It's when students start believing they don't "have what it takes" and their self-confidence starts to plummet.

Physics Tutor Heathridge

Parents usually try to intervene, remind their child that geniuses are not born, that they work hard and face obstacles like anyone else, and for some students, that's enough. Others, however, need more support.

That's where we step in!

We find tutors and organise one-on-one physics tutoring in Heathridge, at your home or any other place that works for you. We work around your schedule.

When it comes to payment we like to keep it simple. You pay a simple hourly rate, no extra or hidden fees.

And what if, for whatever reason, the perfect match doesn't happen on the first try? That's completely fine, it happens!

In case you are not completely happy with the first lesson, it comes as a risk-free trial. We simply keep looking for another tutor, someone better suited to help your child.

Have more questions?
Give us a call!
1300 312 354

 

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 Joondalup Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Heathridge Primary School.