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Supria
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Help them gain a thorough understanding of concepts that they are incapable of doing alone, I want the student to understand that academic marks is not what we are trying to achieve but more of the effort and interest that they put in the subject which will lead towards success a process that needs to be taken instead of chasing the 90 + target…
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One should focus on teaching to the student's strengths along with minimizing their weaknesses.Building good relationship with students helps in a happy environment. The learning should be personalized and student's interest should be kept in mind always. I am versatile, flexible with all kind of students. I can create a positive teaching…
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Kezia
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Teach them the methods and concepts, not answers. By doing so we are ensuring the students can solve any problem as they know how to. The tutors should adapt to the way the student learns, and change the way they teach if the student isn't understanding. Some of my strengths would include, being patient which I believe is important for a tutor…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to believe in them. As a tutor, you have to be able to show them that you know they can do well so they can believe it themselves. Another important thing would be to give feedback as it helps the student understand where exactly they are going wrong. My strengths would have to be my…
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To me, the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is make them feel comfortable. The student must first feel comfortable so that they are willing to absorb the knowledge and ask questions when they are having difficulties. As a tutor i beleive it is essential to first get to know the student and then decide what the best teaching method…
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Make the student feel comfortable about the problem that is to be solved. I love my subject of…
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You can inspire a student and make him independent. The goal of a teacher (ironically) is to make himself redundant. Being able to develop self-learning skills and teaching oneself by asking right questions is the key process of learning. Eventually, you can master the art of learning itself and you don't need a teacher. I can be very friendly and…
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Tutoring is about aiding students in realizing their academic potential. The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to provide a positive and motivating environment for the student to asking questions, make mistakes, and learn from those mistakes, in order to develop their academic resilience and knowledge. Furthermore, tutors…
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making the key concepts clear,instilling confidence in them that yea they can do it,making a strong foundation.Improving them academically so as to build strong leaders. Never getting agitated no matter how many times i have to repeat a thing. Having patience. Understanding the calibre of each child and working accordingly. Creating a…
MANTR
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The most important thing a tutor can do for his student is to stay patient. Due to my sports background more specifically background in powerlifting, I understand results take time to come. By accepting the process will take time, and that results come with time, being patient is one of the most important things a tutor can do for a student. -…
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Being creative and adaptive with learning style, build relationship with them by communicating with them to know them more and find the areas to work upon. I have patience and good listening skills which helps me to understand each student…
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I believe that a tutor has the power to not only assist students in their academic life but to also help their students develop themselves through providing them with the confidence in their own abilities to prosper in life; to achieve their desired goals and be the best they can be. Patience and hope, my willingness to help others and problem…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for their students is to foster a love for learning. When a tutor instills a genuine curiosity and passion for acquiring knowledge, it becomes a lifelong gift that goes beyond specific subjects or exams. By nurturing this love for learning, tutors empower their students to become self-motivated, independent…
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I believe that interacting with a student genuinely as a friend would allow for a more friendly environment. This would allow the student to feel more comfortable when asking questions. Helping an individual highlight their weaknesses and provide them some sort of feedback at the end. This way the student would have an idea of the concepts to…
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Motivating and building confidence in students can cause stress and fear to be vanished, along with satisfaction of being on the right track for a student is a vital key that can allow them to grow and build upon. Working hard as a tutor consists of many skills such as encouragement, honesty, time punctual, well disciplined, and…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is to understand that each child is different and it is important to engage with them accordingly. My strengths are that i can easily integrate with others especially students which makes it easiest for me and them to have a free environment to study and cooperate with each…
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-Be a source of guidance -Be encouraging and help boost the confidence of students -Make learning simple and fun -Explore alternative methods of teaching if something does not work -Make classes interactive -Being more of a friend and providing a safezone where they are comfortable to make mistakes and learn from it. -But also ensuring that…
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As a tutor you must have the ability to understand the student through his or her behavioral patterns. Through that a tutor can help students to develop their intellectual skills as well as social, and emotional skills I love teamwork, by helping each other and sharing the knowledge helps to achieve the common goal easily. During my previous role,…
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I believe that most important thing a teacher can do is to try to understand where are their weakness and work on it like if a student don't know basic then it can effect on full question . I don't give up on students and try my best to keep them focus on…
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As a tutor, I believe that the most important things I can do for a student are to build their confidence and help them develop a love of learning. It is essential for each one of the students to develop a knack of learning and grow enough confidence in themselves, while doing so. By helping students develop a love of learning, I can instill in…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are provide clear explanations, offer guidance tailored to the student's needs, foster a positive and motivating learning environment, encourage critical thinking, and instill confidence in the student's abilities. Ultimately, it's about empowering the student to become an independent and…
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Gain confidence of the students, use creative ways to make a child understand hard topics, Keep track of progress and make sure they have no doubts and are confident in attempting the questions. The rapport and trust between a student and tutor is important as that can help both of them understand and reach heights. Get to know the student first…
Dilinee Nuwanthika
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A tutor's role goes beyond simply teaching subject matter. In addition to imparting knowledge, tutors help build a student's confidence in the subject, enhance their analytical and creative thinking, improve problem-solving abilities, and even contribute to the development of the student's personality in ways that are within the tutor's scope.…

Local Reviews

Good tutor, and great customer service. Would recommend!
Bec Wallace, Kings Langley

Inside Kings LangleyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Olivia worked on addition and subtraction with decimals, then practiced multiplying and dividing fractions.

For Year 8, Ethan revised algebraic expressions—expanding brackets and simplifying equations—and solved word problems involving algebraic fractions.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Priya focused on non-right angled trigonometry using sine and cosine rules, along with applying these skills to solve angle of elevation and depression questions using real-life scenarios.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student's work on linear equations often lacked clarity, with handwriting and working steps needing improvement—"focusing on writing the steps of working rather than only questions and answers" was flagged as essential.

For a senior student preparing for HSC maths, revision mostly involved familiar or easier material from past exams, instead of targeting challenging topics; this limited exposure to new problem types before assessment.

In Year 8, forgetting key materials like books set progress back by hours during tutoring sessions.

Meanwhile, a Year 10 learner skipped regular homework, which meant gaps in understanding went unaddressed week-to-week.

Recent Achievements

One Kings Langley tutor recently noticed a Year 10 student who, after struggling to structure responses in the past, now approaches exam questions methodically and even completes sample papers independently as part of his preparation.

In a Year 8 session, a student who previously hesitated to ask for help arrived with specific questions ready each week and tackled revision using past papers more proactively.

Meanwhile, during a primary session, one younger learner who often made mistakes converting between improper and mixed fractions now switches between them efficiently and can add fractions without prompting.

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 Lalor Park Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Kings Langley Public School.