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Supporting them Building a trusting relationship with the students so they are comfortable asking questions Helping the student to build their strengths, know their weaknesses work on them to change them into their strengths Ready to learn as well as teach I communicate easily. I am confident I love maths and chemistry which helps me learn…
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Enable them with additional or improved skills to experience growth in understanding and hence an improvement in marks/grades. These skills could be techniques on how to answer types of questions. Ability to map out student understanding and select appropriate strategy to improve conceptual understanding. This approach was used in my Doctor of…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to inspire and cultivate a love for learning. By fostering curiosity, confidence, and a growth mindset, the tutor empowers the student to become an independent and motivated learner, capable of tackling challenges and achieving academic success. Ability to teach a student multiple times with…
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I believe that patience is very important when it comes to tutoring. This is important because it allows for the student to remain comfortable and ask questions without being worried that they are being judged. Since asking questions is a key aspect of the learning process, impatience would simply limit the students ability to learn. I am able to…
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A tutor who provides guidance for the excellent academic, individual growth and helping eachother. My strength is i am patient and energetic…
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Good tutor wants to create a student that no longer requires help and so they instill those executive study skills that will serve the student well in academics and in life. Skills like organization, task initiation, focus and time management are essential to being a great learner. • Introduced interactive & innovative teaching learning…
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A great tutor is someone who goes beyond for his/her students. Great tutors are very passionate people who not only give them lessons on the subjects that they are teaching but also teaching them great study habits in a way that motivates students so that it can be applied to any aspects of the students' lives. My strengths in tutoring comes from…
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I think it's very important for the tutor to see things from a student's perspective. Be more compassionate, as teaching is one of the noble professions, I feel. Another important thing from my experience is that, there is no definite way of teaching. Every student is different. So the tutor should adopt a method that is suitable for each student.…
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Help student with assignments and preparation for exams. Provide support in areas which a student is having difficulty with. Significant experience as a tutor and strong familiarty with the high school…
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Help them to understand concepts in easy way to improve their grades. Good communication skills High distinction at high school Gold medalist in international mathematics olympiad and international science…
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The purpose of tutoring is to help students help themselves, or to assist or guide them to the point at which they become an independent learner, and thus no longer need a tutor. A tutor is a person with which a student can ask questions freely and without hesitation in a protective and conducive atmosphere. I always tell my students that the only…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are:- 1) Providing clarity and explanation 2) Motivating and encouraging learners 3) Offer constructive feedback 4) Being patient and supportive. As a tutor, I possess various strengths like:- 1) Individualized Instruction 2) Immediate feedback 3) Providing motivation and…
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Most important things a tutor must aim to do for students are building confidence in the subject, motivating and setting goals, developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills. I believe I can use my knowledge, adaptability in teaching styles and patience in providing explanations to help students gain knowledge in the…
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An essential aspect for a tutor would be to approach teaching the topic in a way that is comfortable but fun for the student, allowing them to digest what needs to be taught in learnable chunks that do not cause trouble in calling back information. I think my ability to relate with students would be beneficial. Having recently finished school, I…
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the most important things a tutor can teach involve problem-solving techniques such as determining ways to approach different problems. by far the greatest thing that can be taught is an understanding of how the problem-solving method is derived rather than the method itself. For example, understanding how to differentiate x^2=2x enables deriving…
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Understanding students' problem and situation individually, then provide teaching method accordingly to improve their academic and personal performance. This could be done by tutor focusing on smaller group of students or even individual tutoring. My passionate in dealing with kids and love to share helps me to become a better tutor. Besides,…
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A tutor can help them understand topics better, motivate and inspire them to learn and to help them achieve their goals. I am a very good listener and I can explain topics…
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It's to give a student a new and easily understandable perspective on a topic they need help grasping with. Whereby afterwards they could easily solve questions using that new perspective. I am able to get to the heart of a topic and explain it directly to…
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The three most crucial things a tutor can do for a student are academic direction, human connection, and consistency. When these three things are combined, a tutor has the power to completely transform a class, subject, or educational setting for a young student. my experience and…
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Understanding the student is the main thing a teacher can do. I have a lot of patience.The students may not be interested in the subject but I think that if we teach the students in an interesting way they will show the…
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Provide the best in his own ability and knowledge to assist a student overcome any academic problems. Strong communication skills to make it easy for other students to understand. I also have an effective and engaging public speaking skills together with good presentation skills. In addition, I have an effective time management…

Local Reviews

Van has absolutely helped and encouraged Asha in the upmost professional manner. Asha went into NAPLAN confident and I thank you for sending Van to us.
Marit

Inside LesmurdieTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Mia worked on percentage word problems and practiced converting between decimals, fractions, and percentages for real-life scenarios.

In Year 9, Daniel focused on solving and graphing linear equations as well as exploring how to shift quadratic graphs up, down, or sideways using graph sketches.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Sophie tackled trigonometry applications with the Sine Rule in word problems and reviewed algebraic fractions involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9, messy written work during algebra and equation tasks led to confusion when transferring answers between lines—"he mistook a 36 for 30 after rewriting the 6 to look more like a 0," one tutor observed.

In Year 11 trigonometry, over-reliance on calculators meant basic division (e.g., dividing by 2 or 5) was avoided, making mental arithmetic weaker and slowing problem-solving in class.

For Year 7 probability, homework was sometimes incomplete; this left gaps in understanding multiplication of brackets.

After setbacks in test settings, hesitation increased and confidence dropped—often waiting for reassurance before attempting harder questions.

Recent Achievements

In one high school session, Remy—who previously felt anxious about linear equations—chose to tackle them first and, despite early frustration, began asking thoughtful questions about their purpose as she worked through the problems.

Meanwhile, Niru made a notable shift by independently testing out his own strategy for solving a maths problem instead of relying solely on the tutor's guidance—a big step towards self-driven learning.

With a younger student, strategies for converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages finally clicked after several lessons; he started recognising when simplifying would earn extra marks and applied it without prompting.

What they say about our tutoring

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Yes l am happy and Sofia seems happy with Simone which is great.   Simone is giving her homework to do and yes Sofia is doing it without any pushing from me :)

Stephen has found Adam really good with his tutoring and he feels he is getting good value from he time spent with him.  He explains things well in a way that Stephen can understand.  This is working well for us. Thanks

Steven is enjoying his tutoring and is very comfortable with Robert.  It's still early to tell, but Steven's confidence in Maths has definitely been lifted! Thank you

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 Kalamunda Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Brigid's College.