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Tutors in Lethbridge Park include a PhD mathematician and ex-university assistant professor with decades of classroom experience, a physics and nanotechnology lecturer, an HSC dux and Victor Chang Science Award winner, creative maths Olympiad competitors, passionate peer mentors, martial arts educators for kids, and current education undergraduates specializing in K–12 teaching.

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Irtiza
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A teacher has to be patient and find different ways of making a student understand. Only then will be able to teach a wide range of students. I am caring and patient. I love to take on challenges of making different materials for helping the students to understand…
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The most important things a physics tutor can do for a student is to be approachable. For a tutor to be a successful guide, the student must feel comfortable in discussing their issues and weaknesses. They must seek to answer their own questions and bring up problems that need to be addressed. I pride myself on my patience, diligence, and…
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Madhubhashini Vinoka
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make a math or science genius. once they start liking the subject they progress naturally with confidence. patience, understanding and ability to change myself according to student's…
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The most important things that a physics tutor must do for students is to always demonstrate patience and love towards them. It might take time for them to understand the lesson so you have to bear with them. My strengths as a tutor is that whenever I revisit lessons that I learned in the past, I am passionate to learn/relearn about them and I am…
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There are a lot of areas where a physics tutor can help a student. First is with very academic part. As a tutor we should focus on growing interest of the subject in the child and that should be reflected on the score card because that's why the parents have hired us.Second thing is emotional support, well we can't be them everytime but the least…
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a student always goes to a physics tutor when they find that they need some extra bit. so a tutor must see what that 'extra bit' is? is it time? is it the base knowledge of student, or is it something to do with his style of processing the information. or may be something else. but a tutor must understand the overall demand of the tutoring class…
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At the end of the day, I value results as a physics tutor. Helping students meet their goals is key. Equally important is injecting fun into the learning process, making it more engaging and exciting for students, so they eagerly anticipate each session. As a tutor I have good problem solving skills to address any situation that arises.…
Daniel
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A tutor can help increase a student's marks because teachers at school doesn't have the time to help everybody individually. With a physics tutor its just 1 on 1 for the most part so the main focus would be on that one student. A tutor should also encourage and increase the students confidence in the subject that they are getting tutoring for.…
Paul
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First, learn the theory, the basis of teaching, then exercise and ask questions. Then repeat the cycle until you learn. I have more than 15 years of teaching principally involving calculations in classes and tutoring. I am educated and have…
Joseph Earl
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It is to emphatize and to have patience with the student. Not everyone has the same learning curve. Other people learn faster than the others. It is common to get frustrated when your student is not understanding what you are trying to teach him/her, however, do not let your students feel and see that. It may not only hurt their self-confidence…
Leo
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The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to encourage them to persevere in times of academic adversity. This is because if a student cannot believe in themselves, they won't be able to achieve their true capabilities. Only after this encouragement can students reach for the stars. My strength as a tutor involves my position…
Julio
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In my opinion the most important thing a physics tutor can do is make sure that the student truly understand the various concepts taught. That is because my belief is that by understanding the concept rather than memorising, you are less likely to forget how to do the question in the exam and/or get a mind blank As a tutor, I think my strengths…
Peter
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I think the most important thing a physics tutor can do for their students is to develop relationships so that the student is entirely comfortable with being honest with the tutor about questions and concerns with academics, as well as beyond what is required by the curriculum. A tutor must be empathetic and patient, and this allows them to create…
Felicity
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Making the learning experience resonate with a student, such that they develop a lifelong passion for learning and improving. I believe this is very important as the skills learnt through tutoring should influence them in all aspects of their lives. Being patient, developing and implementing strategic learning plans for the student, transforming…
Paras
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Provide value for the student. The student has signed up in the first place as they require help. Thus, as a physics tutor, I would want to provide that help to them in a personalised way such that it makes clear sense to them on the topic being taught. Communication with a younger audience. I have work experience as a sports instructor where I…
Karan
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The most important thing is to make the student appreciate and enjoy the subject. Once the student can achieve this a much greater effort could be put in the subject and thus good grades follow. Communication is my biggest strength as a tutor. I can talk and present information in the most creative way so the students not only understand the…
Anish
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The purpose of a physics tutor is to enhance a student's understanding of the content through constructive feedback of the student's quality of work. Hence the most important things a tutor can do to accomplish this role are: * explaining concepts at a steady pace * willingness to provide encouraging feedback for every step of the way * set…
Raizelle Louise
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One of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to provide encouragement that will enable them to create a positive mindset regarding their studies. This will subsequently enable them to reach closer to their true capabilities through a positive attitude towards learning, enhanced by the tutor's support which should be catered to…
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A tutor can foster their students, help them to solve complex problems and can be able to repeat explanations because not all students can learn at same pace. I think a tutor must have good communication skills, adaptable and enthusiastic…
Parth
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The most crucial role of a tutor is not just imparting knowledge but doing so in a way that resonates, ensuring lasting understanding. Beyond mere facts, it's about enlightening minds on a profound level, fostering the ability to connect the dots independently. A tutor should guide students to a point where they grasp concepts deeply, enabling…
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Empathize with the student and teach according to the learning capabilities of every student. I am a Mechanical Engineer with an in-depth understanding of advanced mathematics and…
Asad
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I believe the most important thing is being able to help students achieve their goals, as tutoring is about sharing experience academically and personally finding someone who can understand and connect with students is very important and i personally believe that i have the ability to do that. I believe that my ability to connect with students and…
Gabriel
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The most important thing a tutor can do to for a student is to unlock a students learning potential. In my experience of tutoring Mathematics each and every student has a unique way of thinking and a unique way of problem solving. This unfortunately is not catered on some learning environments. Another important thing a tutor can do for a…

Local Reviews

When i first told my daughter Isabella that i was getting her a tutor she was a little anxious and apprehensive about the idea. From the very beginning Amira made Isabella feel comfortable to the point where she now looks forward to her lesson each week. I hope for Amira to continue to work with Isabella into the future as i have no doubt she is helping my daughter progress and making it possible for her to achieve a higher standard.
Jason Stephenson

Inside Lethbridge ParkTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 3 student Sidney practised counting forwards and backwards from any three-digit number, explored place value using hands-on materials, and worked on recognising and sorting Australian coins.

In Year 9, Omar revised non-linear equations by working through challenging worksheet questions and also began planning his English discursive essay on the film Pleasantville by analysing key scenes.

For Year 10, Sofia reviewed algebra problems from her preliminary exam and strengthened her understanding of rates and ratios in preparation for upcoming assessments.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student struggled to focus during exams, leading to "a lot of careless mistakes," especially in algebraic word problems—this left some questions incomplete and hurt overall results.

Meanwhile, a Year 10 student tackling surds tended to avoid the trickier operations and stuck with familiar types, which slowed their progress with new content.

In primary years, one student jumped straight into answering time questions without fully reading them, as noted: "she was eager to finish the work." This caused confusion between hour and minute hands, leaving her unsure how to check her answers when stuck.

Recent Achievements

One Lethbridge Park tutor noticed a Year 10 student who used to depend on graphing software now finishing his classwork independently and on time, showing stronger fundamental maths skills.

Another high schooler recently improved their speed and accuracy with expanding brackets after struggling to keep up before; they're now confidently asking for extra practice instead of shying away from challenging algebra questions.

In primary, Sidney, who last year hesitated when counting by tens, surprised her tutor by picking it up in just five minutes without any visual aids and even spotted number patterns that many peers miss.

What they say about our tutoring

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Carl has enjoyed working with both his tutors this year and is well prepared for his VCE math methods exams. Having a personal tutor, even for a student like Carl who is already achieving excellent academic results, has helped relieve some of the stress of VCE and enabled him to sort out areas he wanted to work on with more depth.

Bailey is really happy with Jackie, and so are we, he enjoys their sessions and I can see he is understanding much better.  Jackie is very courteous and punctual.

Awesome feedback from Jessica about Emily's progress. Much better than previous tutoring agency.

Physics tutoring in Lethbridge Park

Is your child struggling in school? Maybe the grades haven't started to plummet and there might be no big red flags yet, but you've noticed an overall shift, especially when it comes to science subjects.

Parents look for local Lethbridge Park physics tutors for help, but most are usually not sure what kind of support their child needs.

That's where we come in.

Physics is a tricky subject. It's one thing to understand a concept, but problems become impossibly complex pretty quickly. With difficult worded questions, for instance, it's not just about knowing the formulas, it's a whole leap in thinking as well.

Physics Tutor Lethbridge Park

Getting regular tutoring is a great way for students to really cement what they've quickly gone over in school. In order to excel at physics, students need to be able to navigate through details, but also analyse ideas in an appropriate way. With someone who's done it before by their side, it definitely feels less overwhelming.

The right tutor makes it easier to connect each individual dot and make the necessary leap to scientific thinking. We can match you with the right physics tutor in Lethbridge Park within a day or two. All we need is to have a quick chat to figure out what kind of support your child needs.

The first lesson comes as a risk-free trial with a money-back guarantee and we charge a simple hourly rate, no other fees. As simple as that.

Want to know more?

Give us a call!
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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 Mt Druitt Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Lethbridge Park Public School.