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Manningham's tutors include a senior high school Chemistry and Biology teacher, an Honours physicist with classroom and mentoring experience, accomplished peer and private maths mentors (ATARs 97–99.85), a university medallist in engineering, experienced K–12 science and programming instructors, seasoned TAFE lecturers, plus passionate academic award-winners in maths, languages, and the sciences.

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By being a good friend who listens and helps them without judging. A good tutor should be patient and supportive of their student. No answer is wrong answer is a very important lesson each child should learn to build their esteem and improve their confidence. This is what a good tutor should inbibe in each child. My strengths as a teacher is…
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Open the student's mind to new ideas, be there for the student. I am a good listener, organised and…
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Help Your Child Succeed in Modern History

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Inspire. Not every child enjoys learning the way we need to in society so a teachers and tutors, we need to be able to be creative enough for those individual students who need more guidance. For example I have had a year 3 student who hated english and nearly every subject at school, however he really enjoyed robots. As we were learning…
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Probably one of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to provide them with the support and confidence when approaching a subject or concept that they struggle with. Allowing the students to get to the point where they may no longer struggle in that subject. One of my major strengths as a tutor would probably have to be my…
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My understanding of a tutors role is not to do the students work, yet to uncover their natural ability so that they may proceed to increase their academic results. Therefore, the most important thing a tutor can do is not only provide advice but draw out the best of people. I have been told I am a 'people person', I previously worked in a busy…
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The most crucial aspects of tutoring involve creating a supportive environment to boost confidence, tailoring teaching to each student's learning style, and providing personalized guidance and constructive feedback. A successful tutor not only imparts subject knowledge but also fosters a positive attitude towards learning and overall student…
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To actually teach them, not just give answers or aid them in 'rope learning' I am fantatic with children, having experieince by being a member of the Silver Blades Figure skating club and previous work, where I was a manager of two people, one 15 and another…
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Understand where they are coming from and see their point of view on that topic. Being kind but firm so that they learn. Always encourage them no matter what the outcome is. Being patient with them and showing them other ways to do things I'm incredibly - patient - kind and caring - tough love at times - passionate - understanding of all…
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In my opinion the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help them improve academically by being patient and encouraging and supporting their goals. Each student is different and hence has different hopes for their academic results, the tutors job is to help the student improve so that they can be proud of their work. Due to my…

Local Reviews

We feel very fortunate that Jessica can assist Laura. Laura is doing well in Maths.
Leanne, Broadview

Inside ManninghamTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Maim focused on mastering long division with three-digit numbers (including remainders up to 1000) and practised persuasive writing by developing arguments for "no homework."

Year 10 student Ethan worked through trigonometry concepts such as using sine, cosine, and tangent in right-angled triangles, as well as consolidating knowledge of coordinate geometry by plotting points and calculating gradients.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Ava tackled statistics topics including interpreting data displays and finding mean, median, and mode from sample sets.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student repeatedly avoided homework, and even claimed work was done when it hadn't been started; "she did not do any work after we finished the previous lesson and did not even appear to have added anything to the document." This meant concepts from algebra and assignments could not be reinforced between sessions, slowing progress.

In Year 3 maths, a student skipped multiplication practice set for homework, which made it harder to recall tables during lessons—relying instead on finger counting.

Meanwhile, a Year 6 student hesitated to write independently, often giving up rather than attempting written responses when unsure.

Recent Achievements

One Manningham tutor noted a Year 8 student who used to get stuck on long division is now making very few mistakes and often corrects errors independently before moving on.

In senior maths, a Year 11 student recently finished a timed test under exam conditions, showing her full working for every question—this was the first time she managed it without rushing or skipping steps.

Meanwhile, a younger primary student who once mixed up '13' and '15' can now write all numbers accurately from 1 to 15 neatly and accurately with no help, even tackling pattern recognition activities using her own logic.

What they say about our tutoring

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My son understood exactly what Margaret taught him the other day, with which he was having a lot of problems with.

We are extremely happy with our tutor Neema. He has been so encouraging for Sophie. She is feeling more confident already.

Eleena says he is great, he gives her homework sheets and he is very patient and explains everything she said.

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 Greenacres Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Hampstead Primary School.