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Thidaporn (Lukgade)
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To help them with any questions they have and identify their strengths and weaknesses in that subject to help develop and improve on it. I think my strengths are that I am very patient, dependable and willing to learn new things. I think my weaknesses would be that because my study timetable will have to change every semester, the times that I…
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Using the limited amount of time to help the student as much as possible. I believe that also have some time before a session to understand what they are in particular struggling with, so that I can understand their point of view / thought process helps me to use strategies that they would understand/know how to apply to their work to improve. I…
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Yingnan
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to guide them in the right path and inspire them to work smarter in the area they are struggling in. Everyone works differently and to actually help them change their mindset, we need to ensure that we are not forcing knowledge into their heads, but rather helping them find the motivation…
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Make sure the students understand the content and practise the content. I am really patient and have good communication skills, I am also bilingual and can tutor in Chinese. I also received both Math Methods and Specialist subject awards at Mansfield State…
Hong Sean
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Helping them to understand topics on their own. I am a good communicator with patience and I have good emotional…
Laura
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I believe the most important value a tutor can teach a student is the motivation to change their perspective of learning or studying as inspiration to be a better student rather than viewing it as a chore. Guiding the student to reliable and trustworthy resources to grow their understanding on concepts so they have a tool to explore and learn from…
Monica
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A knowledge they can use all throughout their study life and every day life. I'm willing to tutor, and dedicated my time to teach my student in all my methods which is in simple way and not…
Arya
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Help them out and to make them feel comfortable with asking you for help and to realise there are no stupid questions and both sides learn together. My strength is my interest to tutor and to help students out. As a not so long ago high school graduate, I know how it feels. Weakness: My lack of…
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Trying to understand the student and their difficulty in a particular subject or a concept is crucial as only then the tutor can provide the help that their student needs. They also need to have a good and positive attitude to motive their students. I am very good with handling kids. I also love to learn and grow from my shortcomings or mistakes,…
Saarah
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Children would prefer a friendly environment where they can feel comfortable enough to ask questions and let the tutor know that they don't understanding anything. Students should be able to discuss thing with the tutor so that they can grasp the knowledge in the manner they want. I am very confident and I have a lots of patience when children…
Haymar
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Be patient and have good communication with student. Be a good listener. Provide a guidance in student’s academic learning process. I am patient and energetic about teaching. I make sure that the child has understanding on the subject. I teach in small steps so the lessons are observed easier for…
Harrison
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I consider the tutors eagerness to teach and learn just as important as the students. There have been many occasions where a teacher hasn't been interesting in the topic and it completely ruins my willingness to learn the topic. It is therefore incredibly important that I, as a tutor, bring an energetic and enthusiastic approach to learning, so as…
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Seeing their weaknesses even when they are unaware or too scared to point out that they don’t know something. Having patience and the willingness to explain to the students. I believe my strengths as a tutor would be my patience and ability to explain things to the student in a way that they can understand. As I was very studious myself I have…
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I can provide personalized instruction tailored to the specific requirements of students and have a Patient and supportive approach to teaching, empowering students to overcome challenges and succeed in Mathematics. My greatest teaching strength is my aptitude for comprehending each student's needs and guiding them to reach their fullest…
Venis
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To simply topics which the student maybe struggling in and ensuring that they are able to understand it. I am really good at communicating something across to the other…
Joyce
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A tutor's most important role lies in creating a supportive learning atmosphere, understanding each student's unique needs, and tailoring their approach accordingly. I believe my approachability is one of my key strengths as a tutor. I strive to create a welcoming and supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and…
Sophia
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As a tutor, I believe the most important thing I can do to help a student is build their confidence. It is imperative that I work as a support system to instil a sense of motivation and self-confidence in my students. Celebrate their achievements, no matter how small, and remind them of their progress. Building self-esteem encourages them to…
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Encourage them to try their best, build up their confidence and show them what they have the ability to do, and enhance their abilities through assistance. My strengths as a tutor include my passion for learning, my ability to communicate effectively with others and befriend people fast. I am able to make people feel at ease and I believe this is…
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Caring about the student is the utmost important thing in tutoring. I believe one of my strengths as a tutor is genuinely caring about others. I always go the extra mile to help my students, not just during tutoring sessions but also by offering extra assistance. I want to make sure they achieve the best results possible. I think this dedication…
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Help to improve their grade Willing to help…
Sarah
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to make them passionate about the subject. I wholeheartedly believe that a student must not cram information purely for grades, but to generate a genuine interest for the subject with the assistance of the tutor. I am very familiar with working with children from a large variety of ages. I…
Bo
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is trying to stimulating their curiosity and understanding of maths. Patient, enthusiastic and kind. I am good on teaching year 11 and 12…
Amber
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One of the most important things that a tutor can do for their students is to build strong and personal relationships with their students. The more connected a student feels to their tutor, the more trustworthy and respectful the environment becomes – an essential aspect for students to learn well and progress academically. When a tutor listens…

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Excellent! Thank you! My daughter loves her tutor, she has inspired my daughter to do her best.
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Inside MansfieldTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Amelia focused on drafting her English assignment, working through key points and structuring her response.

Year 7 student Dekota revised term content with particular attention to order of operations and solving worded percentage problems using different methods.

Meanwhile, Year 8 student Jenny practised algebra by finding the value of unknowns in equations and also tackled measurement questions involving area and volume of shapes.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student found it challenging to recall formulas for area and volume during geometry tasks, often pausing mid-question to check notes—she needed prompting to remember which formula fit the shape.

In Year 11 algebra, another student relied heavily on calculators for basic operations like rounding off or sign changes, making it difficult to build fluency without digital aids.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner hesitated with long division when borrowing was involved; confusion over layout meant answers were abandoned half-finished until guided step-by-step.

These habits led to lost time or uncertainty in independent problem-solving moments.

Recent Achievements

One Mansfield tutor noticed a real shift with Dekota in Year 9 maths: she now asks questions when stuck, instead of staying silent and guessing—something she rarely did before.

Taysha, also in high school, recently caught her own mistake on an order of operations problem and then explained the correct steps back to the tutor without prompting.

In Year 6 English, Amelia became much more focused during assignment editing sessions; she listened carefully to feedback and suggested her own changes after some guidance.

Last week, Taysha chose a new strategy for tackling algebra questions on her own.

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 Mount Gravatt Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Brisbane Adventist College.