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Joshua
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Joshua

Tutor Salisbury East, SA
Developing a structure for revision and learning to help students achieve the best grade they can for their subject and to make sure the student understands the topics being taught to them by their teachers. Being able to decscribe concepts and problems in different ways that will help students to understand what is being taught to them or what is…
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Gyan

Tutor Valley View, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student include providing personalized support tailored to the student's needs, fostering a positive learning environment, offering clear explanations, encouraging critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and instilling confidence and motivation in the student to achieve their academic goals.…
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Bisma

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
A tutor is supposed to ensure learning and the growth of the students academic skills. Also to make sure their goals are strong enough for them to reach success in the future. I am patient and I do not back down if the student is not ready to learn. I use different tactics to engage the student such as asking them what they struggle with and…
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Andres

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
Something that sets me apart from many other tutors is that I’m very relatable, something which I think is very important to a student. Personally, I’ve known in the past what it’s like to sometimes struggle academically, however, experience has shown me that part of it what it takes to succeed is a great work ethic and an awesome mentor.…
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Gordon

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
- Help the students to progressively improve for each tutoring session - Reassure students that they are able to solve problems without the tutor's help - Encourage students to attempt all question, before asking for help - Go through the question with the student - Allow the student to voice their opinion to solve the question - I can connect…
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Warunika

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
Understanding their feelings depending on different behavioral patterns and teaching according to the level of understanding of the student. Provide solutions for the students' problems at best. Try to motivate the student and make confidence to improve a positive mindset. Follow learning strategies and help to solve problems on his own. Being…
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Bhageerath

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
The most beneficial things that a tutor can do to assist students in their studies include teaching in a method that works for each student as all students think and understand concepts in different ways. A tutor should be prepared to handle students who think in unique ways, and some methods of accomplishing this can include using practice…
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Uthpala

Tutor Salisbury East, SA
Understand them and change teaching style according to them Teaching according to the student's understanding level. Interactive teaching setup goals and works toward…
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Pranay

Tutor Valley View, SA
Patience - It is the most critical aspect to have as a tutor. Secondly, knowledge, a historian as said half knowledge is more dangerous than no knowledge, hence one need to have full idea about the topic. Lastly, presentation, we should be presentable enough to make the peere comfortable. Since long years of tutoring, biggest strength of my…
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Vishwa

Tutor Valley View, SA
Make the student feel comfortable to ask questions and understand the learning style of each student to personalise the learning experience and manage the difficulty curve in the content. Patience and clear explanation and using real world examples to convey the message. Friendliness to make the student comfortable to and ask questions and engage…
Urvashi
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Urvashi

Tutor Salisbury East, SA
A tutor is someone who just not explains what is right or wrong or not or just gives the answer directly, but instead makes sure that the student, one is teaching has understood the concept extremely well and can relate to his or her own work and can work perfectly without the tutor's help. Also, the tutor should be aware how the student works…
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Diya

Tutor Salisbury East, SA
Aid them in understanding any concepts they couldn't grasp during school hours and ensure the syllabus is clear to them. Carry out fun quizzes which allows tutors to know how much more effort is required. Report and communicate with parents on a regular basis so as to ensure better tutoring experience. Some of my greatest strengths is care and…
Harvinder
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Harvinder

Tutor Ingle Farm, SA
Listen carefully, be creative and adjustable, build relationships, student connection, creative with different learning styles. Creativity and enthusiasm for teaching. Ability yo explain difficult things in a simple way. Able to connect with…
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Siddhi

Tutor Ingle Farm, SA
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is teaching them how to student independently. While it may seem counterproductive, I believe a tutor's job is to uplift the student and strengthen their fundamentals so that they won't require infinite tutoring and thus be able to improve on their own. To do this, the tutor must…
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Duyen

Tutor Ingle Farm, SA
- Students get inspired to truly love learning, become lifelong learners and gradually develop their autonomy in whatever they do later on in life. - Help students develop their confidence in their capacity and help them reach their full potential. - Be patient, calm and flexible to bring the best to students. - Have a sense of humor - Love…
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Sakshi

Tutor Ingle Farm, SA
The most important things that a tutor can do for a student is to: 1) Build strong, personal relationships with their students: a tutor should personalize the learning, make learning more interesting for the student, and teach to the student's strengths while minimizing their weaknesses. 2) Focus on goal setting, and creating benchmarks. For…
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Elnur

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to encourage them and to make them feel comfortable as everyone's learning pace is different if they do not understand now then they will get it later. I also believe that having patient is really important letting them know you will be their to assist them when they need so they don't feel…
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Fida

Tutor Fairview Park, SA
As a tutor, I believe it is critical for providing a space for students to not be afraid to be wrong and foster engagement. A tutor must allow students to think for themselves and provide prompts which enable more critical and deeper thinking. A tutor must be able to understand the different needs for each student and be able to provide the…
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Da Hye

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
To encourage them to keep going and not give up, because it can get really upsetting to the student if they can't understand a specific thing after some time spent on it. It's important to reassure them that the progress they've made so far has been good and worthwhile, and that everyone's learning paces are different. Most importantly, it's…
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Shradha

Tutor Ingle Farm, SA
Being more approachable and trying to match their level of understanding to find a better approach for studying is important. Every person is different and so is their understanding and learning level. Being able to match that level and teach them is the job of a tutor. I can be a good listener and am able to identify problems of students as I…
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Radia Shams

Tutor Valley View, SA
A tutor has to be patient and welcoming for their students. The reason these students come for tutoring is because they face difficulty keeping up with school. So they should be given the space to understand at their own pace, in their own method and a teacher needs to recognize that. We need to recognize the method which we choose to teach a…
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Ashly

Tutor Valley View, SA
I believe that in order for anyone to understand the material being taught - the tutor must begin with the fundamentals and basics; breaking down the information and then ensuring the student is able to explain it back is what I believe works best. This requires patience, which I believe is an essential quality a tutor must maintain in order for…
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Fiona Shane

Tutor Ingle Farm, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to empathise with the student. Understanding the student should be done before everything else. If the tutor and student has established a good relationship then the learning environment will be calm, open, and comfortable. Being the big sister of four wonderful kids with different…

Local Reviews

James was wonderful.
Cathy, Modbury North

Inside Modbury HeightsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Jasmine revised simplifying fractions and placing them accurately on number lines, then worked on converting between fractions and decimals.

Year 7 Sarah focused on multiplication with decimals by factors of ten and practiced converting units of measurement for length, weight, and volume.

Meanwhile, Year 10 Adam tackled exam-style questions covering homeostasis in biology as well as human evolution concepts, using past papers for targeted revision.

Recent Challenges

Several students across primary and high school years left homework incomplete, particularly in spelling revision (noted for a Year 4 student: "spelling will now be incorporated into both Thursday and Wednesday lessons" after repeated missed practice).

In Year 11 Biology, exam revision relied heavily on previous test papers but feedback was not always revisited—one note highlighted, "Mini-assignment set to go through in the next lesson," yet earlier corrections remained unaddressed.

A Year 7 student struggled with messy written calculations during BODMAS exercises, making it difficult to check work or spot errors quickly. This slowed progress and increased frustration before tests.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Modbury Heights noticed a Year 10 student who used to freeze on multi-step biology questions now independently works through past exam papers, only checking answers at the end instead of asking for hints throughout.

In Year 8 maths, one student who'd previously rushed and made errors when converting between units now double-checks their work and explains each step aloud before moving on.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 child who was hesitant to read out loud has started choosing new storybooks themselves during sessions and reads entire pages without prompting from the tutor.

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 City of Tea Tree Gully Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like The Heights School.