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margiatisetiyo

Tutor Mount Barker, SA
Be patient and understand that each child learns in different way, therefor, active listening and finding new way to improve and help them will make them thrive confidently. Friendly, patient and…
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Melinda

Tutor Blakiston, SA
It is super important for children to feel like they are doing well, and making progress. I think that as a tutor, encouragement is the most important tool that a tutor can use. If the students are not encouraged, they will no longer be motivated to keep trying, and will therefore not improve. My biggest strength as a tutor is my patience. This…
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mao

Tutor Blakiston, SA
To help student build confidence through successful experience and gradually realize that anything is achieveable if you find the right approach. I put my feet into student's shoes and try to find the right approach for the student to…
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Kimberley

Tutor Blakiston, SA
I think that an important thing for a tutor to do is to be available, even if it be through technology or in person. As a student, I understand that sometimes it may just be a singular question that gets you down, or in other cases an entire unit. Hence, being able to support all circumstances is imperative. Another important factor is that…
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Thomas

Tutor Littlehampton, SA
The single most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to help them build confidence in their own abilities to learn and overcome challenges. By helping grow and nurture this sense of confidence, a tutor can give a student the tools that they need to learn not only the subject they are working on, but also other subjects and skill or…
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Kaumudie Umayangana

Tutor Mount Barker, SA
As a tutor what I can do is to build the confidence of students for the subjects which he or she is struggling with. Give them zero confusion and make everything as easy as possible. I have worked as a lecturer at both state and private sector universities in my home country for more than two years. So I can feel what students' mind is working and…
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Hollupatirage

Tutor Mount Barker, SA
As a student myself I believe it is vital to have a level of understanding and patience when assisting with a child's learning as this develops a safe and healthy learning environment. Aside from my extensive understanding of mathematics and physics, I believe that my personal attributes of empathy, and strong listening and communication skills…
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Mann

Tutor Mount Barker Springs, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is that a tutor can shape the future of child just like parents by helping them solve their problems in their studies and making them perfect for their future roles. I think, I am very passionate, hardworking and helpful person, which I consider as my…
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Valerie

Tutor Nairne, SA
Have a good working relationship with them. Be patient. Encourage them to 'have a go'. Encourage them to take a 'risk'. Help them to understand that mistakes are ok - they are simply a step in the learning process. Encourage them to do their best. Celebrate their successes. Encourage them to believe in themselves and their abilities. Vast…
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rylee

Tutor Blakiston, SA
teaching can take time so understanding not everyone learns as the same pace, having patience to help out the kids is a very important aspect and skill to have i struggled with english and maths in school so i feel as though i can help kids learn the way that i did and give them the best possibility of understanding what is being…
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Ashleigh

Tutor Blakiston, SA
I believe a tutor should foster a positive learning environment for a student, in which the student feels comfortable discussing any issues they are having with the tutor. I feel that as a tutor, your core responsibility is to place the needs of the child first, and do whatever you can to fulfill these needs, even if it does involve putting in…
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Rachel

Tutor Mount Barker, SA
To help students identify areas of growth which are preventing them from achieving their best. To aid in the development of certain skills which can be applied to the students work. To assist students to understand concepts, ideas and processes which they are struggling with. Most importantly, I seek to build on the students confidence in their…
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Sean

Tutor Littlehampton, SA
Help them build confidence to believe they can succeed. Being able to explain topic areas in different ways, using plain language to help them understand. I also strongly believe in teaching students core study skills to build structure to their problem…
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Mitchell

Tutor Littlehampton, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is ensure they understand what they are doing. As a result it is crucial for a tutor to prepare the correct material for the student. It is crucial that a tutor guides the student rather than just helping them get their homework done. Teach a man to fish and he has food for the rest of his…
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Mohshin khan

Tutor
Being willing to adjust techniques and approaches to meet the learning styles of the student. Be patient and a good listener. Be professional and willing to share own experience. To collaborate and teach the student how to learn Dedication and passion. Understanding the student - that is how they are learning. Satisfaction - i am not…

Local Reviews

Has been really easy arranging a tutor. The tutor for my son has been amazing.
Sheridan Geraghty

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Content Covered

Year 4 Sydney focused on building confidence with multiplication and division using textbook exercises, then strengthened her understanding of fractions, including equivalence and representing fractions on a number line.

Year 7 Sophie worked through challenging multi-step word problems, improved accuracy with vertical addition and subtraction, and later tackled large-number multiplication using layout strategies for clarity.

For Year 8 Jay, recent sessions reinforced times tables fluency through games and worksheets while also introducing key skills in dividing by single-digit numbers and working with simple probability questions.

Recent Challenges

In Year 4, one student's reluctance to finish homework was noticeable after a tiring day—she eventually completed it with encouragement, but initial resistance meant valuable practice time was lost.

For a Year 7 learner, "she needs to work on her neatness which will help with these mistakes," especially when aligning numbers for place value or graphing; messy layout led to repeated calculation errors and extra corrections.

In Year 10 maths, skipping full question reading and rushing through multi-step problems resulted in missed marks on worded questions.

Moments of low confidence left another senior student second-guessing correct answers rather than building fluency.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Mount Barker Summit noticed Sydney moving from hesitation with worded maths problems to breaking them down on her own and confidently solving more complex multiplication questions—she now chooses harder problems without prompting.

In a recent high school session, Jay showed real growth by spotting his own mistakes during division work, pausing to correct himself rather than waiting for help, which hadn't happened before.

Sophie, also in high school, came prepared for her test by making her own revision notes ahead of time—a big shift from previously relying on the tutor's guidance.

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 Barker Community Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Nairne School - Preschool and Primary.