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Musawa
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Be understanding, patient and clear in the way you explain things and talk to the students. Don't make the students feel pressured as well. Being understanding, as not everyone has the same level of intuition or intelligence level. I am able to recognise this and be patient in every experience I have had…
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At its core, tutoring is about so much more than academic work; it's about building a relationship, cultivating a connection, and helping students change not only their results in a class, but also their attitude toward it. I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is adapting their learning to give a more personalised learning…
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Ananya
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The most important thing that a tutor can do for the children is to come at their level and make them understand every thing. Moreover, trying to build a good rapport with them so as to make them comfortable. A tutor should be very understanding and patient. Their first priority should be to concept clearance and improved understanding of the…
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A tutor has to be able to help the pupil understand the concept at a pace or in a manner that allows the pupil to gather information clearly diminishing any difficulties that they might have. The best thing a tutor to do is come prepared and organised before a session bringing along questions related to the issues that the pupil might have and…
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To be friendly and to handly the student psychologically. My teaching style is my strength. I engage with students so that noone lack behind and show interest in the…
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Enable them to develop specific techniques to retain the memory of the subject. Make the lesson interesting and keep the student engaged. Identifying student's weaknesses and working to improve them. I am able to teach students about best skills for time management and organisation. It is not only about the subject itself but how they are able…
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First of all, it's all about individual support. Then clarifying concepts, boost confidence, and Encourage Critical Thinking: I think a tutor must definitely have strength in knowledge, Patience, adaptability, availability as well as in…
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I think the most important thing is to recognise the child's unique strengths and weaknesses and build from there. Making sure to communicate well and simplify topics so that they can feel confident and be approachable, so they ask lots of questions. I think my strengths as a tutor is being able to break down difficult concepts into smaller chunks…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is help them achieve their full potentials. This can include getting good test results, gaining confidence in what they can achieve, a change in attitude to math etc. They can act as a positive role model for students by encouraging them to take the initiative to improve in their…
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An essential aspect for a tutor would be to approach teaching the topic in a way that is comfortable but fun for the student, allowing them to digest what needs to be taught in learnable chunks that do not cause trouble in calling back information. I think my ability to relate with students would be beneficial. Having recently finished school, I…
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A tutor must ensure the student is comfortable with them and can easily express their concerns and learning difficulties. I think i am patient and caring which ensures that the students understand and learn…
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The purpose of tutoring is to help students help themselves, or to assist or guide them to the point at which they become an independent learner, and thus no longer need a tutor. A tutor is a person with which a student can ask questions freely and without hesitation in a protective and conducive atmosphere. I always tell my students that the only…
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A tutor needs to create a safe environment for students to ask questions and learn more about what they’re studying, without the fear of getting things wrong. A tutor should make a student enjoy the subject they’re tutoring and thus create perfect climate for the student to grow and achieve excellence. I am able to create relationships and…
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To motivate learners and realise their full potential through a properly design learning process using discovery approach. A learning process that also relevant to learner’s needs developing them mentally, physically, socially and emotionally. A Holistic way to teach and learners learn. The tomb of knowledge I have gained from 10 years of…
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To teach them how to be an independent learner and cope with dealing with new problems and how to approach them, with a problem solving mindset and confidence. Being able to quickly identify the students method of learning and approaching problems and adapt to that in order to maximize the productivity of the time I am with them and to minimize…
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1.simplify the topic 2.Give examples to which they can relate 3.Make them practise 4.Help them in their weaker areas. Delivering in a simple…
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The three most crucial things a tutor can do for a student are academic direction, human connection, and consistency. When these three things are combined, a tutor has the power to completely transform a class, subject, or educational setting for a young student. my experience and…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are: Creating a positive environment, active listening, assessing the strategies, fostering independence and focusing on improving the problem-solving abilities of students. My strengths as a tutor are: creativity and enthusiasm for teaching, ability to explain difficult things in a simple…
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Gives interest to the subject Enjoy learning the subject I can teach them in a very simpler way so they can understand the concept and topic…
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A teacher must be absolutely predictable in terms of her expectations of her pupils. She must stick to her classroom expectations and be very consistent. If a class senses that the teacher is unsure, they will be in charge of that classroom very shortly. Therefore, consistency is a must. Fairness is also important. Being willing to listen and…
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A tutor who provides guidance for the excellent academic, individual growth and helping eachother. My strength is i am patient and energetic…
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I believe that patience is very important when it comes to tutoring. This is important because it allows for the student to remain comfortable and ask questions without being worried that they are being judged. Since asking questions is a key aspect of the learning process, impatience would simply limit the students ability to learn. I am able to…
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Never to discourage a student but instead find the positive side of the student’s academic background and thereby gradually augmenting the strengths of the same student (to have a sanguine attitude). Although the same student already possesses all the necessary skills to achieve their best, sometimes it takes motivation and encouragement from…

Local Reviews

Tutoring seems to be going well. Joel's teacher has reported an improvement in his confidence and ability which is fantastic.
Liz, Mount Nasura

Inside Mount NasuraTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Isabelle worked on trigonometry basics and applied the quadratic formula, as well as reviewing her mock exam to target areas for improvement.

For Year 10, Nathan focused on exponents and financial mathematics, including exponential growth and decay, then consolidated skills in mean, mode, median, and introductory trigonometry using real-life examples.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Jack tackled linear algebra—solving for x and transposing equations—and practised finding midpoints and gradients of lines through step-by-step problem sets.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11, a student needed more work on time, and on long term memory after receiving a test score, with missed opportunities to apply feedback in subsequent revision.

For a Year 9 learner tackling algebra, skipped steps in working—"she did x+410 instead of 5x+410"—hid calculation errors that were hard to trace later.

Meanwhile, a Year 6 student forgot both homework and their notebook for sessions, slowing progress as notes and corrections couldn't be reviewed together.

In senior years, scattered study materials left another teen unprepared for the start of lessons; time was lost simply getting organized before any learning began.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Mount Nasura noticed a big shift with one high school student, Owen, who used to get stuck on algebra and make technical errors—he's now tackling questions more independently and even taught himself how to find the distance between two points.

Another secondary student, Isabelle, has become noticeably more proactive: she arrives prepared with her own questions each session and now completes practice problems efficiently without needing step-by-step guidance.

Meanwhile, Tawny (primary) moved from confusion about area formulas to correctly switching between square and rectangle calculations; she recently calculated the area of a triangle using the right units.

What they say about our tutoring

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I am 100% satisfied with your company and Rick, Alanahs tutor. I will definately call on you if the need arises again and won't hesitate in recommending you if anyone I know required tutoring services.

Although my family has only met Wageesha once, we all felt very comfortable with her. She has a wonderful way with children and communicates very easily with them. Initially my son was very reluctant towards having a tutor however, after working with Wageesha he really enjoyed it and wants to keep going. She is very respectful and easy to talk to. I can already see that she would strive to get the  best from her students.

hi thank you for acting so quickly getting rebecca a tutor  the tutor was very helpful now rebecca feels very confident she has had her 2 hour lesson and is very happy with the results thank you once again regards.

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