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Safia
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- assistance and support in understanding tricky topics + use plenty of relevant examples and creative methods to aid in the understanding process - be interactive, ask questions to the class/student, encourage the student to take charge (sometimes) - provide a comfortable space, where the student trusts the tutor and feels comfortable to ask…
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It's simple, for a tutor it is most important to communicate and to be able to explain not just complex problem in simple and easy to follow manner, but simple things as well, this is what I believe differentiates a good tutor from a great tutor. This is because as a tutor it is vitally important to understand the levels the students are at and be…
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Christian Ceasar
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Eagerness to listen and learn Patience and self explanatory…
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make them enjoy the subject and want to learn it more, if the subject and explaining of it is not interesting to the student then nothing will get through to them. we need to make the content as interesting as possible and find ways to get the students to connect to the subject. I can communicate effectively to students, i have my methods of…
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1. A tutor must be interactive and must be collaborative. 2. Tutor should know the subject matter thoroughly and in detail and should be ready to clear any sort of confusions. 3. The learning process should not be forced rather eased with dynamic teaching strategies. 4. It is vital to keep track of every students to identify significant…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do is address a students weakens and advise them on how they can improve upon that weakness. For me when I was a student the best thing the teacher could do was give my examples and tons of practice that’s the way I learnt and it worked for me. Working according to the student whatever works for them,…
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A tutor should be able to help clear each and every notion that the student has about a certain topic. They should not get tired of explaining concepts on repeat. A good tutor should always be consistent and take note of what their student does. They should regularly follow up on lesson plans and make sure that the student is not burdened by any…
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Overall, being there for a student which can greatly impact their learning, forming a bond that more or less they wouldn’t create with their teachers. Generally, having chemistry with the students is a big factor with how they absorb and understand the information they’re being taught I am quite persistent and would constantly look for ways to…
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1. generate a proper learning strategy to benefit the child. 2. make the child fall in love with doing the subject hence approaching it with a better attitude. 1.I am a patient person. 2. I am a good listener, so I'll be able to listen to the children and identify what areas they need help in. 3. I have experience from my childhood on how my…
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having a good communication with students, getting to know what's been difficult for them in the past so I can comprehend their academic needs, in order to try to find a way to make it easy for them to understand. 1. Adapting teaching methods to fit different student needs and learning styles. 2. Teaching Experience. 3. Enthusiasm for helping…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to ensure that the child fully understands the lesson, and finds purpose in it. The student should not only study it because it is a requirement, but because they find it interesting, This I believe is a very crucial task for tutors. If a child is passionate about a subject, they will automatically study…
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A tutor can help a student: - Identify his/her strengths and weaknesses - Work to enhance those strengths further and minimise/eliminate weaknesses - Develop self-confidence and acquire a winning attitude - Improve communication skills so unspoken issues are addressed Above all patience and solid planning before embarking on the journey. I…
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A tutor is a guide for a student. Someone who can guide the students well and bring out the best in them. Making the students feel confident on themselves and their strength is arguably the most important thing a tutor can do for student. Aside from that, a tutor can help them gain much academic knowledge and how to apply it in practical life is…
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Patience and determination, I believe those are the key ingredients in ensuring a student can reach the best of their capabilities in learning. Having the ability to ensure that your student can understand the lessons through techniques that you use to cater to their learning style is also vital. Back when I was in High School, there were…
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Listen to the student. A tutor must pay attention to the students weakness and strategise around this. I am very patient and…
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I believe tutors should care about their students personal development; not just about getting good grades. It is important to notice all progress, small and large alike, as every student is different, and encourage them to grow every step of the way. I am communicative and am able to explain things in a way that is easy to understand. I have…
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A tutor must act as a mentor for the student to grow in their goals. When I was tutoring primary students I found that their teacher would often just provide them with answers and ask them to memorise it rather than lead them to reach the answers themselves. I disagree with this mentality, finding that the most important aspect of tutoring is…
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Tutors should be able to provide students with a deep, thorough understanding of the coursework they are struggling with, while developing their confidence and positive behaviour for learning the respective material at hand. A tutor should not only teach the student the material, but also mentor them to make sure that they can perform effectively…
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A tutor has to be kind and reasonable, a tutor is not a teacher so there is not the same expectations. A tutor is there to help you learn in the journey, they strength your knowledge and abilities. My ability to engage with the child is one of my strengths, I understand their struggles as I once went through it too. If a student does not…
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Being understanding and patient of a students current knowledge level, and their rate of learning. So as not to overwhelm them. The overall experience with a tutor should be to facilitate learning happening at school. Very patient teacher Practical approach to teaching Good with kids of all…
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The most important thing would be to make the lessons engaging and fun so the student doesn't feel forced to be there and is able to enjoy working on the subject and gain pleasure out of it. As a student I found that I did worse in subjects that weren't as engaging so I wanna make sure that my students are engages I would say my biggest strength…
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Listen to their needs and concerns and address them. As a student that used to struggle before finding suitable tutors, I can empathise and work with students to find a method that works for…
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Recognise HOW a student actually learns. One of the hardest things a student has to learn is what method of studying actually suits them and once you find that the rest seems to fall in place. Devoting time and resources to your students to improve in their core weaknesses and not being afraid to reteach the most basic skills should also be common…

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I'm happy so far with the tutoring. If anyone is interested in organising tutoring for their child, I will recommend you guys for sure.
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Inside Narellan ValeTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Olivia worked through multiplying and dividing proper and mixed fractions, focusing on step-by-step calculations.

In Year 9, Ethan tackled trigonometry problems involving bearings and directions, then applied right-angled triangle rules to practical scenarios.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Lily focused on solving quadratic equations and interpreting their graphs using worked examples to build fluency with factorisation and parabola sketching.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student missed maths homework twice in a row, which limited their ability to master recent algebra topics—"Needs to complete his homework to improve overall understanding," noted one tutor.

In Year 11 Chemistry, a student delayed telling anyone about an upcoming exam until three days before, resulting in rushed preparation and gaps when balancing equations.

A Year 6 student avoided independent revision, only practicing questions set by the tutor; this meant weaker areas like multiplication were left unaddressed outside lessons.

During HSC practice sessions, another student struggled with time management on trial papers and couldn't attempt all sections confidently.

Recent Achievements

One Narellan Vale tutor recently noticed a Year 10 student who used to avoid homework is now completing all assignments on time and openly shares where he gets stuck, rather than keeping quiet.

In a senior chemistry session, a high schooler who previously mixed up reaction types was able to clearly identify and explain combustion reactions without prompting.

Meanwhile, during a Year 5 lesson, a younger student who often guessed at answers began self-correcting after spotting his own mistake in classwork—he finished the worksheet with every question right after revisiting the tricky one himself.

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 Narellan Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Narellan Vale Public School.