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Nahaa
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Be there for the student when they need help, and never losing patience with them. Students need reassurance that they will always have someone to help them no matter how 'silly' they think their questions are and won't be judged. A tutor should support the student best they can and provide them with resources to help along the way, also making…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor could be for a student is both understanding and patient whilst also being non-judgemental. I think those three qualities, as well as others, can prove to make an effective tutor. I believe my strengths are that I am naturally kind, hard working, and understanding. I’m a pretty patient person, and have…
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Jozua
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Help them find the answers for themselves and teach them the techniques that they can use to do this. A tutor should never give the answers upfront. I am patient and empathetic with students of different backgrounds and learning styles. I try to fit the tutoring around their personality and preferred style of…
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The most important thing as a tutor is to appreciate students for who they are and to also work around their own respective strengths and capabilities Tutoring is conducted on a one-to-one basis, meaning that you get to know your pupils very well. In order to create a productive working environment, you build a relationship with your student,…
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The ultimate intention of tutoring, I believe, is to guide students to the point at which they can become independent learners and like tutors, teach other students. Therefore, the most important things a tutor can do to help the student reach this goal is personalise the learning and teach to the student's strengths, meanwhile minimising their…
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Understand not everyone is the same, therefore take time to not neglect struggling students, rather nurture them and help them flourish Communicate flawlessly Adjust to individual needs easily Break down concepts using analogies Strong understanding of…
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A tutor can provide a proper guideline to a student on how to excel in his/her studies. The tutor can primarily create a timetable for a student regarding what amount of time should be spent on studies, when to have recess etc. Time management is really important in a student's life. I think one-to-one learning is essential to help a student…
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The old proverb comes to mind of: "Give a man a fish and you'll feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you'll feed him for a lifetime." I think the most important thing a tutor can do is inspire the student, and not just equip them with English skills, but confidence and motivation. The most important thing is to believe in the student, so…
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The most important concept of tutoring is that not only should the tutor act as a teacher but also provide motivation and encouragement to the student. The tutor should prove to the student that they can make progress with practise, discipline and smart study habits. Another important key skill is identifying a students weakness and nurturing it…
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Guiding a student to the answer opposed to giving it directly Being patient and steady when teaching students as well as allowing children space to understand things in their…
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Provide education and support to student so they can be their better self in future pathway and help them in each step possible, solve problems with them Leadership skills, ability to make people listen and make topics interesting. Provide education and support to student so they can be their better self in future pathway and help them in each…
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To inspire those who are yet to be inspired to love learning. To lift someone who is struggling up and make them excel. To challenge and strengthen the abilities of someone who excels to help them fufill their potential. Flexibility towards the learning needs of the student. Ability to abstract difficult to comprehend ideas on to simple…
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A tutor should be patient and be flexible, able to adjust their lesson plan according to student needs. It is important that the tutor does not just talk AT the student, but allow them to respond and engage with the student, in a way that allows the student to integrate lessons on paper into daily life, and hopefully foster an interest in the…
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As a tutor the most important thing to do and know is that what ever you have delivered is understood by the students and they are benefited by that. I think I am good in delivery the lessons.i explain things by giving reference to real life things which makes things much easier for…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is understand that each student is different and learns best in different ways and at different paces. I also firmly believe that engaging the student by doing things like connecting concepts to the real world or even to the student's own interests is paramount for the overall retention…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to understand their students and the way they learn! This means bringing up different approaches to studying if one does not work for the student and ensuring that they are listened to and supported at all time! Tutors should not shame their students and work on more than just achieving…
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Understand where exactly the student is struggling and what their learning methods are. In this way, we are properly going to be able to help that student achieve the results that they want. I work at a firm pace but understand that students may have some difficulty understanding. So, I stop and recall and understand what i can do to help them…
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Listen and talk to them. Listening to students can give teachers a clear picture of how a student processes information and work how how to best meet their needs. Getting to know my students and working out how they learn. I take time to ask them questions about what they know, how they learn, what their interest are and what has worked for them…
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Helping them grow!! Not only is there school work important but I think it's important to teach kids how amazing they are, how unique they are and that they're special. Not at all 'dumb' or 'stupid' because they have a tutor but because they don't learn in the same way other children in their class learn therefore they are unique and just need…
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The most important thing a tutor can give is not only knowledge but experience when facing things during school. As a recent graduate, i have recently undergone high school, along with past memories of primary, equipping me with understanding of the different struggles students can face such as pressure or stress, thus allowing me to act as not…
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A tutor can guide a student from any level that they are now stucked in. The learning patterns and time they take to grasp a certain skill or knowledge differs and unique. Tutors should be able to identify that and teach them accordingly. Listening , Motivation, Persistence, Patience and being not partial are my strnghts as a…
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Firstly, being kind, patient and listening to the student matters the most. This is because not everyone is the same, not everyone has the same capacity to understand and grasp the concept. One student may understand it in a minute, whereas another may take 10. So its very important that the tutor is kind, patient and listens to the student.…

Local Reviews

The tutoring is going well. Carla has a smile on her face after each session. Aisling is a great tutor.
Margarite

Inside Narre Warren EastTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 10 student Neva focused on writing up lab reports for chemical changes and applied her recent combustion experiment to improve her scientific writing.

Year 11 student Vien worked on developing a main argument for a practice English essay and practised rewording sentences for clarity in preparation for an upcoming SAC.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Dom revised exponential growth and decay in maths using exam-style questions, then switched to chemistry to balance equations involving ions forming molecules.

Recent Challenges

In Year 10 English, there was hesitation to explore diverse examples in essay responses; as one tutor noted, "she tended to zone in on a single idea instead of thinking big picture."

In VCE Biology, difficulty organizing notes and remembering new symbols slowed progress during exam preparation.

During Year 7 Maths, working out where to start with worded questions sometimes led to confusion until prompted, meaning more time spent clarifying instructions than solving problems.

Meanwhile, in lower primary maths, number writing errors (like writing '102' for '120') occasionally caused calculation mistakes—especially when completing vertical addition tasks under time pressure.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Narre Warren East noticed some great shifts lately: In Year 10, Vien had struggled to organise essay ideas but now can spot when a rewritten paragraph is clearer and confidently explains what he wrote on his SAC.

Neva, a Year 8 student, used to find lab report writing confusing—last week she applied the structure independently and completed key sections correctly.

Meanwhile, one primary student who previously guessed answers during maths has started raising her hand for help whenever stuck instead of staying silent or guessing. Last session, she read the next chapter out loud without prompting.

What they say about our tutoring

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Melissa was wonderful & we look forward to seeing her again in a fortnight. She was so patient, encouraging, gentle & knowledgeable. Grace felt so special & clever afterwards she can't want to see her again.

We think Ingrid is fantastic.  She and Elizabeth have a wonderful rapport and we can already see improvements in Elizabeth's work.

The sessions are best summed up by Sasha herself after Tiasha left last Monday afternoon - "Mum do we get to fill in a questionnaire about Tiasha because I think she is a fantastic teacher. She's introducing me to new things and explains things in a way that I understand." - we are very happy so far.

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 Belgrave Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Dandenong Ranges Steiner School.