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Tutors in Narwee include a secondary school mathematics teacher with five years' experience across K–12, a PhD-qualified lecturer and mentor in maths and physics, an ATAR 93.6 IB graduate and peer leader, a Sydney Technical High School mathematics competition awardee, and passionate local tutors skilled at engaging students from early years to extension subjects.

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Nathan
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The most important thing for a tutor to do is not to continuously teach a concept but to teach it once (if the student has not learnt properly from school) and solidify that knowledge. It's also important to be not only a tutor, but a mentor as well. Strengths:: *Strong Communication of Ideas *Experience with Tutoring of all…
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Having faced challenges in Science during my high school, I am aware of the problems students face in understanding complex mathematical concepts. My method is to build a strong relationship with the student. The student should not take me as a teacher but more like a friend or brother whom the student can confide in. They should discuss their…
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Hari
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I feel one of the, if not the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is establish a sense of belief. If a student doesn't believe in their own ability and lacks confidence, then it is much harder for them to learn and more importantly it isn't enjoyable and rewarding. If a student believes in their ability then they are very likely to…
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Make them feel comfortable, and ask any questions regardless of whether they feel they are stupid. Even help the student find enjoyment in the subject. Communication - being able to be open with the student and making them feel comfortable to ask any…
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I believe that a tutor cannot elevate a student's competency into a whole new level but they themselves do. Therefore, the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help them recognise their potential and become more passionate about studying through personalised lessons, through which they can become engaged and self-develop their…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is offer support, not just academically. Offering the student emotional support and boosting confidence is just as important as assisting in academic and school work as it makes them eager to learn and enjoy the process. I am a very patient person and am highly understanding. I do not like to…
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Give insight and experience to tackle questions and exam conditions Communication, Clarification, Organisation, detailed…
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Enabling the student to better themselves as a learner and achieving their best whilst alleviating stress and managing time appropriately. As I have very recently finished my schooling I understand a student's lifestyle. Also, I have in depth knowledge on many subjects in…
Navnoor
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A tutors top priority is to make sure the student feels motivated and ready to learn. Not only that, it is important for the tutor be able to communicate with the student and make sure they are able to feel an improvement in their understand in a subject. Has the desire to help others. Empathises Patience Friendly Adaptability A quick…
Edmond
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Most tutors forget that students never enjoy tutoring, so it is important to set interesting challenges to keep students motivated and also polishing their skills using unorthodox methods. Too much of the time tutors just read off the textbook and don't provide alternative methods or keep the students' focus on their work. I believe the students…
William
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The most important aspects I can do for the student is being able to help the student outside of the lesson time with questions that they might have before an exam or even homework questions. My strengths as a tutor for me are that I am able to deliver the information in an understanding way in different methods to help the student understand. I…
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Having an incredible tutor can significantly impact the direction of a students academic and personal wellbeing, and therefore having a supportive and considerate tutor can enable a student to gain confidence in not only their academic studies but personally as they strive towards their own improvement under an encouraging hand. As a tutor, we can…
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Being able to relate and think from the mind of a student. A simple yet cohesive explanation of concepts that easily resonate with younger minds. High tolerance level when students have difficulty understanding certain concepts. A love and a strong understanding of maths and science Striving to help others as much as possible Enthusiastic…
Linda
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Allow students to investigate something they cannot find without a tutor, this includes bringing new ideas and thoughts to students. Learning the methods not the question. I enjoyed teaching others and through out my teaching experience with my friends I gain a lot of experience on how to teach in a way that makes complex ideas easily understood.…
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Be an attentive listener then explain the concept in the way your student will best understand it. It is imperative to first observe where your student's thought process is going wrong and subsequently resolve your student's doubts by communicating effectively and calmly. Patience, most tutors give up after their students don't follow along with…
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The tutor's first job is converting hard 'textbook language' to easy and illustrative concepts. Next is polishing the student's skills with extensive exercises while making sure he has time for other hobbies. It helps if the tutor is aware of things such as fun interactive quizzes or videos that helps makes concepts seem simpler while also keeping…
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Listen to them, treat them well and respect them no matter their age. Try to understand their situations and fears if any and advise them appropriately. I am a very patient teacher with the ability to carry my students along irrespective of their level of understanding. I interact with my students as a friend so that they can trust me to help…
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As a tutor, I believe that I'm responsible for creating an enthusiastic environment, which will engage the students in studying and enhancing their grades in school performance and the HSC. As a current HSC student, I believe that I have the latest experience of the exams that will be useful to help my students in performing better during their…
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As a tutor, helping students to develop a good study habit and a effective study method is the most effective way leads to their improvements and success in their study. In addition, a tutor should also develop students' interest in their study will promotes their passion for the study which will hence leads to improvements in their study. Tutor…
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In my view, the paramount role of a tutor is to cultivate a learning environment filled with patience and empathy. By recognising the challenges students may encounter along their learning journey and demonstrating empathy towards these obstacles, a positive and supportive environment is created between the student and tutor. This allows me to…
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Improve the students confidence in their own abilities as learners and to instil in them the belief that they can achieve academic success. To question their understanding of what was covered in the lesson to help them remember the lesson. To be able to connect with students and gain their confidence and therefore be able to explain concepts to…
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A tutor can guide students to achieve their goals, make them confident and sow seeds of morality and wisdom. At a young age, the values that a tutor can imply on a student are of paramount importance. I am highly passionate about teaching. Apart from that, I have strong communication skills and try to engage the students by making my lessons fun…
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Everything starts with guidance. Words are so powerful. So the main duty for a tutor is to give the key points to the student and make the student love the subject. So if you give the right guidance to the student they will be more courageous in the following courses. Because i was a honours student both in high school and university, i believe…

Local Reviews

The tutoring is going fantastically well. Teresa is a great tutor for Gloria.
Arthur

Inside NarweeTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Raeed practised using number lines to solve addition and subtraction problems, and compared the size of numbers up to the thousands using greater than and less than symbols.

In Year 8, Lachlan worked on applying Pythagoras' theorem to both straightforward and worded questions, as well as consolidating his understanding of linear equations by graphing on Cartesian planes and identifying slopes.

For Year 9, John focused on trigonometric functions—learning SOHCAHTOA to find unknown sides in right-angled triangles—and reviewed indices laws ahead of an upcoming assessment.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student, when working through algebra problems, often solved steps mentally rather than writing them out—this led to sign errors that went unnoticed until the answer was checked ("he could improve by writing down his 'working-out' instead of solving the problems mentally").

In Year 5 maths, a student tackling multiplication and division patterns hesitated to use written methods, preferring mental calculations; this slowed progress and caused confusion with more complex sequences.

A senior student's English analysis responses lacked depth because they did not fully incorporate weekly vocabulary or address multiple perspectives, limiting the detail in their essays.

Recent Achievements

One Narwee tutoring session saw a high school student, Lachlan, begin to ask more questions and actively seek clarification when he was unsure—where previously he tended to stay quiet if he got stuck.

Another notable win: John, also in high school, managed to self-identify errors in his own written work using the markscheme and could explain how to improve for next time, which is a real shift from needing constant external feedback.

Meanwhile, in Year 3, Raeed showed new independence by carrying out column addition with large numbers correctly after struggling with carrying the one just a few weeks ago.

What they say about our tutoring

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Anthony sat his final Maths exam today and I would like to thank you and especially Jonathan for his efforts and restoring confidence in my son's ability in sitting his exam.

Stella did an excellent job tutoring Tori for her HSC and at this stage we think she did reasonably well in the exam

I want to thank you so much, as Zoe has been so amazing. Ella has loved learning from her and I hope that if we come back next year we can request her.

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 Penshurst Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Narwee Public School.