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the most important things a tutor can do for a student are provide academic guidance, human connection, and consistency, and the combination of these factors can potentially reinvent a class or subject my strength are patience and communication with the pupil. I've great understanding of other people's feelings so I'm able to empathise with them…
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The most important thing is to just be there for them, to understand their strengths and weaknesses and being able to help them where you can. It is also important to encourage your students as having that support can push them further than they think they can. I think my strengths are having the patience to help others as well as my communication…
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Lauren
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The biggest thing a tutor can do for a student is to be encouraging and respectful, cultivating a safe environment in which they feel that they can pose questions and share answers without fear of judgement. In doing so, it makes the intake of knowledge easier and an overall more enjoyable experience. A tutor must also show a genuine interest in…
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Listen and respond to their needs. I am good at listening to people and will ask them to repeat what I have taught them in their own words so I can ensure they have properly understood and learnt what I have taught…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are providing individualised support, fostering confidence, and instilling a passion for learning. My strengths as a tutor include patience, adaptability, and the ability to simplify complex…
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providing endless support and having faith in them. I am a student myself and what I would like to have when I need extra support is reassurance. I think it is important for tutor to continuously give support and reassurance and always find ways to make tutoring fun. I am extroverted and like I said im passionate about studying. I also have great…
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understanding your student and their strengths and weaknesses i am patient kind caring persistent…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is listen to them. If a student does not understand what they are learning they will express that. All we have to do is listen I have the life experience to know that not everyone learns the same therefore I know to approach topics in many different…
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Enable them to want to learn more I am a very direct and clear communicator and I have helped homeschool my younger siblings through subjects and concepts they have found difficult. So I have a range of experience from several age…
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Boost their confidence, unlock their potential and create a love for learning I have a lot of experience working with kids and I think I’m a great communicator and very…
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I believe that patience is the most important element that a tutor can have because it gives the student the confidence to go at his or her own pace. I consider that I always have a very calm and positive attitude, I am patient and enjoy sharing my…
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In my experience there are parts of courses that a student can not or would not understand on their own, however through my assistance to understand road blocks in course content and as a result help resolve and navigate them to me is the most important aspect of the job. I can explain course content in a manner students would find engaging and…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are track their learning progress, ensure that they stay motivated towards their academic goals and to make the tutoring fin and enjoyable. The most important things to become a tutor is: a friendly attitude, appropiate teaching techniques and confidence in yourself, which i believe I have…
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The most important and dire activity a tutor can do for his/her student is to give all the 'tools' to not only pass but excel in their selected and even not selected subject. This give the students tips and tricks that cross all boundaries, in reference to studies, and allows them to apply it whenever they desire. Being able to mould and adapt to…
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The biggest thing would be to help students understand that ignorance is not failure. Just because they don't know something "basic", that does not mean they are worse than others, or are stupider, or are not going to succeed. It simply means they were not taught in a way that makes sense to them. This could be for a number of reasons, and not…
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Make sure that the student is comfortable with your way of teaching and is actively involved. Tutoring is not only about jabbering stuff even though the student doesn’t understand a single thing. You have to take it slow and steady until your student is confident enough and can explain the same concept back to you even well. - calmness…
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A tutor should be able to provide good advice for a student with respect to the individual needs of the student. By being flexible, open and available to help students as much as possible, tutors have the capacity to develop a deep and meaningful connection with them and students will be able to trust and learn more from the tutor. As high school…
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The most important task is to understand the students and how they learn. This understanding helps teachers in guiding their practice to ensure that all students are benefited from education. My patience and Goal directed behavior would make me an ideal candidate for this position. I have proficient interpersonal communication skills that form a…
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The most important things a tutor can do are grow to understand the student so they can best help them. I think that if the tutor understands a student, if they have a strong rapport then they can identify a student's weak and strong points and work to solidify their strengths and mitigate their weaknesses. Although I have no formal tutoring…
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I think making human connection with students and do not imagine myself superior than my pupils are the most important thing one can do for a student in addition to help them academically. I am able to explain hard things in simple form and makes them easy for them to grasp. I do not focus on memorizing as a way to learn but on understanding and…
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Motivate them to learn and love studying Patience and try to put difficult concepts into a simple…
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According to me, a tutor must collaborate with his students to set realistic goals for them in the short as well as long term. Apart from that, a tutor should definitely empower students with effective study methods, time management strategies, and organizational techniques as it encourages them to develop independence in their learning journey.…

Local Reviews

Tutoring is going very well she's starting to show some progress now which is good and Deanna works her hard which is great.
Christine

Inside Newcastle EastTutoring Sessions

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Year 8 student Grace practised division and multiplication with timed tests, building speed and confidence.

For Year 10, Olivia reviewed shares and dividend yield calculations in Financial Maths before tackling lump sum repayment questions on loans.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Ethan focused on the quadratic formula and methods for completing the square, working through exam-style problems to reinforce understanding.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student relied heavily on formulas in financial maths, often "putting numbers in to get an answer" without understanding the context, which led to confusion when unfamiliar question types appeared.

In Year 9, another student's working out was disorganised and sometimes rushed—her tutor noted, "she rushes the questions a little bit and needs to slow down."

Meanwhile, a Year 10 learner lost confidence during challenging practice tests and skipped complex-looking algebra problems entirely. This avoidance left gaps in understanding that surfaced when she tried multi-step exam questions under time pressure.

Recent Achievements

One Newcastle East tutoring session saw a Year 10 student, Danika, start identifying and asking about specific algebra questions she struggled with—something she hesitated to do earlier in the year.

A high school student, Liz, recently worked through HSC-level financial maths problems and was confident enough to explain her answers and even discuss alternative solutions with her tutor, showing much more initiative than before.

Meanwhile, Lara (Year 7) has begun tackling challenging topics like linear equations by applying new study techniques; last week, she completed a question independently for the first time after previously needing step-by-step support.

What they say about our tutoring

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Gary has been a good personality fit with Myles. He has been gentle and encouraging and Myles is motivated to do more maths throughout the week where previously he was feeling it was all too hard.

Cassandra has told me that her new tutor DJ has an excellent teaching style. He shows her every step of a maths problem and encourages questions. DJ also goes to the effort of making up personalised worksheets for her based on her maths book. Thank you, DJ, the effort is appreciated.

Thanks for all your help with Griffin over the years. Its really made a difference to his grades.

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 Stockton Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Newcastle Grammar Bolton Street Campus.