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Eeshan

Tutor Wattle Grove, WA
Apply all types of teaching techniques and consider all learning types in order to provide the best tutoring for the student and ensure a safe, comfortable and rewarding environment. Respectful, Kind, Honest, Firm but Fair, Knowledgeable,…
Simran
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Simran

Tutor Beckenham, WA
I believe that an important thing to consider is empathy and encouragement, as students often look up to their tutors for advice, validation and knowledge. Another significant thing a tutor can do for a student is provide them with plenty of practice questions and worksheets, especially for mathematics, practice questions allow certain concepts to…
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Emilie

Tutor Gosnells, WA
Being kind and helpful to their needs. Listening to them and their parents. Being knowledgeable enough to help them or willing to learn to help them. Be a reliable source of help and help them as much as possible. I am very helpful in identifying their problems and drawbacks, I am effective in changing behaviours to give them an advantage or edge.…
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Isabella

Tutor Thornlie, WA
As a tutor the most important thing I can do to support a students development and progression is to provide an open and encouraging environment. By doing this, I am providing a space where students can be honest about their challenges and feel comfortable asking for help rather than feeling embarrassed to acknowledge when they are struggling to…
Amal
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Amal

Tutor Huntingdale, WA
Personalize learning and teach the student specific to their learning style. Its best to ensure they learn the info required in the way the student is capable of learning, rather than enforcing them to follow a default method. Definitely communication and experience with younger people, if they struggle to understand a topic I could explain in…
Mwenya
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Mwenya

Tutor Huntingdale, WA
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is give the student confidence. I think it is important to create an environment where students feel comfortable having a go at everything, and eventually reaching a point where they can attempt questions on their own. I’m patient, I explain topics in ways that are relevant to each…
Manisha
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Manisha

Tutor Cannington, WA
understanding the needs of each student, clarifying their doubts in an easy and unique way, building confidence in students, promoting their critical thinking capacities rather than spoon feeding every concepts, etc. are the most important things i consider for a tutor to do for the student the biggest strength i have from my previous tutoring…
Karanveer Singh
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Karanveer Singh

Tutor Wattle Grove, WA
Understanding the student is one of the most important things that a tutor should do for a student. To understand where the student is lacking focus and what needs to be done to het better results is one of the qualities which a tutor should have. The bond I make with the students in no time is one of the qualities I like about me. From…
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Linda

Tutor Maddington, WA
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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Anjali

Tutor East Cannington, WA
A tutor can listen to them and really understand their challenges in order to provide a tailor-made learning solution. Each child is different with specific learning needs, a great tutor can help them find the right way of learning that is most fruitful. I believe in learning myself for a solid subject knowledge and great interpersonal skills,…

Local Reviews

Insyirah was very helpful and knowledgeable and very caring towards our daughter needs.
Samantha

Inside Orange GroveTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Tanvi focused on analysing themes, characters, setting, and symbolism in the film *Rabbit-Proof Fence*, finishing with a still image analysis.

In Year 9, James practised algebraic factorisation and solved equations using different methods.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Priya worked through complex vector problems and applied coordinate geometry to practice questions.

Recent Challenges

A missed homework task: research on World War I was incomplete, so time meant for writing an essay draft had to be spent gathering information instead.

In another senior English session, as one tutor observed, "the essay was incomplete as we had spent time perfecting the first two paragraphs," which delayed overall progress.

Meanwhile, a Year 8 maths student struggled with switching units (km/h to m/s), and hesitation in using mathematical jargon during worded questions held back clarity. These moments led to unfinished tasks and slower confidence-building during lessons.

Recent Achievements

One Orange Grove tutor noticed a real shift with a Year 10 student who previously struggled to structure essays—she now drafts independently using the TEEL method, only seeking feedback for refinements.

Another high schooler, once hesitant to speak up when stuck in maths, has begun arriving at lessons with specific questions and even requests extra practice on challenging topics.

A primary student also showed new initiative by choosing her own essay topic (World War I) and working through activities with little prompting. Last week, she finished annotating a poem entirely on her own without needing help.

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 Kenwick Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Orange Grove Primary School.