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Paras
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Provide value for the student. The student has signed up in the first place as they require help. Thus, as a tutor, I would want to provide that help to them in a personalised way such that it makes clear sense to them on the topic being taught. Communication with a younger audience. I have work experience as a sports instructor where I delt with…
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As a recent student, I always valued tutors who can help students get a better grip on various topics whilst maintaining a fun environment. Whether this involved small motivational monologues when the students are copying down solutions or handy little tips whilst answering practice questions. These are the 2 main aspects that helped me…
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Archi
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I believe taking time out to understand and know where the student needs help or is struggling is the most important factor. By finding out the parts that they may lack and need improvement is what allows a tutor to focus on teaching the student in a more individualised and specific to the student. I think my strengths as a tutor belong to the…
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The three most crucial things a tutor can do for a student are to create a safe and stimulating learning atmosphere, to tailor the curriculum to the needs of each individual, and to instill confidence in the student's skills. Fostering a friendly environment encourages students to be open to making errors and asking questions—all of which are…
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I consider the most important that a tutor can do is able to do is simply a topic or break down said topic into digestible portions such that the student is able to catch onto the content of the work easily and effectively. With a good understanding of the topic and the skills to explain its contents to the student, the tutor ensures that the…
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First and foremost, a tutor should be able to connect with students on a personal level. The tutor should facilitate students to seek knowledge for themselves. The tutor should establish new ways to help students learn how to do work independently. I possess excellent organizational and communication skills. I also have good subject knowledge and…
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Be honest, flexible, patient, good listener, professional, share your own experiences with the student to Bose their confidence, teach on how to learn, be confident and be a collaborator. These are the most important things that a tutor can do and should be able to for a student as we are responsible for teaching them and help them to be more…
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The most important thing a tutor should do for a student is make them feel good about themselves. If the student develops a mentality where they feel as if they will never be able to learn something, they wont. It will be my job as a tutor to encourage them to believe in their own capabilities and further expand on this with different teaching…
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As a tutor, I believe the best way to support my students is to build healthy relationships by staying patient, to listen carefully to their concerns, and constantly checking in on their progress. Through doing so, it will foster better communication between us resulting in the student feeling more comfortable asking more questions and getting…
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A tutor should never let down his students but always encourage them through their journey together. Through this, the student feels more comfortable with the tutor as the tutor's encouragement motivates the student to strive for greater results. This allows them to grow in confidence hence developing an intrinsic motivation to succeed. The role…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to cater to their needs. Not all children work at the same pace or understand concepts the same way. It is essential to understand their needs and facilitate to them; so they feel comfortable in engaging in learning which might seem challenging for them. My strengths as a tutor are…
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A tutor should provide a student with a platform to achieve the results they desire. This may involve providing students with the knowledge they need to understand topics, challenging their abilities or providing motivation for the student to work and be productive. It is also necessary to help the student understand the effort they put into their…
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Establishing a supportive and positive environment where the student does not hesitate to express himself. Tailoring teaching methods to fit each student's learning style and pace. Recognition of the student's efforts and hence instilling a sense of confidence and fulfilment in him/her. As a tutor, my strengths lie in my adaptable approach to…
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To show how even the most difficult of concepts can be easily analyzed and broken down through our basics. A simple boost of confidence is what i can bring with my teaching, and that confidence brings out a side of them you may never have seen before. I myself am only 18 so I can understand what goes through a student's mind. I am able to teach…
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Apart from solely the academic component of teaching, there is a humanitarian element that I really enjoy. I think teaching the course content optimally and elevating your student's understanding is objectively the most important role as a tutor. However, I truly believe that providing an uplifting and entertaining class atmosphere for the student…
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The most important thing is to be of assistance. Every student has the potential to achieve good marks and be great at something. We as tutors need to learn and understand students as individuals. We need to guide and assist them as best as possible so they can forge there own career path. We were also students at one point in our life and we also…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to provide support for their learning, supplement their main studies in schooling and advance students' academic achievement. I think tutoring provides an advantage for students to consolidate understanding from school, learn new topics early such that they are less confused in future…
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Sharing knowledge and experiencing of learning. Tutors are responsible for helping students to understand different subjects, by assisssting and encouraging the students in the learning processes. tutors should review materials used in classes and explain any answers, doubts or questions students may have regarding to that topic As well as my…
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Answer all students questions in a simple and clear way and then check whether the student full understood the answer. I always check whether the stood is fully understand the topics by giving him questions to answer. I have the gift of simplifying and passing on the information to the student. Students always felt comfortable to ask me…
Kurt
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is to strive for excellence in their pupil. This is only achieved through hard work and understanding, and I as a tutor would push my pupils to their best without over exhausting them or diminishing their desire to learn. I'm understanding, intellectual, patient, and most importantly I find new…
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I believe tutoring is important for students to identify specific issues that may present themselves. In a classroom environment, a teacher may not have the time to identify such problems where as tutoring can do so, especially for English and Mathematics. I believe I am a very enthusiastic and approachable person so students don't feel…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to understand how a student learns and behaves, then processes information and implement teaching strategies accordingly to these behaviours. Creating a safe and positive environment for learning is imperative to a student's ability to properly process information as motivation is a key…
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I believe that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is improving their confidence, not only in the classroom but within themselves and their abilities. This is fundamental for them to release their capabilities and strive for greatness. I am kind, creative, and patient. I find that these attributes that I possess, help me…

Local Reviews

Tutoring with Kriti seems to be going well. Brianna enjoys her lessons with Kriti and said she is helping her with her maths.
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Content Covered

Year 5, Oliver revised multiplication, subtraction, and division of fractions in depth, as well as key concepts in rates and ratios.

In Year 10, William focused on applications of differentiation—specifically tackling HSC-style questions—and began consolidating his understanding of coordinate geometry through targeted textbook exercises.

For Year 11, Grace completed practice exam papers covering advanced calculus topics such as integral calculus and rates of change, while also working on graphing techniques and curve sketching.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9, a student's written work in trigonometry became difficult to follow when questions were left incomplete or only partially attempted—"couldn't finish off the trig topic," one tutor noted—which made it hard to spot where misunderstandings occurred.

A Year 12 learner, working through HSC past papers, sometimes avoided earlier exam sections during revision and missed practicing end-of-paper questions; this limited exposure to tougher problems under real conditions.

In upper primary, inconsistent spelling practice led to repeated errors with "elaborate words," as feedback wasn't always reviewed before moving on.

Unfinished papers and partial revision left students unsure about which concepts truly needed more attention.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Orchard Hills noticed a Year 11 student who had struggled to ask for help with maths is now confidently requesting clarification when stuck, rather than staying silent.

During high school revision sessions, one Year 9 student made a leap by reading out loud without hesitating on difficult words—something she previously avoided.

In primary, a Year 4 learner began using number lines independently to find patterns after earlier needing step-by-step prompting.

Most recently, a secondary student completed all assigned questions for a tough chapter in trigonometry, choosing to tackle the hardest example first without hesitation.

Maths tutoring in Orchard Hills

Everybody knows that Maths is supposed to be difficult. It requires thinking in a logical and structured manner and those worded problems, they're super hard! The thing is that it's all about having the right approach. Every student learns best in their own specific way but at school there is a one-size-fits-all approach. Some students fall behind, others just can't seem to achieve the success they want. What's the remedy? Private 1-on-1 home tutoring is certainly one workable solution. It's a tailored approach that you can customize to your specific needs whatever they may be.

Maths Tutor Orchard Hills

We have a great team of 62 maths tutors in Orchard Hills, NSW who would love to help your child. The tutors come to you at a time and day that you specify. Home tuition is such a personal experience - you really need to get the right fit, that's why your first hour works as a trial, no obligation from you. To make things terrifically easy, we offer a flat hourly rate - no booking fees, minimum hours, cancellation charges or anything like that. Just use what you need.

Interested? Chat with us on 1300 312 354 - explain what you need and we'll organise a trial lesson for you.

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 Penrith City Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Montgrove College.