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Dhong Fhel
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I think one is being able to guide the student in his/her learning. Equally important is to be able to acknowledge the student's unique style of learning and use that to develop strategies to make learning easy and fun for the student. I think that I am able to simplify complex concepts and be able to create a strategic step-by-step approach in…
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It is to show them the value of education and help them distinguish why it is important for them to learn the subject. If they have the value, they will be a great person in the future. As a Licensed Engineer, it is a strength because most of engineering subjects revolves in math and science. I do have a pride in my license for this…
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Chengappa
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Tutors needs to deliver their fullest in educating the student. They need to have the patience to redirect from the main concept in focus to teach the fundamentals which the student lacks the knowledge. I explain as detailed as possible depending on the extent the student knows-if the student lacks the basics of the subject, I make a considerable…
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A tutor should be strict about discipline but at the same time friendly and lenient understanding students problem. He should be available on phone all the time for his students during the exam period. Also, the tutor has to get some real-life problems and repeat the same basic concepts repeatedly so that the student memorises it for a long time.…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be compassionate and assess their situation and help them navigate through the problems they are facing. Secondly, I'd say is to impart knowledge to the student as this is his/her base and thus it needs to be strengthened and help them realize their dreams and guide them to it. One of my…
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Try to make them feel confident in themselves and build intuition. Maths is hard and it is easy to feel discouraged; so being able to boost morale and keep them going is important in them being successful. I really do try to be engaging; I try to speak to students as an equal. I think talking to them as regular people and have regular…
Cristobal
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Help them achieve their goals and realize their potential. Give them the tools and the confidence to aim higher than they might have done before their tutoring sessions. I am able to identify the gaps in knowledge and address them quickly to ensure steady progress and maintain motivation. I get along well with students and can provide an enjoyable…
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Make concepts clear without doubts. I use simple real world examples to explain concepts so that they are well imprinted in pupils' minds clearly and…
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I firmly believe that a tutor should not only share knowledge but also inspire a love for learning. Building a strong mentor-student relationship is crucial, nurturing an environment where questions are encouraged, and challenges are viewed as opportunities for growth. Also, tailoring teaching methods to suit individual learning styles, and…
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Connect with them as a friend Understanding Helpful Connectivity Friendly…
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At the end of the day, it's the results that matter, but along the journey, it had to be an enjoyable time to. I believe that students that are comfortable and enjoy the teachings often can learn better. Friendly, funny, understanding, patience, and cater personalized teachings to the…
Michael
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To teach a student how to learn. I have studied and worked with multi-nationals and people from diverse backgrounds and levels of education. I have served in several leadership roles both as a student and as an engineer. I believe this gives me the people skills that i need as a tutor. With my experience as an engineering student I have used…
Michael
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To teach a student how to learn. I have studied and worked with multi-nationals and people from diverse backgrounds and levels of education. I have served in several leadership roles both as a student and as an engineer. I believe this gives me the people skills that i need as a tutor. With my experience as an engineering student I have used…
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I believe 'Patience' is the most important thing. A tutor should be patient to assure the understanding of students into a problem by repeating the explanation or asking related questions. If students still don't understand, the tutor should be patient to change the teaching method and develop an effective explanation until they understand the…
Mahbod
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Teach the fundamentals and application of subjects especially in Mathematics teach the student in a way that they will be able to understand and solve any questions in their level, also making subjects interesting is very important specially in subjects like mathematics that are not very interesting by themselves .Knowledge and references…
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The idea behind a good tutor is to always identify the weak points of students, thus paying more attention to them and giving more examples from different angles to make sure that struggling students fully comprehend them. Being able to transfer difficult concepts to simple ones is my favourite thing when it comes to tutoring. The idea behind a…
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Be patient and supportive, instill confidence and proficiency. I am good at coveying mathematical ideas and principles to others, I am a good listener. I would need to work around my university schedule, I have limited…
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As mentioned in what in the section, "What do you enjoy about tutoring the most?", breaking the preconceived barriers student's have about their ability in a given subject, showing them with proper understanding they can learn just about anything. Setting goals students can reach, which in turn will increase student's motivation. Creating an…
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Confidence and great achievements are the most important things a tutor can do for a student. Students can do anything in their best if they are confident in themselves. Achievements just naturally come with their efforts and passions. I am a friendly, patient, flexible, agile, and thoughtful person. I have great academic achievements and…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be a good example and a sourceof great inspiration. The ability to inspire students to tackle challenges in their learning process The ability to persevere in problem solving Humility in tutoring, placing myself down to a level where you can see from your students point of…
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The most important thing is that you have to get the required skill on the aspect you are mentoring. In addition, you also have to get the command of conveying knowledge to the students As a tutor, it is not only that you can share your knowledge with other people, you can also learn some other things/ creative things from mentees for the same…
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i believe it is to make sure i understand the student's position and listen to what he/she needs/requires, try come up with strategies for the student to be able to teach himself and become confident in his/hers math skills. strengths would be, i am easy to get along with hence they will be more willing to ask questions weaknesses would…
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A tutor should not put stress on the students. He/she must understand the important topics and teach with logics. Also, a tutor should guide students in a simple way and must avoid complications. Cooperation Time management Positive…

Local Reviews

Alicia, is softly spoken and paced and this appeals to my teen Rose. Alicia picks up when Rose hasn't understood and works to explain it differently until she does. We are very happy with the confidence Rose has gained in maths & the skills she can now apply at school.
Ali, Para Hills

Inside Para Hills WestTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Chloe practiced **simplifying fractions** and worked on comparing and ordering fractions using visual number lines.

Year 7 student Ali focused on **solving algebraic equations** and completed maths homework involving both short and long multiplication and division methods.

For Year 9, Ethan revised **area and perimeter calculations** by tackling a mix of worded problems and practice questions from school homework.

Recent Challenges

A Year 7 student repeatedly forgot to complete assigned homework, particularly for fractions and time problems; as a tutor noted, "forgets to do homework," which led to missing vital practice between sessions.

In Year 10 algebra, confusion with rearranging formulae became apparent when steps were forgotten or skipped—resulting in errors that compounded across questions.

A Year 5 student sometimes hid mistakes by erasing working instead of reviewing them, especially in subtraction exercises. These patterns left gaps unaddressed and created frustration during lessons when previous content needed re-teaching before moving forward.

Recent Achievements

One Para Hills West tutor noted a Year 9 student who used to avoid asking for help now speaks up when stuck on algebra, showing more independence.

A Year 7 student who'd struggled with division moved from scoring 40% to 85% on worksheets after regular practice and now attempts harder problems without prompting.

Meanwhile, a primary student recently began reading aloud and spotting her own mistakes—a shift from last term, when she would read quietly and skip tricky words.

Last session, she chose to read the next chapter out loud on her own initiative.

What they say about our tutoring

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Henry has had 3 sessions with Justin so far, and it is going very well. His current topic is algebra and he feels that he is benefitting from the additional assistance. Justin is punctual, helpful (even stayed back an extra 10-15 minutes last week to help Henry with a problem-solving sheet) and is very pleasant to have around.

Thank you for your email.  I am really enjoying working with David, he makes the study fun and very interesting. We're working through some gaps in my knowledge and then I am greatly looking forward to getting into the much more complicated and exciting math.

Bella thinks that Benjamin is very nice and is helping her a lot so that's great.

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 Para Hills Community Hub Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Para Hills High School.