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Helping a student be the best they can be. Allow the student to have trust in someone to help them grow and learn to what they can achieve and more. Becoming a teacher I have learnt about different approaches to teaching and learning to adapted to the student learning. I will bring my knowledge of teaching into my tutoring to understand the…
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Be present and engaged in each lesson and ensure they thoroughly understand each topic before moving on. I would say my main strengths are patience and communication. When it comes to breaking down questions, it helps to work through things slowly and ensure understanding at each…
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Chelsea
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help them figure out how to learn in many different ways, thus setting them up for a lifetime of learning. It is also important for a tutor to encourage their student to improve and to celebrate these improvements. My main strength as a tutor is patience with struggling or distracted…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make them feel proud and confident with themselves as well as being a supportive teacher. I know from experience that when you're struggling with a concept it is a very disheartening thing and can lead to self doubt and giving up. I think a tutor should help a student work through…
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The most important thing I can do for my students is to help them reach their goals, i.e. if they want high grades help them with that, but if they just want to pass then helping them to do that is just as important I have a deep understanding of school content and syllabus, an appreciation of the subject, an ability to explain complex information…
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Implement creativity and a willingness to try is the most important skill a tutor can pass on to their students. Once a student builds a willingness to try and a need to challenge themselves, they will be more likely to build good habits and routines around creating these pathways for themselves. I always ask myself 'how do students learn' and…
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Being a past past studnet at many various tutoring places, the most important quality for a tutor is to able to incur a friendly yet working relationship with their students. This will help students to be comfortable enough to ask any questions about concepts they do not understand. As I have just finished high school last year, I believe I will…
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If I have to pick one only, I think a positive attitude is the most important things a tutor can do for a student. Others like helping students build up their independence of learning and fall in love or not afraid of their learning. Positive, patience and encouragement. I have a positive attitude towards teaching and my life. I believe every kid…
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I think the most important thing is approaching learning with compassion and patience. It is really important to consider that not everyone learns best with the same teaching style, and can process information at different paces. I think it's important to understand each person's learning style; if they are not understanding what you are saying,…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to provide guidance and help whenever a student needs it. By providing students with the necessary help on problems that they may be struggling with, they will develop their own approach to solving problems and will eventually solve similar problems without assistance. As a tutor, I believe…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is build a student's self-confidence while simplifying difficult concepts in a way that they understand. I believe my strengths lie in my ability to teach at a student's own pace, teaching them concepts in different ways until they completely understand before moving…
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I believe that tutors should provide all-round mentorship to students and that this is one of the most important things that can come of tutoring; helping them to feel more confident in approaching problems they have in their everyday lives and to search for the answers to the questions that they have about the world around them. I am very patient…
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A lot of people think that if maths wasn't always easy for them that they will always be bad at it, I think it's important to show them they are also capable of doing maths and to not let low confidence stop them. I'm good at seeing a students thought process and reframing concepts in ways they can…
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offer them a different perspective of the problem to what they are used to if there is a misunderstanding of the problem. giving them insight on how to deal with problems that they have trouble with. very adept at explaining things, good at using different methods to explain a problem, patient, and I try to approach each student in a different way…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is constant support and encouragement while also providing methods to break down questions where they can become more confident. My strengths are that i understand every studet has their own individual way of learning which can be very different to others. I recognise this and i can adjust the…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is learning to adapt. Each students brain is wired completely different, and in school, there’s not always an opportunity to work one on one. So it’s crucial for a tutor to observe their students strengths and weaknesses, and use that to progress their learning. I am super patient…
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The best thing a tutor can do for a student is inspire a genuine desire to study. Fostering a creative and fun environment in which growth is encouraged and adding a healthy level of struggle ensures that students succeed and find their achievements even more rewarding and meaningful. I believe, that my greatest strength within tutoring would be…
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The most important thing for a tutor to incorporate into their lessons is personalisation. Tailoring the lesson or what they are teaching to best aid the student in areas of weakness. This personalised content will resonate most with the student and also make the lessons more engaging. My strengths as a tutor are my speaking skills. I have…
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A tutors responsibility isn't to provide answers, but to guide students to find their way of learning and to provide alternative approaches when tackling problem scenarios or questions. To be a successful tutor is to develop students mindsets and enable them to eventually trust in their instinct and decide for themselves the best way to go about a…
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As a tutor/educator the most important factor to foster with your student is that you are honest and patient. Each student develops at their own pace. My strengths include: *I have found that working with special needs students has helped me to become a more compassionate and patient educator. *My ability to review my own methods if progress is…
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I think that whilst having adaptive teaching methods is important, ensuring the student constantly feels supported and motivated by the tutor is vital. For me, in school no matter how much I was struggling (especially in maths) I found that having a great, understanding teacher, allowed me to not be afraid of asking ‘stupid’ questions. So for…
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Encouragement and giving correct guidlines. Maths is interesting. As long as the student knows the logic and the methods they will become experts of Maths, they just need someone can guide them to the correct path. I love Maths. I have a bachelor degree in Managerial Statistics, Minoring in Accounting. I love Numbers. I am patient and enjoy…

Local Reviews

Georgie was very happy with her tutoring with Mbonisi on Wed. They seemed to connect really well and G is keen to continue each week.
Sally

Inside Point ClareTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Yillen worked on applying Pythagoras' Theorem to both right-angled and isosceles triangles, then practiced using graphs to find coordinates for constructing triangles.

For Year 9, Chloe focused on solving trigonometry problems with SOHCAHTOA to find side lengths and unknown angles, and also revised equations for speed, distance, and time in preparation for her test.

Meanwhile, Year 6 student Rory concentrated on multiplying fractions by integers and converting between improper fractions, mixed numbers, and decimals using real examples.

Recent Challenges

During recent high school sessions, logging in late and frequent distractions—such as using a phone during lessons—meant less time spent tackling new algebra or geometry questions.

In one Year 9 tutorial, "I had to almost give him 80% of the answers just to keep him engaged."

On another occasion, forgetting essential materials like calculators or notes made it hard to follow through with Pythagoras and Pi-based tasks.

Meanwhile, a primary student aiming to improve spelling rarely submitted written work for feedback, limiting opportunities for targeted support.

Missed homework and forgotten revision notes left gaps before assessments.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Point Clare noticed one high school student who previously hesitated to ask for help now openly requests clarification when stuck and even asked for extra homework to challenge himself, a big shift from staying quiet during sessions.

Another secondary student, after struggling with Pythagoras' Theorem at first, walked out of the lesson confidently able to explain each step on his own.

In Year 5 English, a quieter student surprised her tutor by volunteering examples of figurative language independently, something she hadn't done before. At the end of that session, she asked if they could try harder spelling words next time.

Maths tutoring in Point Clare

Most parents would agree that a student's success will largely depend on their relationship with the teacher.  Unfortunately there is no one-size-fits-all solution, each student is unique and requires a particular approach suited to their specific situation. This is one of the reasons many families turn toward private tuition. The right maths tutor is just that: "right". They will be able to  build trust and rapport with your child and establish a mentoring relationship that will serve your child's confidence, enthusiasm and most importantly - performance! Whether your child needs to ace an exam or just catch up to the class, a private coach is a big help!

Maths Tutor Point Clare

We have 32 maths tutors in Point Clare, NSW. They are dedicated, educated and competent tutors. They also love tutoring, which makes a huge difference!

For your assurance we make the first hour a risk-free trial. This way you can give the tutor a try to ensure it's a good fit for your family. Reach out to us on 1300 314 354 or complete an enquiry form - we'd love to help!

And by the way ... no minimum hours, no cancellation costs, no booking fees, no contracts - just pay for what you use at the end of each month - Ezy!
 

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 Kariong Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Point Clare Public School.