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Darren
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To be a good tutor, I feel like you need to be personally connected with your students. Each student has their own unique situation whether it be family or academic and as a tutor, you must be able to work with what your students have. After all, I believe that is the role of a tutor; to help students build upon what they have and then help them…
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One of the most important things when tutoring is to maxmise your effort to help a student in any way possible, without actually doing an assignment/answering the question for them. I believe my role as a tutor is to help grow self-efficacy and to empower my students, so they are confident in tackling any problem. I am well spoken and am able to…
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Deepali
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I guarantee to provide an informative and enjoyable lesson for each session in order for the student to take along something new they have learned in class. I achieve and allow my students to aim in getting higher grades once starting tutoring. I believe by tackling the difficulties and uncertainties of the student (eg. their weaknesses in a…
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There are few things such as: Motivate and encourage them to get the results. must create trust and respect. Teacher must listen to the students. Be friendly and inspire them. I Have a passion and calm nature. I understand the students and behavior. I have that energy to provide help to students. I can adapt my self as per the…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to be supportive. Even the students struggling the most always have something they're doing well. The tutors job is to highlight that and develop skills to transfer those proficiencies to other areas of the subject. Furthermore the tutor must be patient. A student is there because they need help and are…
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A tutor can improve a students self-esteem and confidence ,by providing students with resources and skills needed to excel in school. A tutor encourages self-paced and self-directed learning, the student will learn to take the initiative in their school work. The student will also learn how to control the learning pace. A tutor can help…
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Be patient with them. They do not have the same experience that we have so it might be difficult for them to grasp or even explain what they don't understand but they will eventually be able to gain an understanding of it when you try explaining it to them from a different perspective - Patient - Flexible in teaching styles and explains concepts…
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The most important thing a tutor can provide to a student is their time. It goes without saying that all children are different and learn through alternative ways/modes. Patience, perseverance and continual tailored support from a tutor is crucial in allowing a student to understand certain concepts. By having a tutor that is continually readily…
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Show commitment, whether its through showing up on time, or taking some of your spare time at home to mark their work. Also to support and encourage the individual to achiever their very best. I can explain a concept in many different ways, so if the student doesn't understand, I can easily explain in other ways until they get it. I can also adapt…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for the student is to believe in them and show encouragement. Self-esteem can be extremely vulnerable during schooling years, and tutors have the power to enhance their students' level of self-confidence and sense of self-efficacy. When I believe in their potential, work with their strengths, support their…
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help develop a passion and appreciation of learning which will make learning more enjoyable and thus easier. excellent communication skills, ability to make approach studying as fun and enjoyable while highlighting importance of hard work and…
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Be a source of encouragement and motivation. I believe my patience is my biggest strength for tutoring and I can explain the same topic in different ways until the student…
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i think the best thing a tutor can do in order to properly teach a student is for the tutor to try and put their level of thinking at the same level as the student in order to communicate effective information that is more likely to be retained by the student. i think my biggest strength is adapting to each students needs and way of learning. i…
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The most crucial role of a tutor is to simplify and engage with the content. Since students are already learning the material in school but struggling to grasp it, it is essential to use a different strategy. By making the content simpler and more engaging, the tutor can help the student to not only understand the material but to also apply it in…
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Encourage students and provide resources, because the more practice is done, the more confident the student can be in what they know. I am patient, and I tend to explain things clearly. I am able to see how different students learn in different ways, so I can adjust my teaching for them to learn most…
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I can suggest some key things that a tutor can do for a student to help them succeed: 1. Build a positive relationship 2. Identify the student's strengths and weaknesses 3. Provide personalized attention 4. Set achievable goals 5. Provide constructive feedback 6. Encourage and motivate Overall, the most important thing a tutor can do…
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Be there for them. As a Child I’ve been but through a lot of pressure to understand things I never really understood until someone sat me down and took the time to explain it. I’m going to make sure that the children have someone to guide them as a mentor into building their knowledge but enjoying it with a comfortable company Explaining very…
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help student understand the course content; improve student’s study skills; discover student’s strengths and challenges in learning; encourage student to become self-sufficient; identify learning strengths and weaknesses; find appropriate materials; create tutoring plans and materials. I have the ability to develop students’ skills in…
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Ultimately, a tutor must teach his/her student to be able to rely on themselves and think autonomously when problem solving i.e. not to be afraid of trial and error. I would say my strengths are attributes such as patience with the student (repetition when necessary), determination in getting the message across, and a friendly attitude towards all…
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I believe that encouraging the creation of ideas and allowing students to assemble their own ideas and thoughts is a good way to promote creativity. I challenge my students to be free-thinkers and am always open to suggestions from them. Uniqueness and originality are rewarded. Hence, these attributes will allow them to be confident and well…
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I seek to create a classroom atmosphere that is engaging and stimulating, such that students are encouraged to become inquisitive and involved with their learning in order to maximise personal growth and development of skills. I also believe being able to identify each students learning styles to approach their learning ability at reach. I aim to…
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i honestly believe the most important thing is for a tutor to teach a child to trust themselves, and believe in their abilities, even if they;re not brilliant in this one specific area. i have a long experience, with all different levels. i have taught very young students with very simple material, and at the same time i was teaching university…
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A tutor should have patience, be encouraging, and never give up on the student. A tutor should also possess sufficient academic knowledge and skill to properly explain and guide the student in order for him/her to properly understand and succeed. I am extremely patient with people, I am able to give good clear explanations of…

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Inside RevesbyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Nicholas worked through factorisation techniques, including perfect squares and difference of two squares, and also practised simplifying algebraic fractions using his homework as a base.

For Year 9, Amy focused on indices—specifically zero and negative indices—and tackled more complex index problems by reversing steps to find missing values.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Lily concentrated on financial mathematics, calculating simple and compound interest scenarios and comparing investment options to strengthen her understanding of real-world money management.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student often avoided writing out full solutions in algebra, preferring to "do it in my head," which led to missed sign errors and made it harder to check where mistakes happened.

In a recent Year 11 session, a tutor noted, "she rarely attempted past paper questions at home," meaning unfamiliar question types still caused stress under exam timing.

A Year 4 learner left many fraction problems unfinished because she felt unsure about the steps and didn't refer back to her notes as suggested.

When feedback was offered on trigonometry (Year 10), not all corrections were applied before moving on, so similar misunderstandings reappeared next week.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Revesby noticed a big shift with one high school student who used to stay quiet when confused—now, he actively asks questions and even talks through problems aloud to clarify his thinking.

Another older student made real headway in identifying her own mistakes while solving equations; she was able to spot errors before the tutor stepped in, which hadn't happened previously.

For a younger student, consistent practice with times tables paid off: she's now recalling them quickly without prompts and volunteered to try extra multiplication challenges at the end of her session.

What they say about our tutoring

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Wen is fantastic! Jack is very happy with the tutoring so we would like to continue with her.

Dhreeti tutor has been great so far and my daughter is really comfortable with her.

Sharren is wonderful. They have formed an instant connection, and Bree is already feeling more confident and did an open book maths test yesterday without looking at the book hardly at all. Sharren is already a part of the house when i walk through the door and she is already in my opinion, the best tutor for Bree

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 Padstow Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Luke's Catholic Primary School.