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Manikandaprabhu
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Education is the single most powerful tool that can shape the way our youth thinks. It plays an instrumental role in moulding a child's perspective on almost everything. We make sure that the learning experience will be created in a format that students would like. It was always effective, but we will try to make it interesting with…
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I believe that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is trying their best in teaching and being able to help them understand as much as they can while giving them a fun time. I try my best to teach my student in the easiest way possible so that they can understand what they need to do. I'm also very positive minded when tutoring…
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Gurpreet
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A tutor can help the student to learn in way which the student understands the most. A tutor should be very flexible in the teaching method as per the student. I can explain the concepts in a way which connects more to real life and can Easy for students to…
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One of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to pinpoint their current understanding of the area of the subject in question. If a tutor can understand what level the student is at exactly, they can assist the student to move forward no matter how challenging the situation may seem to them at that moment. Tutors can also…
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The most important things include : - Instilliing a healthy attitude - Being supportive - Being on task - Achieving Goals Together optimising these factors leave little room for failure. My strengths would be Maths and English as I am motivated and fond of those subjects. I also like teaching visually and interactively. Furthermore, my…
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To simply topics which the student maybe struggling in and ensuring that they are able to understand it. I am really good at communicating something across to the other…
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A knowledge they can use all throughout their study life and every day life. I'm willing to tutor, and dedicated my time to teach my student in all my methods which is in simple way and not…
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Understanding the strengths and weaknesses of each student and tailoring a better way for them to absorb each topic. Also, visual cues to better appreciate the discussions Having patience with students. Most of the time I use visual aids and…
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Ensuring that they have a broad and in-depth understanding of the content is crucial to enabling individuals to adapt to complex problems that may require flexible solutions. Being able to foster a desire for success within students through encouragement and support is essential. A student with a heightened passion for their studies is more likely…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are providing academic guidance, human connections, and consistency. Patience, responsibility, tolerance, ability to solve conflicts, emotional intelligence, creativity and enthusiasm for teaching, ability to explain difficult things in a simple way ability to connect with children and…
Matthew
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Each student is an individual and should be considered so. I am knowledgeable and patient but sometimes I can be a little…
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It is imperative for the tutor to teach at the level of student. It is necessary to first understand the current level of understanding and then move from there. I believe patience and commitment are the most important things required while tutoring. You have to ensure that the points you are trying to communicate have been fully comprehended by…
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The most important thing a tutor could do for a student is help them develop techniques to solve complex problems themselves, without any additional help. Also I believe it is important to help the students to gain confidence in their subjects and academic abilities. I believe my strengths are changing my perspective to better suit an individual.…
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Be a non-judgmental voice they can ask about any questions they have on the subject matter and be someone who can effectively listen and explain their own knowledge to the student. I believe my strengths as a tutor are my understanding and practical use of Math thanks to my degree and my ability to listen to what a student is struggling with and…
Asad
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To mold teaching style according to the student requirement. Problem solving and method of…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to provide personalised support, build confidence, and foster a positive attitude towards learning. Personalised support means understanding the student's needs, strengths, and weaknesses, and adapting teaching methods to their learning style. Building confidence is crucial, as students…
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I think the most important thing is to be patient with the student. Every one has different learning abilities and I believe that constantly encouraging students no matter their level or ability ensures students are not disheartened. I believe fostering a friendly and supporting environment is another key role of a tutor. I ensure the student…
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Identifying the problem areas of students. Explaining the theory and procedure of the solution. Hence, tutor can built better confidence in student, he/she can help them achieve good mark and create their interest in the subject. My strength would be better explaining, giving live examples and providing the students with multiple ways to solve…
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A good tutor should not only be able to solve problems efficiently, but more importantly, teach students the way to approach different problems. It is the way of thinking that matters in students' future learning. I am patient, responsible, patient and good at explaining problems in different approaches. During the time I tutored in UQ, I was…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to raise the confidence of the student to enjoy learning rather than stressing on the competition and grades. Most importantly i consider communication is the best strength of a tutor to communicate each student in his/her comfort zone. This not only boost the confidence of the student but also helps…
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Fostering a positive learning environment, tailoring explanations to the student's understanding, providing constructive feedback, and encouraging independent problem-solving skills. Building confidence and a genuine interest in the subject matter are also crucial. May strengths as a tutor are effective communication, patience, adaptability to…
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The most important things that a tutor can do for a student is provide encouragement and support for the student that will improve their confidence and in turn will improve their grades I understand the content of what is being taught and can explain it in a simple and comprehensible…
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Above anything else, I believe it is important that students truly know that (although it is rather cliche) there is no such thing as a silly question. One of the first things I say to new students is 'make your mistakes in front of me.' Simply put, I think the most important things are: - Being approachable - Having an ability to explain…

Local Reviews

Armaan is a fantastic tutor and my son saw results after just one session. He takes the time to ensure his student fully understands what he is saying and is always prepared well in advance of his sessions with a comprehensive workplan. Armaan is patient, a great communicator, punctual and very respectful. Highly recommend.
Karen Hendrickson, Rochedale South

Inside RochedaleTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Hannah practised converting improper fractions to proper fractions and worked on finding a fraction of a number using visual models.

Year 8 student Ryan focused on solving linear equations and interpreting Cartesian planes, including plotting points on coordinate grids.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Chloe reviewed trigonometry concepts—specifically Pythagoras' theorem and similar triangles—using diagrams to reinforce understanding.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student hesitated to ask for help or use assignment scaffolds, instead waiting for step-by-step instructions—"he often waited for me to tell him what goes in each section"—which left him uncertain and slowed progress.

Meanwhile, a Year 9 learner relied heavily on memorising past questions rather than applying the discussed rules when facing new fraction problems, making it hard to adapt to unfamiliar wording.

In Year 4, missed multiplication homework has become routine over five weeks; this forgetfulness is causing basic skills like times tables to slip.

Moments of distraction during class sometimes led to answers being written in the wrong boxes despite correct working out.

Recent Achievements

One Rochedale tutor recently noticed a big shift in Ben, a Year 11 student, who now asks targeted questions when unsure—something he rarely did before—and was able to collect relevant data and identify assumptions for his maths assignment without prompting.

Meanwhile, Sas in Year 7 tackled harder worded problems independently on rounding decimals after initially needing help with basic concepts last year.

In a primary session, Orla, who used to be reluctant about new topics, was excited to learn about capacity and confidently completed her worksheets on her own.

What they say about our tutoring

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I just wanted to thank you and my son's tutor, Faraz, for all of your work with him over the last couple of months. I have found Aiden to be much calmer and more focused about the subject since Faraz started tutoring him, which has been fantastic. Aiden found Faraz extremely helpful in guiding his revision and assisting him with the components that he was struggling with.

It seems Gillian is really benefiting greatly from the tutoring and I must say that Joyce is a super star! She has somehow turned Gillian 180 degrees in her attitude to maths.

Lee has been terrific for Harry. He has helped Harry develop confidence and knowledge in Maths that certainly wasn't there at the start of the year. And the results Harry is achieving at school are outstanding. Thank 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 Logan North Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Rochedale State School.