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a tutor has to understand how their students think. because every student has different thinking and level of understanding for one question. by knowing that, we can easily help students understand that question well. however, we need to teach by imagining that we are the students. so, we need to be patient and efficient to reach their…
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- Data Sci major UWA
- Problem solving
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Provide them with effective resources that they can use to build on their knowledge Very caring and considerate of the individuals situations while providing constructive feedback on the work they…
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- Child-safe volunteer
- Strong communicator
- Yr 12 ATAR student
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Help Your Child Succeed in Maths
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The important thing a tutor can do is to have patience and belief for their student. There will be times where the student will struggle even after a tutor shows or explains the problem. As the tutor, you have to show patience and not add extra pressure and stress for the student. Believing in the student will help them be more motivated and to…
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- Patient & supportive
- Student motivator
- Interactive approach
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patience, discipline, and communication that is smooth and well with the students Having great patience, and also being able to identify which students are struggling more to offer them different teaching method that can be more…
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- MBA student
- Clear explanations
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student it let them comprehend the information as they like and then for the tutor to build from that and guide them through the content. I believe I am able to put the information the students are to learn in a different view to help them understand the overall concepts and then dive into the…
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- Curtin Eng student
- Organised & reliable
- Friendly mentor
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to teach in a way suited to the student. The content being taught doesn't matter if the student isn't being perceptive to it, so a tutor must find a way to teach that accommodates for a student and how they prefer to learn. I think my greatest strengths are flexibility and knowledge of the subjects. As I…
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- Year 12 ATAR Dux
- UWA Computer Science
- Clear explanations
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I think the most important things a tutor can do for a student are understanding and solving problems with patience and getting along with them. It is important to connect with students and make sure that they are expanding their knowledge. I am confident about my knowledge in mathematics as I have studied in school as well as university. I can…
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- MSc Production Mgmt
- STEM research exp
- Clear explanations
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Patience is first and foremost when you're with a student. It is vastly important that you should respect the pace at which the student learns and works at, to never pressure or rush the student, to challenge them without making them feel small or inadequate. We all learn in different ways and at different speeds - none of which are better or…
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- Creative writing maj
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A tutor can help students be able to solve the more difficult questions and develop their skills in the subjects through doing lots of practice questions. I can also act as someone's mentor and guide them through their personal difficult hardships and mental health issues throughout high school. I am patient and able to work at the pace of the…
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- State comp winner
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- Clear explanations
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I think that the most important things that a tutor can do for a student are to personalise the tutoring sessions and to inspire them to achieve their goals. Teachers in a classroom setting can not personalise their lesson plan to each individual student and thus are unable to get the information across to some students. What a tutor can do is…
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- 98+ ATAR
- Confidence focus
- Maths specialist
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I teach students to learn not only new things, but also how to learn.
The tutors should help students feel more confident and engaged in their studies. I am a strict and patient tutor and teacher.
I have ten years of experience in the education sector.
I can also teach English to new immigrant families (e.g., children and adults from China).
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- 10 yrs teaching exp
- Conf boost focus
- Teaches study skills
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-Making small yet impactful improvements in a student's learning style and cultivating a positive attitude towards learning. -Patient
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- Adapts to learning
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A tutor should provide a student with additional resources; have a positive, encouraging attitude and make sure to be understanding of the student's needs. The tutor should also be able to lift the student's confidence, as sometimes this can make all the difference. I am a patient, reliable, organised individual and I am willing to help students,…
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- Curtin Exc. Scholar
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Specialising the learning to the student and their existing schema/knowledge base. Drawing a line between what the student knows and what the classroom teacher is teaching, and filling in the gaps. I have been an engineer for 9+ years so I have a lot of real-world examples I can use for maths and physics students. I also have a Grad Dip in…
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- 1st Class Eng Hons
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1. Provide encouragement
2. Determine the students needs from the start.
3. Discover what learning strategies work best for the learner based on what type of learning style the student has.
4. Provide feedback on progress to the student and the parents.
5. Help the student believe in themselves as valuable regardless of their progress.
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- TESOL qualified
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to understand their cognitive load. Focusing on how much the student can process during a given session, allows an effective learning plan to be created. In turn, the student will be able to establish deeper understandings and be able to reach their full potential. My strengths are…
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- 91+ ATAR
- Maths prize winner
- Confidence focus
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Some of the most important things a student can gain from having a tutor would be to build up their confidence in a certain subject, by providing specialised teaching and education for that specific student, to increase their understanding. A tutor would also provide a different perspective of difficult concepts, being seperated from the…
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A tutor can help optimise a young person's learning experience and gain the most from their education. I'm constantly adapting to the student's learning needs and changing my teaching style or the ways I explain a concept to…
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- 93 ATAR
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Help students to help themselves by scaffolding their learning and building their confidence. Teaching students to approach a topic in a way that they can break it down into its constituent parts, developing a plan to address each task, and successfully completing it, step by step. I have had good feedback from students saying that I am…
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- PhD in Fisheries Sci
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Inspire confidence,curiosity and passion. as a major in mathematics at UWA i have the advantage of foresight, I know why and how we learn certain concepts, and that makes it alot easier to…
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- UWA maths student
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to use their 1 on 1 experience to be able to help them develop their knowledge beyond the surface level, and to create the foundations on which they will have a strong foundation to build upon in future school and university I have a solid understanding of mathematics and enjoy figuring out…
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- Data Science student
- Maths skills
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I think a tutor should help a child believe in themselves, and believe that they can achieve anything they put their mind to. It is important to give them lots of encouragement, kindness, whilst also challenging them to step outside of their comfort zones. I think a tutor should also go beyond merely giving out the same, mundane worksheets and…
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Local Reviews
Inside South FremantleTutoring Sessions
Content Covered
Year 4 student Chinnu worked on multiplying, dividing, and simplifying fractions, as well as using short division to help with fraction calculations.
For Year 9, Mia focused on evaluating angles in triangles and quadrilaterals, and applying algebraic reasoning to solve for unknown angles.
Meanwhile, Year 10 student Sam revised parabolas and quadratic equations through pre-test review sessions and practiced structured problem-solving strategies relevant to their upcoming assessments.
Recent Challenges
A Year 9 student struggled to keep clear notes during lessons, which made revision for algebra and angle problems much harder; as one tutor observed, "setting out clear notes to aid revision" was a recurring challenge.
In Year 11 trigonometry, reluctance to admit gaps in understanding led to missed opportunities for feedback—this showed up when the core purpose of trig functions wasn't grasped.
Meanwhile, a Year 6 learner tended to disengage if a solution wasn't obvious immediately, often saying "I don't know how to do that," then stopping work altogether instead of applying practiced problem-solving strategies.
Recent Achievements
One South Fremantle tutor noticed a big shift with a Year 10 student who, after struggling to identify key features in parabolas and quadratics at first, was able to explain these confidently by the second week.
In another session, a high schooler who used to hesitate during fraction division started working through short division steps independently and got correct answers without prompting.
Meanwhile, a younger student has begun double-checking their subtraction work by adding back the answer—a new habit that shows real attention to accuracy, since they previously rushed and skipped checking altogether.
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 City of Fremantle: Fremantle Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Beaconsfield Primary School.