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Madison
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I believe that tutoring is extremely important and can give students help in classes they may be struggling in or provide them a way to get ahead in their classes. Learning is incredibly important and tutoring can provide students with the knowledge they need to thrive. I am currently studying for a bachelor of science and am incredibly passionate…
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1. Making them believe in themselves. 2. Training and assisting them to achieve successive goals through proven teaching-learning methods and performance strategies. 3. Enhancoing their performance through consistent practice, feedback and tracking. 4.Empowering them with the comprehensive knowledge, skills and attitudes. In my opinion, my…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to make them feel comfortable to communicate with. Communication is key for a student's success, if they don't know how to do certain things, they can ask the tutor. Sometimes the tutor does not always know the answer, but the tutor is seen as a reliable source so whichever information the…
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- be willing to let them lay out their own ideas, plans, or problems before jumping in. - help them find what interests them and motivates them in a given subject - help them understand exactly what assignments require of them, so they know what they're working towards. - help them get to the bottom of whatever difficulties they face in…
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Recognise which areas of learning a student struggles with and focus to improve these areas instead of rehearsing already understood information. It is also extremely important to encourage students to ask questions and not to be inclined to feel embarrassed. I will attempt to answer these queries to the best of my ability and seek clarification…
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Personalised learning plan Differentiated instruction Encourage conceptual thinking Provide intellectual stretch in tasks Help students improve their study habits Organisation and time management Differentiated instruction Multidimensional student assessment Personalised learning Encourage conceptual thinking and multiple representations…
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A tutor can always support or help his/ her students, could take student's weakness in a positive way. A tutor can analyse the student's capabilities in a detailed manner which is very helpful to figure out the areas that need more focus and attention. One of my attribute is that i am good at getting to know the student, once i am familiar with…
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The most important thing is to answer their questions and teach them well, not just know copy the answers down but actually understand what's going and teach them my own experience As a Chinese background student, I think my math is good and I'm a people person as I have customer service for more than two years and I really want to make more…
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1.Be Knowledgeable enough in math. 1.Improve mathematical skills 2.Always be patient 3.How to get higher marks in the exam I am good at communicating with others. English is not my first language, however that is not a problem. I am good at explaining complex concepts and ideas in a easy-understood…
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Be well organised and be prepared for next class Communication - I have had experience tutoring students my age when i was studying together and younger students as well. Respect - Although you may need to repeat same thing due to students not being able to understand well, I believe it is my duty to continue answering and teaching until they…
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Everyone is unique- in a child that struggles to solve basic equations lies an elite athlete, a child failing in chemistry may turn out to be the next Gordon Ramsey or that one differently abled child maybe the world’s greatest business tycoon! As such, I believe that it is important to address skills beyond the traditional knowledge of…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to teach the student to enjoy learning, and impart a good studying method. After all, even the best tutor cannot help an unmotivated student, and a lack of self-motivation is the biggest obstacle that many underperforming students fail to overcome. I am good at following the student's pace.…
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making enjoyable and fun environment. even a boring subjects can be easy to learn for students if they are happy and willing to learn my biggest strength in tutoring is willing to helping student in difficulties. some area where they are struggle or they need certain…
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The absolute best thing a tutor could do for a student would be to turn around the fear of a certain subject to a love for it. Anything a tutor does to debunk the mystery, confusion or difficulty a student is struggling with in a subject or area is a pursuit well worthwhile. My strengths would be my friendly, easygoing and approachable nature and…
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Discovering the challenges and worries about the topic of students and enabling them to overcome their struggles by explaining in detail. I have good communication skills that I can communicate with different ages; I am responsible, and I will do my best to help students; I am cheerful, outgoing and positive, and I can get along with others well;…
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Being able to engage the student in the lesson and making sure they actually understand. Learning should be a fun process if not it should be made as fun as possible. Being able to teach in different ways depending on how the student is able to understand. Every student has their own study methods, and ways of understanding, so according to that,…
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I consider a tutor to be successful when they are able to not only make a difference to their students' grades but also in their lives. I have had many tutors during high school for different subjects and found that only those who were passionate, genuinely interested in my life outside of just my studies and were willing to go the extra mile were…
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Personalized tutoring fills a niche that can't be filled in today's schools alone. Successful tutors build strong, personal relationships with their students. Successful tutors listen and communicate early and often with parents and teachers. I have good listening skills, and I believe to understand the emotions and problems the children face.…
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Providing clear explanations, patient support, and tailored approaches to their learning styles are essential. A tutor should cultivate critical thinking, encourage questions, and foster a positive learning atmosphere. Equally important is instilling self-confidence and a growth mindset, enabling students to tackle challenges independently. Also,…
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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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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 think the most important thing a tutor can give a student is confidence. However, this is not just a feel self-assurance in their learning but a confidence and self-security to be wrong. The imperative of tutoring is not to build knowledge but to create an environment for learning, this means allowing students the freedom to express their…

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Clayton, Vale Park

Inside Vale ParkTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 3 student Maim worked on putting **determiners and reflexive pronouns into context**, as well as practising long multiplication through challenging questions.

Year 7 student Naba focused on learning how to **solve algebraic equations**, including applying square and cube numbers in worded problems, and also revised synonyms and antonyms in English with targeted thinking and writing exercises.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Sarah covered **statistics by analysing data sets and interpreting results** using real-world examples from her coursework.

Recent Challenges

In Year 3–4 English, one student hesitated to attempt writing tasks independently and needed frequent prompting, especially with sentence construction. "She was extremely quiet and hesitant (almost scared) when talking or giving an answer," a tutor noted, leading to slow progress during addition activities as well.

In Year 7 maths, another student repeatedly made small errors in long division due to skipping careful checks; timing worksheets highlighted the impact of this habit on speed and accuracy.

For Year 8 algebra, not reading instructions closely resulted in misinterpreting key parts of worded problems—often only resolved after discussing the question aloud together.

Recent Achievements

One Vale Park tutor noticed a real shift in Maim's approach to long division: after weeks of hesitance and needing step-by-step support, she now works through sums with minimal guidance, only occasionally catching herself on small errors—and even self-corrects when they occur.

In another session, a high school student who'd struggled with algebraic equations was able to apply new strategies independently, solving most problems without help and only needing brief prompts to check mistakes.

Meanwhile, a younger student who once mixed up number order can now write numbers up to 100 confidently, requiring less intervention each week.

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 Payneham Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Vale Park Primary School.