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Apurva
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Students success should be the tutor's first priority. Teacher can help their students attain their full potential.They can employ some strategies like pushing students to achieve heigher standards and offer lots of praises.Educator must create an effective and consistent schedule for them to follow.Do some opening and closing activities in first…
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It is to show them the value of education and help them distinguish why it is important for them to learn the subject. If they have the value, they will be a great person in the future. As a Licensed Engineer, it is a strength because most of engineering subjects revolves in math and science. I do have a pride in my license for this…
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vrinda
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Tutor can help a child to reach his/ her goal. Regular practice and followup for the child can help them. Proper understanding of the content by reaching child's mind level. I enjoy hard work and helping others to find success. I want my students to experience meaningful, interesting learning that applies to their lives. I believe this can be…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is assisting them to learn about a concept which they may have been struggling with. This is because once they understand the basics of 'how' to do the problem, they will know exactly 'what' methods to used to tackle it. My strengths as a tutor are determination and perfection. For…
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Teaching students why things are the way they are rather than just telling them they exist. This way, students will understand the concepts for the long term rather than just rote learning them. I am a really good communicator and friendly by nature. This will allow me to explain hard concepts in a simple manner which can be understood by…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be compassionate and assess their situation and help them navigate through the problems they are facing. Secondly, I'd say is to impart knowledge to the student as this is his/her base and thus it needs to be strengthened and help them realize their dreams and guide them to it. One of my…
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Tutors are expected to bolster student grades however this is not their true purpose, A tutor should help to develop students to not only achieve greater marks but also to have a greater understanding of the field they are being tutored in. This should extend beyond the tutoring time as the student develops the skills required to support…
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Patience Acceptance that it may take separate time for different students in class Being interactive with students so they can be more engaged I can relate academic to real life making it more interesting for…
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Improve a Student's Study Skills A good tutor wants to create a student that no longer requires help and so they instill those executive study skills that will serve the student well in academics and in life. Skills like organization, task initiation, focus and time management are essential to being a great learner. Strong Communication Skills…
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I can make my students very comfortable so they can express their feelings very easily. It also help me to understand their learning. My strengths are: Establish a strong trust and rapport with my students. Time management skills And a good…
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I believe that teaching to student's strength and minimising their weaknesses can play a huge role in shaping a child's life. Moreover, being flexible, patient and a good listener can help build a strong, personal relation with the student which will help them to work towards their goal. I think having a good knowledge of the subject, Resilience,…
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The most important job of a tutor is to instil the love of learning into the student, because that will motivate the student to become a self-learner and make learning a joy rather than a chore. I can explain concepts clearly from different angles, and provide context to ground conceptual understanding in. I listen to the student's perspective to…
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I would consider a connection to (and understanding of) the student to be the most important thing for a one on one tutoring relationship. Without a thorough understanding of their needs and situation, one cannot properly assess the best way to assist in their learning. I'm very personable, able to chat with anyone about almost anything. My high…
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I believe the most important job of a tutor is to yield desirable results in a subject for the student(s) while keeping the student(s) inspired and interested in the subject. Even though my academic results are not outstanding, I believe in my ability to explain concepts with simple and relatable analogies. In Math specifically, I am strong with…
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Apart from imparting knowledge, a good tutor should be able to make the student fall in love with the subject. This will guide the student to understand the topic better and most importantly relate it to practical scenarios. Further, a tutor plays a decisive role in unraveling the hidden potential of a student. Not everyone is meant to be a math…
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Making them understand things. Understand their learning techniques. Find the best possible solution to feed them all the possible learning techniques I am good at making people understand. I have a way with students Able to give Practical examples . Always punctual and consider it my duty for students to learn no matter…
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To understand a way the particular student thinks about the given subject and accordingly teach them. Explaining subjects with fun, but in efficient…
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Believe in them. I'm a quick thinker, so am able to change how I explain concepts to better suit the…
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First and foremost, for the student to improve his/her results in school. And beyond that, to get them to enjoy what they're doing (at least somewhat) - and push them into thinking creatively and originally. Also important, is to encourage and emphasize how what they're learning, will be relevant and useful in their day-to-day lives. I feel that…
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A tutor should be strict about discipline but at the same time friendly and lenient understanding students problem. He should be available on phone all the time for his students during the exam period. Also, the tutor has to get some real-life problems and repeat the same basic concepts repeatedly so that the student memorises it for a long time.…
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As a tutor most important thing can do is to pass on the passion for the chosen subjects and inject a positive learning style that goes beyond passing tests. Among all the strengths i wold like to list appropriate individual teaching methods, sound communication skills, flexibility, punctuality and Goal oriented are the most…
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Assist students in improving their academic level and meeting the academic demand specifically. I am keen to help them to solve problems and create an academic and positive study atmosphere. Firstly, my logic is quite clear. I would put the student's requirements first and assist them based on the different roles. Secondly, I am confident that my…
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help him reach his goals, listen to him help him where he needs, give him independence and listen to him, put value to his thoughts. A tutor can help students to get exceled in studies. listen to strengths of students and work on those. i can motivate students to study, i can give my best to help them to reach there full potential, i love teaching…

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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.