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the most important things a tutor can do for a student are provided academic guidance, human connection, and consistency I can relate to children (or older students) on a personal level, as well as the ability to explain complex concepts in a simple manner. I am aware of the world, feelings, and emotions that children…
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To be a mentor - a backup
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A tutor can help boost a student's confidence in a subject,more of a back up option,so the student knows that if he/she doesn't understand what is being taught,they can always turn to their tutor,It is also establishing a bond and a trust between teacher and student,discovering passions and overcoming self doubts about their own abilities in a…
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- Flexible schedule
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As I have mentioned previously, connecting with the student is a very important task. Often teachers treat classes and students as a big general task sometimes failing to provide specific detail to the people required. Similarly one of the most important things a tutor can do to a student is teaching them their weakness and reinforcing topics they…
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- UNSW engineering
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Make their learning easier. This world is too complicated for students from a young age, and on top of that the pressure of studies and exams, feel like a lot. So by helping to make their studies easier and fun is what I think is the most important I think my strengths as a tutor is making my students comfortable around me, and helping them learn…
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- Reliable & organized
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The best thing a tutor can do for a student is to be approachable, open to all questions, and be able to take criticisms. I try to explain things in the simplest way possible, in a way a child can and I would personally…
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The most important thing you can do for a student is make them feel comfortable in the study environment so that they can ask questions freely and openly. My strengths as a tutor include extensive knowledge of course content, Knowing how to give feedback to students, and creating a comfortable environment for students to share their ideas and ask…
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- 98 ATAR
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The utterly most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to listen and understand. To listen to them talk about where they need the extra help and why the believe they do not get the certain material, and to understand how they best learn. I believe that tutoring is beneficial to both parties as I am able to teach my students as well as…
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- English enrich exp
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A tutor should take the time to understand each student's unique strengths, weaknesses, learning styles, and goals. This enables the tutor to tailor their teaching approach and materials to meet the student's specific needs. Moreover, a tutor should encourage active learning by engaging students in discussions, asking questions, and involving them…
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I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student include creating a supportive and encouraging learning environment, offering clear and comprehensible explanations, and adapting teaching methods to fit the student's unique needs. It's also vital to boost the student's confidence and help them develop effective study habits and…
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- 95% HS score
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Understanding Individual Needs.
Building Confidence.
Setting Clear Goals.
Fostering Critical Thinking.
Providing Constructive Feedback.
Creating an Engaging Learning Environment. Strong Verbal and Written Communication.
Ability to Connect with Students.
Tailoring Teaching Methods.
Excellent Organizational Skills.
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A tutor functions not only as an academic instructor but also as a mentor, providing valuable life lessons to students. Their role extends beyond exam preparation, encompassing the cultivation of confidence and the reduction of study burdens through proper guidance. My strength as a tutor is my knowledge and patience. I can explain any topic…
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- Easy explanations
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I think it is important for a tutor to be patient with their students. It is also important to take the time to understand how the student learns and communicates so that you can effectively support them where necessary. I think patience, empathy and communication are my strongest skills when it comes to…
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- Primary Ed student
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One of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to give him or her self-confidence. I believe that this is especially important for struggling students. A tutor must encourage students and provide them with the tools required for academic success. A student should enjoy tutoring sessions whilst consistently improving during them.…
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A tutor should be able to help the student be more confident in their academic abilities, encouraging them to reach their highest potential and enhancing the student's own knowledge. A tutor should help to build resilience within the student, so that they not only learn to improve in academics but also learn to never give up when solving problems.…
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- Maths Ext 1 Award
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Make learning approachable and engaging is paramount. I try to make every lesson enjoyable and adapt my approach when necessary to ensure the student is getting the most out of tutoring. I am a friendly, experienced mathematics tutor who aims to make every lesson worthwhile for the…
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- 90+ ATAR
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to not only understand what the student is struggling in, but also guide them toward the solution without giving away the answer itself. This is so students can understand how they were able to approach the task they were struggling in and therefore, with more practice, they can answer…
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- 7+ yrs math tutoring
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- Truly personalize the teaching and learning.
- Incorporate connections to the student's interests.
- Teach to the student's strengths.
- Minimize the student's weaknesses. I have Patience., flexibility, Dynamism & Openness to Changing. ... Emotional IQ. ... I have an excellent Good Communication Skills and the Ability to Make Students…
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Be patient. Learning comes differently to everyone so being patient is important and moving at their learning pace.
Using a variety of methods that suit student learning styles.
Making student feel confident about what they know so to feel excited about learning as opposed to terrifying Bringing fun into sessions and putting children at ease…
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The most important things a tutor can do are to understand the student's unique needs, boost their confidence, communicate effectively, provide motivation, create a positive environment, offer constructive feedback, and share a genuine passion for learning. It's about fostering not just academic growth but also a love for learning. As a tutor, I…
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Be patient with them, be supportive and study them as they study, to learn what their strengths are and what interests they have Ability to empathise with students and build…
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Tailoring study material according to the students needs. The tutor must be approchable so that the student feels comfortable. Tutors must be confident, patient and understanding. I recently graduted from high school therefore have multiple ticks and strategies for approching an exam. Since I am 18 years old, I can connect and bond with students…
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A tutor is both an academic teacher, and a mentor. A tutor not only teaches students about the topics students are struggling with or need to learn, tutors should also be a students mentor. This can be about advice on how to manage time, commit to a work/life balance, reduce the feeling of stress and anxiety about studies or upcoming exams and so…
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Local Reviews
Inside WindsorTutoring Sessions
Content Covered
Year 3 student Charlize practised identifying and adding Australian coins to make different amounts, along with reviewing addition and subtraction strategies.
In Year 10, Justine focused on circle geometry by tackling a range of targeted exam-style questions.
Meanwhile, Year 11 student worked through key ideas in financial mathematics—calculating interest—and also touched on solving simultaneous equations and inequalities as part of her schoolwork.
Recent Challenges
A Year 12 student, working on financial mathematics, misread key details in compound interest word problems—missing vital information that altered her answers. As a tutor noted, "writing down the information before continuing with the working out" helped her catch these errors mid-task.
In Year 11 algebra, one student struggled to show steps clearly and avoided writing full solutions; talking through problems aloud improved his mathematical communication but written layout still lagged behind.
Meanwhile, an upper secondary student repeatedly skipped homework over several weeks—she forgot essential concepts from Kruskal's algorithm and Chinese Postman problems when faced with similar exam questions later on.
Recent Achievements
A Windsor tutor noticed that Olivia, a senior student, has started tackling complex simultaneous equations and inequalities entirely on her own, whereas she previously needed frequent checks for each step.
William, in Year 9, used to skip writing out word problem details but now makes it a habit to note key information before solving, which has noticeably improved his accuracy with algebraic questions.
Meanwhile, Porscha, one of the younger students, showed new independence by writing her name correctly several times without help—something she'd hesitated to attempt just last 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 Hawkesbury Central Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Windsor Public School.