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To help them work through their difficulties, at their level so they understand fully how to do something in the future and are able to help others with the same problem. Strengths: - good at working with others, - if I don't know something I will always find out or ask for help, - confident and knowledgeable, - hardworking, - very hands on both…
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I believe encouragement is the most important thing a physics tutor can do. By focusing on what they have achieved rather then what they haven't, the children can gain a sense of self worth and achievement, making them more likely to want to learn more. By always being there to support them through difficult content, a tutor can develop trust with…
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Fathima Afra
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One of the most important things a physics tutor can do for a student is to guide the student in a practical way rather than sticking to the theory. Furthermore, it is also important that a tutor acknowledges that the level of grasping capability of a student when it comes to the knowledge in Math is different from another student. And it is…
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I believe that the most important thing a physics tutor can do for his/her students is to individualise the learning process. This means adapting to the individual's learning style, learning their strengths and weaknesses and tailoring the teaching style to cater for each, and keeping track of their progress. Instilling confidence in the student…
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Make sure that the student has understood the basics Ability to breakdown concepts Giving short notes/summary…
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The mentor should be able to learn the needs of the students and help them grow accordingly. Secondly, a good rapport with students is very important to create a healthy and learning environment. I have always been able to adapt well to the students' needs and create a friendly environment which makes learning fun. However, I am also…
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The basic understanding of the concept The clearing of concepts with examples from grass root…
Luke
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I believe to explain a concept that the student can understand is paramount in the role of a physics tutor. For this to be done the student needs to comprehend the simple skills that leads up to the final difficult concept. If a tutor is able to explain this complex concept by explaining the simple skills and breaking down the concept in a simpler…
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If tutor is teaching students, first of all, students should not feel bored. Different students different angle of understanding, so s/he should use different techniques and ideas to made students understand it. I want all my students should understand the mathematics. I don't mean they should understand all the mathematics syllabus but should…
Matthew
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I think the most important things a physics tutor can do for a student are to impart a confidence in the students ability to study and apply knowledge, and to guide them toward understanding the important concepts of the subjects they choose. I think my strengths as a tutor would be identifying key aspects of processes and methods, and relaying…
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A tutor needs to be able to understand where the student is academically, what they currently understand and what holes they have in their knowledge. They are not a teacher, but are there to help reinforce and strengthen what their teacher is currently going over. A tutor should be helping the student to understand the content through linking…
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I feel that the most important skills a physics tutor can develop in a student is their self worth and confidence. Tutors should provide Support, guidance, assistance, raise student confidence and provide a safe environment where the student is able to take risks and experience success. Having school and industry experience as well as being a…
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Students are different from each other, some are fast learner while others are the opposite. As a physics tutor, I think its important to deliver a lesson that is easy to comprehend regardless of how academic the students are. I am more to lean to visual than texts. Since one of my hobbies is drawing, I would use this skill to deliver visual aid…
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The most important thing a physics tutor can do for their student is to show them that they have great potential, as well as leave them with invaluable lessons that they will call upon throughout the rest of their education journey. - I am young and I am a very social person, which means that building a rapport with young students comes very…
Jordon
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Putting genuine effort into ensuring a student is engaged with the subject and interested in learning further. I am an extremely patient young man with extensive university level knowledge of the subjects I teach, which I believe will lend to my ability to help your child achieve their…
Leonard
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The most important thing I can do for a student is to foster a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and sharing their struggles. By creating this atmosphere, I help students develop a deeper understanding of challenging topics. Tailoring a personalised learning experience for each student. This enables them to…
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The most important things a physics tutor can do for a student are; 1. Listen to your students 2. Be creative and flexible with learning styles 3. Build relationships with student 4. Be patient at all times 5. Teach students how to problem-solve and foster independence . I can describe myself as friendly, patient, enthusiastic, confident,…
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Make them feel grounded and comfortable in their present studies so that they may be prepared for the studies in future. This comes in tandem with teaching a guise of humility and realism of the student and their future endeavours. Humorous, empathetic, patient and the ability to apply a unique perspective if necessary. These qualities make it…
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Be prepared to listen to the students problems and adjust your teaching method such that they are able to learn the way that is more effective for them. I believe I have all the material ready to be a tutor that is prepared for the students such that no time is wasted in the tutoring session to read over old material. I also believe that I can…
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Other than endeavor to increase the student's performance and confidence in the subject. I believe a physics tutor must be able to generate interest in the subject so that the student is motivated to study and their performance consistently improves and is sustained. I think my greatest strength as a tutor is my attitude. I am approachable and if…
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I believe the most important thing a physics tutor can do is give the student a complete and well-rounded understanding of the topic or question. With an incomplete understanding of the foundation of a question, gaps in knowledge can prohibit students from being able to navigate a straight forward process to find a solution. I believe my strengths…
John
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To help students understand the basic concepts in whatever they have to study and help them develop a deeper, more relatable understanding. It is also important for me as a tutor to serve as a good role model for students. I try to make concepts easier for students to understand. Particularly, i strive for understanding rather than memorization…
Diya
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Students spend a major part of a day in school. Many children are unable to get the most of it due to time-constraints and lack of individual attention in a class. However, there are a few students who maintain attention and focus in a classroom environment. Reason is they are more prepared than the rest. If a child follows what is happening in…

Local Reviews

Ethan is settling in very nicely with working with Jordan, who is very professional, friendly and approachable. Ethan is comfortable working with Jordan and is beginning to gain a little confidence in his approach to maths, so we are more than happy to continue working with him.
Toni, Woodvale

Inside WoodvaleTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Ava reviewed linear algebra and practiced working with integers, focusing on correct operations with negative numbers.

For Year 8, Mia worked through data analysis skills, interpreting different types of graphs and calculating mean, median, and mode using sample datasets.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Ben tackled financial mathematics by exploring loans and interest rates in real-world scenarios, followed by practice questions on unit conversions between metric measurements.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student struggled to keep written work neat and organized during algebra tasks; as one tutor observed, "setting out work so his thinking can be easily understood" was inconsistent, making it hard to spot calculation errors.

In Year 10, a student lost confidence towards the end of fraction questions—doubt crept in after small mistakes and slowed progress.

For a Year 6 assignment involving budgeting and timetabling, homework was left incomplete before sessions, so lesson time was spent catching up rather than extending skills.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student hesitated to attempt new problems independently until prompted.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Woodvale recently noticed a Year 7 student who used to rely heavily on drawing diagrams for division problems now solving them much faster just by using her fingers—she even gets the answers right more consistently.

In a high school session, one Year 10 student surprised himself after initially stumbling with circle measurement; he managed to demonstrate all his classwork independently by the end of the lesson, setting out each step clearly.

Another older student, preparing for OLNA practice, completed nearly every question without needing prompts and tackled some extension tasks as well.

What they say about our tutoring

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Priscilla is wonderful with both my boys. I would recommend her without hesitation.

WE are very happy with Adam. He is an excellent tutor and he is engaging them both very well

Natalya is progressing really well with her math tutoring. Daniel is an excellent tutor and Natalya feels very comfortable around him. Her enthusiasm for maths has soared which for Don and I is a big step forward in such a short time. Her teacher has already commented on her progress and we have no doubt that her grades will continue to improve over time.

Physics tutoring in Woodvale

For students doing physics, demands quickly become complex. While real-life problems tend to be hard to comprehend, it's also when students depend on logical thinking the most.

It's pretty straightforward, to master a subject, students need to be challenged and that means struggling from time to time.

As your child moves up the curriculum you might have already thought about offering additional support. You might have even looked for physics tutor in Woodvale or somewhere close so you can easily fit it into your busy schedule. But you might have also been unsure what to look for.

Physics Tutor Woodvale

This is what we do best. This is where we can help.

All we need is to have a chat with you and we can start looking for a suitable tutor who can support your child's academic progress.

Every student learns in their own way and at their own specific pace. Once we know a little bit more about the student we can find a great tutor who'd really click with your child.

Once you reach out to us we can allocate a local Woodvale physics tutor within a day or two. They set up the first lesson whenever you and your child can make it.

If you like the tutor's approach you keep working with them. You are not completely happy with the match? No worries, it happens sometimes. We consider it a trial lesson and find a better match.

Sounds good?

Give us a call!
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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 Woodvale Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like North Woodvale Primary School.