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Flynn's tutors feature a former secondary school maths and science teacher with over 10 years' experience, an ATAR 95 double-maths dux now studying education, a seasoned K–12 tutor and mentor with classroom teaching roles, a state chess competitor, and high-achieving university students recognised for Olympiad participation and academic excellence.

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Ishaan

Info Processing Tutor Belconnen, ACT
I believe the best tutors are more mentors than teachers. A tutor should make sure every student is comfortable to participate in the learning experience. Students and parents expect a tutor to deliver personalised attention and guidance. A tutor should be able to deliver such service. A good tutor would make learning easier by involving the class…
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Lan

Info Processing Tutor Belconnen, ACT
A tutor should enable students to have richer theoretical knowledge and establish their own knowledge system, so as to better help students understand and understand the world. I am patient. I prefer teaching and entertaining methods to rigid education…
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Kashish

Info Processing Tutor Belconnen, ACT
Showing the right path to your students and not judging them for their mistakes. Act patiently. Communication, Patience and…
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Lalit

Info Processing Tutor Casey, ACT
That light bulb moment I discussed above. It’s getting the student to unlock that puzzle in their mind and being able to understand the problem at hand. I find that is the true way to learn. Forcing a student to revise work and memorise is not something I found of, hence it’s not something I promote or work by. I’m balanced in both…
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Yashodha

Info Processing Tutor Gungahlin, ACT
Help them understand concepts rather than just memorising steps, build their confidence so they believe they can tackle problems on their own, and create a positive learning environment where they feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. I’m patient and good at explaining concepts in different ways until they make sense. I’m also…
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Mohammed

Info Processing Tutor Gungahlin, ACT
Being a tutor is a profession of great responsibility, and they are entrusted with their students' future. I consider upholding that trust and guiding the students to what is correct is the number one essential thing for a tutor. Tutors must understand their limitations, and work on how they can function past those hurdles, and enable their…
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Ranjana

Info Processing Tutor O'connor, ACT
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for any student is to make them believe in their own capability. Secondly, make them value education and enjoy the process. I break concepts down into small bits and give relevant examples. I focus on concept understanding first and then practice. I have always been one of the top students in school…
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John

Info Processing Tutor Bonner, ACT
In my opinion, the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to provide personalized guidance and support, foster a positive learning environment, and encourage critical thinking and independent learning. Tutors should strive to understand their students' unique learning styles, strengths, and weaknesses, and adapt their approach…
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Haiyang

Info Processing Tutor O'connor, ACT
I think the most important thing is to teach them how to think in the correct way. For physics and science, understanding is much more important than remembering. Therefore, teaching them to think by themselves is very important for their future academic success. Also, personal interest is another important factor. Teachers should cultivate the…
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Lizhuo

Info Processing Tutor O'connor, ACT
Helping students to know how to solve a problem instead of telling them the answer directly. Giving the message to students that no one knows everything, all you can do is to try your best. I am bilingual and oringinally come from China, which makes me have strengths in maths, logics and other science subjects. Also, I know exactly how different…
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Anjusree

Info Processing Tutor O'connor, ACT
A good tutor will identify the student’s learning style so that they are able to present information in a way that has the greatest effect.Tutors should ascertain which building blocks the student is missing in their foundation of knowledge. Filling in these missing building blocks will establish a strong foundation on which they can build.A…
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Khushpreet

Info Processing Tutor Harrison, ACT
As a tutor, I believe the most important things I can do for a student are to foster a positive learning environment, provide personalized support, and instill confidence. By creating a safe space where students feel comfortable asking questions and expressing their thoughts, I can encourage their active participation and engagement. Offering…

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Inside FlynnTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Amit worked on editing his Digital Technologies assignment and began improving key areas identified in feedback.

For Year 9, Caledon explored how to translate, dilate, and reflect quadratic functions as well as started work on interpreting circle graphs using examples set by his teacher.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Anise focused on applying the chain rule to differentiate complex compound functions and practiced advanced algebraic manipulation during an extension question.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8, Caledon repeatedly arrived at lessons without having completed assigned homework, especially in algebra and trigonometry. As noted, "Caledon had forgot to do last week's homework again," which limited time for deeper problem-solving.

In Year 11 calculus, Anise sometimes avoided reviewing her working or checking answers on assignments—missing opportunities to catch small errors and consolidate learning.

Meanwhile, Jensen (Year 6) often wrote only final answers for geometry problems; "I find myself doing a lot of the equations for him," observed one tutor. This meant gaps in understanding went unnoticed until more complex tasks arose.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Flynn noticed that Jensen, a high school student, has started bringing specific questions to sessions and now asks for clarification when he's stuck—something he was hesitant to do at first.

Anise made a real leap with logarithms; she could not only spot which log law to use in tricky, variable-heavy problems but also handled abstract questions without prompting.

In Year 3–4 maths, Jarrah consistently used the unitary method correctly and substituted numbers into fractions independently, having previously mixed up the conversion steps.

Last week, Jensen prepared his own test cheat sheet for the first time.

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 Kippax Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Mount Rogers Primary School.