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I believe tutors should care about their students personal development; not just about getting good grades. It is important to notice all progress, small and large alike, as every student is different, and encourage them to grow every step of the way. I am communicative and am able to explain things in a way that is easy to understand. I have…
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A tutor must act as a mentor for the student to grow in their goals. When I was tutoring primary students I found that their teacher would often just provide them with answers and ask them to memorise it rather than lead them to reach the answers themselves. I disagree with this mentality, finding that the most important aspect of tutoring is…
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Help Your Child Succeed in Maths
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Help them find the way that they learn best. Being able to find unique ways to get children involved in there…
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To help them understand the problem on their own and to provide them with the skill sets to be able to do this. They should be supported enough that they can have the confidence in themselves that they can do it. I’m a very understanding and patient person. I am aware that not everyone learns at the same pace and sometimes just needs that extra…
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Tutors should be able to provide students with a deep, thorough understanding of the coursework they are struggling with, while developing their confidence and positive behaviour for learning the respective material at hand. A tutor should not only teach the student the material, but also mentor them to make sure that they can perform effectively…
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A tutor has to be kind and reasonable, a tutor is not a teacher so there is not the same expectations. A tutor is there to help you learn in the journey, they strength your knowledge and abilities. My ability to engage with the child is one of my strengths, I understand their struggles as I once went through it too. If a student does not…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is generative a supportive learning and environment and present genuine compassion and commitment towards a students success. This is achieved by accomodating to individual student needs, empathy, patience, class preparation, and strong communication skills. As a tutor, my strengths lie in adaptability,…
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Being understanding and patient of a students current knowledge level, and their rate of learning. So as not to overwhelm them.
The overall experience with a tutor should be to facilitate learning happening at school. Very patient teacher
Practical approach to teaching
Good with kids of all…
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The most important thing would be to make the lessons engaging and fun so the student doesn't feel forced to be there and is able to enjoy working on the subject and gain pleasure out of it. As a student I found that I did worse in subjects that weren't as engaging so I wanna make sure that my students are engages I would say my biggest strength…
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Listen to their needs and concerns and address them. As a student that used to struggle before finding suitable tutors, I can empathise and work with students to find a method that works for…
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Be honest and make sure the student is actually benefitting from taking tuitions from you. I think my strengths are my knowledge and my experience . I can explain things properly and I also have good grades in these…
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A tutor has to be able to cater for individual needs as all students are different and I greatly believe using my communication and teamwork skills I can create a supportive learning environment in which students can gain academically of their own skills. I have great communication skills and take great pride in my ability to mingle with others as…
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Within the professional tutor/student relationship the best thing a tutor can leave with a student is a good work ethic, that was enforced not harshly but rather within a positive environment. Furthermore, if they can take the approaches and skills in relation to learning in many of their future endeavours. I feel these are the signs of a good…
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Recognise HOW a student actually learns. One of the hardest things a student has to learn is what method of studying actually suits them and once you find that the rest seems to fall in place. Devoting time and resources to your students to improve in their core weaknesses and not being afraid to reteach the most basic skills should also be common…
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Help Your Child Succeed in Maths!
We`ll contact you to organize the first lesson
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Effective tutoring goes beyond conveying information; it involves fostering a positive and supportive learning environment.
Build a Strong Relationship:
Establishing a rapport with the student to create a comfortable learning atmosphere.
Understand the student's learning style, strengths, weaknesses, and goals.
Tailor Instruction to…
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Giving them support and aid in areas that students need help with.
Providing resources and tools that are needed in order for students to understand and apply their knowledge.
Providing motivation and monitoring their progress.
Actively supervising students with their academics Able to explain key problem surrounding the subject.
Showing…
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The most important things a tutor can do is provide academic help and listen to what their student needs and adapting to their style of learning. I am good at listening and understanding the needs of others and am able to explain concepts in a simple…
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Build a student confidence.
Give them clear and honest feedback.
Be a friend rather than a teacher
Trust in your student ability and motive them to always think about improvement. Ability to break concept into simple easy to understand steps
Help children develop a concept map or mind map at the end of each chapter.
Identify student…
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I consider the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to provide them with confidence regarding their own strengths and understandings in a subject. Making them aware that education is something that you expand on and that receiving help is a great opportunity. I am a very passionate and eager teacher/learner. I have extreme patience…
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I think that tutors need to be supportive of their students, which can only be achieved by creating trust with them. By getting to know students, their goals, their strengths and weaknesses, as well as their personalities and work styles, a tutor should aim to know a student so that the student is able to receive support from someone they know and…
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Be understanding
Be approaching
Build a friendship with the student
Be kind/ patient
Create a comfortable/ fun learning environment
See progress. Im very understanding as I grew up having tutors and struggling in school so I’ll be able to build that relationship immediately and that trust with whoever I…
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Give them the understanding and also the encouragement to succeed. Doing the work for the child isn't the way a child will learn. I have worked with children five years and younger for the last nine years, which gives me a leg up on how younger children might learn and how I can help those children. I have been working casually as a teacher in…
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To feel comfortable with asking the hard hitting questions and not feel like they are a burden or an embarrassment. A key aspect to learning is having a connection with the tutor that boosts their morale and learning confidence. To help a student master and really understand a topic and question rather than reproduce information onto an exam…
