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I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to be approachable and create a safe space for students to open up and ask questions about their topic, and to encourage them to ask any questions even if the questions seem meaningless, because it encourages the students to be proactive in their understanding of a subject, and…
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The hardest hump for a student to get over is laying the foundations and complete understanding of the basics to propel from. I believe that a more holistic approach to teaching and learning is far more valuable than running through endless practice questions. Making sure the student is not only capable of doing the basics but fully understands…
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Help Your Child Succeed in Maths
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I believe a good tutor should pose as a role mode and an inspiring figure which the students can look up to. Additionally, the tutor should be transparent and be open to every student's classroom needs and difficulties because each student is different and hence their approach to learning is diverse. I believe I can explain the difficult concepts…
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Having a growth mindset as a tutor in combination with the 7 C's are the most important qualities for a tutor. The 7 C's are: control (coming prepared for the lesson and having a plan), clarity (providing straightforward explanations and finding ways to clarify confusing concepts), conversation (engage and interact with students), care (wanting…
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A tutor should be able to walk on a student's level, in order to cater to their needs as everybody learns certain subjects in slightly different ways from each other. I am able to articulate concepts particularly well concerning Mathematics and Physics, so walking through some difficult concepts with students wouldn't be a…
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To my point of view, there are two most important thing that a tutor needs to do for a student. The first one is knowledge, because it it more useful if the tutor explains the problems and give only suggestions, directions to the student rather than just simply provide the student with the answer. That question will not appear exactly the same in…
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I feel one of the most important aspects of the role is definitely the building of confidence, encouraging students to take a leap even when unsure. I also feel that ensuring students don't feel ashamed or embarrassed if they do get things wrong. Creating a safe and fun environment is hugely important to ensure their sessions aren't seen as a…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is being patient and engaging. Students learn quicker when they are motivated by what they are learning. I am a native Spanish speaker from Colombia. I am a tertiary qualified international teacher and specialise in teaching children although I have experience teaching across all age groups . I…
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Hearing and understanding the student's struggles, and having the patience to accommodate and help them through.
Accommodating to them academically and emotionally.
Provides a strong support system and tailor the teaching style to match different types of students. In my experience with working with many different students from diverse…
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I consider the most important things a tutor can do for a student are fostering a deep understanding of the subject, building the student’s confidence, and developing critical thinking skills. A tutor should create a supportive learning environment, tailor their approach to the student’s needs, and encourage curiosity and independent…
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I think it's really important to make the subject seem relatable for the student, by doing this it helps them understand why they are learning it and how it can be useful for them in the future. I am passionate about maths and I think my passion is evident in tutoring. I am patient with students and find enjoyment from helping them make progress…
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Communication. If a tutor can solve a problem but can’t communicate how they solved it, the student will have difficulty. When solving problems, I will attempt different methods to find which method the student finds…
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The most important things for a tutor can do are understanding a student’s needs, building their confidence and making learning engaging while fostering independent thinking. I can explain the concepts in many different ways and I’m really adaptable in my teaching…
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The most important things are to allow for open communication and create environment in which the student feels comfortable to express what they are finding difficult. A tutor needs to be open to teaching something in a variety ways to allow for optimal learning. I am empathetic, patient and have a wide range of knowledge of active games and…
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Ensuring that each lesson is well understood by the student by delivering the lesson in a simple and easy-to-understand manner and listening to their questions. I usually end the session by asking some key-point questions and doing a quick recap of what was taught in the previous lesson in the next class. I always do my best to modify my teaching…
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I The most important thing I can do for a student is to help them achieve their future goals by teaching them the mathematical skills they need to get into university or allow them to get the jobs they want. Through the TAFE course I have gained a great understanding of the tutoring method and how to clearly explain ideas. Furthermore as I have…
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It’s essential to break down complex concepts into manageable parts and explain them in a way that makes sense to the student. Using analogies, visual aids, and real-world examples can be very effective.
Establishing a supportive and non-judgmental atmosphere where students feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes is vital for…
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Believe in the students abilities, I know from experience that if someone is rooting for you as a student, you are way more willing to learn! Through the years I’ve build the experience to explain concepts from the ground up. Being able to come up with short questions that test their insight. In addition I am very patient. I’ve tutored a wide…
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I believe that a tutor can bring out a sense of accomplishment and excitement that teachers in large classrooms can't. Tutors can guide students to answers without giving them away for free, and provide one-on-one attention which boosts confidence. I never provide the answer to questions, without first encouraging the students to learn and…
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Being a good support. Learning on your own is incredibly hard. Having someone to both verify your understanding and teach you new subjects is really helpful. I have good experience in advanced math and computer science. As an international student I can bring my home countries ideas and apply to courses…
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The tutor should identify the student learning style and try to improve it. They should teach students how to become independent learners. Also, the tutor should enhance the students' self-esteem and self-confidence so that the students believe in their learning abilities. I've got the chance to work with high school and university students, so I…
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I think the most important think a tutor can do for a student is to give them confidence in their own abilities. Schooling, especially ones centred around standardised exams, encourage students to master themselves in order to achieve standardised tasks; however, no part of the curriculum teaches them how to do this. I feel as though it is the…
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The most important part is to rework the relationship the child has with school work so that they can learn without it feeling like a negative I’m a professional presenter and being working in the family entertainment industry for 5 years. I also have experience with children with…
