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Olivia

Economics Tutor Canterbury, NSW
The most important things a students can do for a student are catering the learning experience to individual student's learning needs, goals and ability; providing assistance with incorporate and improve literacy and numeracy skills in lesson activities. Designing learning sequences and lesson plans based on curriculum and assessment demands…
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Nathasia

Economics Tutor Hillsdale, NSW
Teach a student for knowledge and full grasp of concept instead of just memorising answers, scribbling out workings(for maths especially) without knowing the reason why just to get those straight As on paper. I believe a tutor's job is to expand students' horizon and opportunities beyond what books and the school offer. Another important thing a…
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Joel

Economics Tutor Hillsdale, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help them grasp/love a subject. I believe that without a genuine passion for a subject, a student can really struggle to proceed through it especially throughout the whole year. I think that if a tutor is able to help a student grasp/understand/love a subject, it can help them…
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Isabella

Economics Tutor Hillsdale, NSW
Understand what they are asking and assist in developing their understanding of a topic they don't have a strong knowledge of. I have excellent communication skills, the ability to relate to people from diverse backgrounds, also I am well presented, well spoken and…
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MAHIA

Economics Tutor Marrickville, NSW
I think I have answered it in the last question. Again it is all about answering students' questions and privide them their perfirmance feedback. As a tutor when I see my students improvement I always follow these strategies : Constructive feedback, encouraging, engaging and building relationship with the students, always be flexible and be…
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Aryan

Economics Tutor Taren Point, NSW
Help them build confidence in themselves and their abilities I think I am great at building a comfortable environment with new people in general (this would extend to my…
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Omar

Economics Tutor Ramsgate Beach, NSW
Guide students, and allow room for error in order to learn Patient,…
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Willard

Economics Tutor Carss Park, NSW
The benefit that distinguishes a tutor from a classroom teacher is how a tutor is able to tailor the learning experience such that each student is best fitted according to how they learn. This means the tutor adjusts to the student's pace, learning style, and knowledge gaps. Thus the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to properly…
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Gian

Economics Tutor Taren Point, NSW
The most important aspect of tutoring, besides providing students with better grades, is allowing them to feel comfortable when I am tutoring them. A logical concomitant of comfort is a better ability to learn and as a consequence better results. Thus, I place a great emphasis on understanding the idiosyncrasies of the student and allowing them to…
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Gavin

Economics Tutor South Hurstville, NSW
One of the most important things a tutor can do is to support the student providing them confidence to tackle the task in front of them. Second to this I think is to provide them a roadmap of how to deal with a situation where they don't know the answer or the approach to the question. Teaching that not knowing the answer to the question is ok and…
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Leo

Economics Tutor Carlton, NSW
I can enable students to develop the ability to be confident in themselves and their skills as wekk as be a role model and guiding figure. I like to keep things simple and easy to understand as that's how I learnt course content in high school. As I also struggled in my own studies at a point, I know too well the problems and setbacks students can…
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Julian

Economics Tutor Sylvania, NSW
- Making sure the student fully understands the method of solving a problem so that it can be applied to a range of other questions - Understanding areas of weakness and doing more practice in those areas as well as providing alternative ways of thinking about a problem The ability to relate to the students’ perspective, and the ability to…
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Matheus

Economics Tutor Carlton, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is teach a student not just how to solve problems or answer questions, but the mindset needed to succeed in approaching unknown questions. I have a high degree of communication and awareness- if I can see that a student is struggling with a particular idea, I am able effectively explain and clarify any areas…
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Jordan

Economics Tutor South Hurstville, NSW
Great question — and honestly, what matters most depends a bit on the student’s needs, but here are some core things that I think every great tutor should do: 1. Create a Safe, Supportive Space A tutor should make students feel comfortable asking any question without fear of judgment. Learning only happens when students feel safe to say,…
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Shreeyashi

Economics Tutor Allawah, NSW
When I tutor students, I tend not to follow the same pattern or process of learning for every kid. I believe tutor can play huge role in a student’s life when it comes to teaching them how to fish rather than serving the fish. The ability to remain calm and composed in any situation I think is my biggest strength. Having to deal with kids who…
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Matthew

Economics Tutor Allawah, NSW
To listen to the students' needs. Once you understand someone's problem, working with them to fix it is a lot easier, and this applies to education as well. Understanding leads to being able to provide a personalized learning experience for the student, ensuring they are more successful. Being approachable and accommodating are two of my biggest…
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Richard

Economics Tutor Allawah, NSW
Be passionate and confident with their students and be hardworking to allow them to strive Good communication, simplify concepts for my students to understand as I know the experiences of not understanding…
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Pradip

Economics Tutor Allawah, NSW
Initially, he/she must understand the background (educational / intellectual) of the student(s). Moreover, need to understand on where the student is struggling and what he/she wants to achieve. It will give a tutor a great perspective on when and how to start. Then, develop a lesson plan accordingly. Be the guide but not a helper of a student. It…
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Joyce Loksee

Economics Tutor Allawah, NSW
empower them for their life goal, and know why study is important. Students have to be proactive, tutor will not be always with you in your life, at some point of life, you need to be your own tutor. Instead of teaching them to learn from me, I am empowering them to develop self-learning skills. I am experienced and interactive. I tailor my…
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Dimitri

Economics Tutor Kangaroo Point, NSW
- Being patient and persistent with teaching students - Being creative and willing to explore different methods of teaching to ensure students learn in a way that suits them. - Maintaining a positive attitude towards students, remaining calm and supportive. I believe my strengths as a tutor include, being patient with students, being able to…
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Prikshita

Economics Tutor Miranda, NSW
In my opinion, a teacher must always be willing to learn those concepts for his students which they want to know. Also , a teacher must even provide them with some learning methods so that they can get grasp over any topic easily. Moreover, a teacher must always motivate a student and help him to think out of a box. Apart from that, teacher can…
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Alex

Economics Tutor Hurstville, NSW
Tutor's is not about teaching students the correct answer for a particular question. But more importantly, is to understand the weakness of the student and help them to avoid the barrel effect and hence the overall performance of the student is good. This is where tutor could add value. I am patient and I am good at using analogy. I am also good…
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Kenshi

Economics Tutor Caringbah, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to instill confidence and foster a growth mindset. Beyond imparting knowledge and academic skills, a tutor plays a critical role in nurturing a student's self-belief and belief in their own abilities. By providing encouragement, support, and positive reinforcement, a tutor can empower…

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Content Covered

Year 9 student covered solving for missing values in trigonometric functions (sine, cosine, tangent) and tackled real-world word problems involving trigonometry.

In Year 11 Chemistry, work focused on balancing chemical equations and calculating limiting reagents and unknown moles.

Meanwhile, a Year 12 student reviewed acids and bases with an emphasis on titrations, using step-by-step practice to reinforce concepts.

Recent Challenges

A recurring challenge in Year 10–11 mathematics has been incomplete revision between sessions; as one tutor put it, "I end up having to spend the next week covering what I went through the previous week." This cycle delays progress and leaves less time for new material before exams.

In Year 7 algebra, skipping written steps—especially with cross multiplication—meant errors crept in but weren't visible for correction.

For a Year 3 English task, homework was often misplaced or left unfinished, with work scattered across loose pages instead of kept in the provided booklet, making review and improvement harder.

Recent Achievements

One Sandringham tutor noticed a Year 11 student who previously struggled to stay focused now working through chemistry calculations—like titration and molar mass—on her own, even explaining her steps aloud without prompting.

A Year 8 boy, who used to rush homework with errors, surprised his tutor by redoing a NAPLAN quiz carefully and getting it all correct after missing questions the week before.

Meanwhile, in Year 3, Max—who often hesitated with spelling tests—spelled out all ten "-ai" and "-ay" words correctly for the first time, finishing the list independently and putting schoolwork first.

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 Sans Souci Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like The Scots College, Brighton Preparatory School.