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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁
The thing I enjoy most about tutoring is seeing genuine growth in students and knowing that I had some role to play in that because it is really fulfilling. I've worked with students on placement and have worked with family/family friends and seeing smiles on faces when activities get done is an awesome sight to see which makes me passionate and motivated to help more students.My Strengths as Tutor 💪
I think one of my strengths as a person but especially a tutor is the ability to be able to explain things in Layman's terms. At university, there are many lecturers and tutors who don't understand the importance of this skill and I can see that it disconnects not only me but the others in the class. I generally speak in ways that people can understand the message or lesson that I'm trying to get across and I have found that this really helps when I'm helping students in class or at home.Most important things I can do for a student 🏅
I consider the most important thing a tutor can offer a student is comfortability. Not only regarding the subject they are tutoring but also comfortability in speaking to a "person in power" and asking the "dumb questions". As a current university student, I encounter lots of peers who ask me questions that they are afraid to ask the coordinator due to fear of sounding stupid. I believe it is vital that a tutor establishes themselves as one that understands why these "dumb" questions are asked invites any questions about misunderstandings, no matter how obvious they may seem to the student.Tutoring students in 👦 👧
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About Red
Passionate and Experienced Tutor
This tutor brings a wealth of experience in both one-on-one and group educational settings. Having tutored over 50 students during a teaching placement, he has demonstrated an ability to connect with learners who are struggling and help them overcome their challenges. His background includes mentoring in various roles, ensuring he understands the nuances of different learning styles and how to tailor his approach for maximum impact.
Strong Academic Background in Maths and Economics
Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Commerce and Economics with impressive academic performance, this tutor combines his love for numbers with a deep understanding of economic principles. His initial studies in Secondary Education/Arts with a major in Mathematics underline his strong foundation in teaching maths, making him well-equipped to guide students through complex concepts with ease.
Energetic Communicator and Team Player
Known for his energetic personality and positive outlook, this tutor excels at creating an engaging learning environment. His extensive involvement in theatre and vocal groups highlights his excellent communication skills and ability to work collaboratively. These experiences have honed his ability to maintain high morale among students, encouraging them to stay motivated and enthusiastic about their studies.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
I think Ben remembers these concepts from last year really well and its just a matter of keeping consistent practice and not so much understanding which is awesome.
I think Ben remembers these concepts from last year really well and its just a matter of keeping consistent practice and not so much understanding which is awesome.
Unsure of anything that needs improvement from this lesson.
We have done extensive work on the unit circle throughout this year which will help a lot in the future years and I think Ben has a good grasp of it which is nice ...
We have done extensive work on the unit circle throughout this year which will help a lot in the future years and I think Ben has a good grasp of it which is nice to see.
I think I could tell Ben was a little tired of school work in this lesson which was totally understandable. I get tired of it too.
Ben seemed to pick up the concepts quickly which is nice. This will help significantly in the coming years. Keep it up though!
Ben seemed to pick up the concepts quickly which is nice. This will help significantly in the coming years. Keep it up though!
Ben told me that he was disappointed in his grades for his test last term. It's always unfortunate for this to occur, especially when its because of small errors rather than significant gaps in knowledge. It's important to learn from these mistakes now, and do better next time.
David had touched on percentages in the past and seemed to pick up the concept really well. Well done !
David had touched on percentages in the past and seemed to pick up the concept really well. Well done !
Sometimes David can forget to do binomial distribution (Foil method) which is totally understandable. Make sure to look out for the +/- signs!