What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁
I have a genuine passion for teaching and a desire to motivate students to reach their full potential. I love knowing that I am making a positive impact on the lives of my students, helping them to achieve their goals and build confidence in their abilities. Tutoring also provides me with an opportunity for continuous learning and growth. Through teaching others, I advance my own understanding of my teaching skills which greatly assist with obtaining my university degree.
My Strengths as Tutor 💪
I am very patient and understanding, willing to adapt my teaching style to accommodate the individual learning pace and needs of each student. I am also very flexible, capable of adjusting lesson plans and times to suit each student. I am highly organised, ensuring that lessons are well-planned and structured to maximise individual learning outcomes. I also provide constructive feedback and tasks to track progress and identify areas for improvement, helping students enhance their skills.
Most important things I can do for a student 🏅
I believe the most important things I can do for a student include offering consistent support and encouragement which can help their confidence and motivation, provide constructive feedback, identify their specific learning needs and adapt my teaching methods to help them, and encourage critical thinking and asking questions.
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About Alexandra
Passionate and Dedicated Educator
Alexandra is a dedicated third-year Bachelor of Primary Education student who has consistently demonstrated her passion for teaching. Her ongoing studies have equipped her with modern pedagogical techniques, ensuring she stays current with the best educational practices. She is committed to helping students understand complex concepts in both Maths and English, making learning an enjoyable experience.
Extensive Experience in Customer Service and Communication
With a solid background in various customer service roles, Alexandra excels at communicating effectively with people of all ages. Her ability to explain ideas clearly and patiently makes her an excellent tutor. These skills are further enhanced by her experience working in fast-paced environments where she developed strong organisational abilities and attention to detail—essential traits for managing tutoring sessions effectively.
Certified and Ready to Teach
Alexandra holds several certifications that bolster her qualifications as a tutor, including a Working with Children Check and multiple first aid courses. These credentials not only highlight her commitment to safety but also reassure parents that their children are in capable hands. Combined with her formal education, these certifications make Alexandra a reliable choice for parents seeking quality tutoring services for their children.
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Recent Tutoring Comments:
- she seems really confident with finding the circumference and diameter of a circle and is familiar with the formulas needed.
- she seems really confident with finding the circumference and diameter of a circle and is familiar with the formulas needed.
- got a bit confused when the diameter symbol was introduced (?)
- He timed at 5:53 with his multiplication grid which is a new record for him and a great step up from his original time!
- He timed at 5:53 with his multiplication grid which is a new record for him and a great step up from his original time!
- struggled a bit with recognising number patterns
- ultimately understood how to solve volume
- ultimately understood how to solve volume
- struggled a bit with multiplying numbers to find volume - found it a bit difficult to differentiate the volume formula from the area formula - sometimes got confused with exponents. for example, with 10^3 he would solve it as 10x3=30 rather than 10x10x10=1000
- improved again with his multiplication grid time with 5:47. (we have a goal of under 5 minutes)
- improved again with his multiplication grid time with 5:47. (we have a goal of under 5 minutes)
- he forgot how to find averages at first and it took a little bit to jog his memory but he ultimately remembered and caught on