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Rachael

Maths Tutor in Gregory Hills and Smeaton Grange

Tutoring in Gregory Hills and Smeaton Grange and other surrounding suburbs Smeaton Grange, Currans Hill, Kearns, Harrington Park, Eschol Park

1300 312 354

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Rachael Maths Tutor in Gregory Hills and Smeaton Grange

Tutoring in Gregory Hills and Smeaton Grange and other surrounding suburbs Smeaton Grange, Currans Hill, Kearns, Harrington Park, Eschol Park

What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁

When I was previously a tutor for two years, my favourite thing was after having just completed a session with a student, I felt as though I had made a difference! In the long run I loved developing a professional relationship with my students where they could feel comfortable with my style of teaching, and form an excited approach to learning! I also loved receiving feedback from parents that they noticed a real difference from not only their child’s grades but also their approach to studying.

My Strengths as Tutor 💪

I feel that a quality that makes me stand out are my interpersonal skills with children, especially primary school aged children. I think that my demeanour is casual and friendly (in a fully professional and responsible way) so that the students feel at ease to learn. I explain concepts in a firm but gentle way, and when mistakes are made I assure that’s it’s no trouble at all, but show them the best way to make corrections.

Most important things I can do for a student 🏅

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 teacher! Learning shouldn’t be a punishment but rather an area for academic flourishment.