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Meera

Psychology Tutor Pendle Hill, NSW
I believe taking ample effort in preplanning lessons, thinking about the topic for different perspectives is vey important. The most important thing, I think is to stick with the student till they understand the topic and not race through the course plan. I think I am very creative in approaching problems. I can easily get into the mindset of the…
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Eesha

Psychology Tutor Lalor Park, NSW
I think the most important thing for a tutor is to understand what the student needs and work through those blocks with positive reinforcement. Some students have a hard time understanding concepts while others have no faith in themselves and struggle to retain information. I believe that the best thing a tutor can do for a student is to figure…
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Neathen

Psychology Tutor Rydalmere, NSW
To begin with, a tutor must encourage a student to do better and learn from previous mistakes. Getting upset/impatient with a student is only going to discourage the student and prevent him/her from reaching potential; and that's the opposite of the desired goal. In addition, confidence has to be built in a student; this way a student will be able…
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Misbah

Psychology Tutor Pennant Hills, NSW
A tutor should provide a safe space for the student, both academically and mentally. It is important that a tutor empathizes with the students and provide them vivid and interesting perspectives about the subjects which goes beyond school learning. Furthermore, it is needed that the tutor - student relationship be a team work, where the tutor is…
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Riva

Psychology Tutor Epping, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to inculcate self-discipline, curiosity and initiative. These characteristics will offer the student the necessary tools he / she needs to succeed in his / her academics in a manner that is more sustainable than mere "motivation." I am able to connect the topic with things that are relevant…
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Suhani

Psychology Tutor Baulkham Hills, NSW
From my experience as a tutor, I believe a tutor should be able to connect with a student and ensure that the student trusts them enough to ask any question. A tutor should be open to student input and feedback, to make sure they're getting the maximum benefit from tutoring. Moreover, in my opinion, it is essential that a tutor uses sophisticated…
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Alinah

Psychology Tutor North Rocks, NSW
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is enrich their learning experience so they can understand the importance of education, and the essential nature of honing their critical thinking skills. Tutoring should be taught to not be simply for academic success, but success as a communicator and thinker. I think I am…
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Narin

Psychology Tutor Parramatta, NSW
Few viable things which a tutor can do to help the students are: a) Deliver to them motivational thoughts and constantly encouraging them to do well. b) Critically thinking about any difficulty which might pose a hurdle in the pathway of student's learning and bring-forth ways to mitigate it. As a tutor, I believe to have the following…
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Mahima

Psychology Tutor Parramatta, NSW
Clear there concept so that student will never forget any Things from past . As a tutor it is very important to know that studnet should be clear with there concept and it is very to do hardwork to get success but with smart work in Fast moving world you have to be hard worker and Smart worker also. Explaining power and student can easily…
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Vineet

Psychology Tutor Parramatta, NSW
To provide education that reaches beyond just academics in a way that touches the students' hearts. A tutor can help students maximize their potential and at the same time learn something new. I am proud of my dedication as a tutor. I know I have great patience and empathy which are the two most important features of a good tutor. My strengths…
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Ragini

Psychology Tutor Rydalmere, NSW
Imparting knowledge and not just from the textbooks, I mean in general terms a bond between a tutor and a student is beautiful. A tutor can teach a lot of things to the student and a tutor can also learn and experience new things from a student. My strengths as a tutor would be that I have good leadership qualities. I have the patience required to…
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Sophia

Psychology Tutor Guildford West, NSW
The most important impact I would love to make for my student's are to let them know how highly important education is however I would want them to work to the best of their ability and not stress themselves out. Implementing different learning strategies for each individual based on their personalities and way of learning is highly essential as I…
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Eva

Psychology Tutor Auburn, NSW
Kevin Yunxiao
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Kevin Yunxiao

Psychology Tutor Eastwood, NSW
Show them that mistakes are a part of success (since some students see mistakes eg on test papers as a sign of hopelessness). Also, understanding the student's need and situation, this will give a better teacher-student interaction. Breaking down the concepts, ie giving examples that provide an explanation for the content Interpersonal and…
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Jessica

Psychology Tutor Pennant Hills, NSW
I believe the most important things in which a tutor can do for a student is to not only pass on their knowledge but to act as a positive influence for them to like the subject more or take more interest in studying particular subjects (so that they enjoy learning). I believe that my strengths as a tutor are that I genuinely enjoy teaching…
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Sophia

Psychology Tutor Cherrybrook, NSW
Be there for them! It’s important for tutors to be patient and kind to their students - give them the time they need to understand the material and be mindful of what works and doesn’t. Getting results is important, but building a rapport with the students is as crucial in helping them do better. Teaching is about inspiring and lending a…

Local Reviews

Our daughter is enjoying having someone (who isn't either of her parents, and has more patience than we do as well!) take her step by step through what she doesn't 'get' and then work out strategies that will help her understand what the question is asking and how to approach it.
Roisin, Winston Hills

Inside Winston HillsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 10 student Kent focused on solving simultaneous equations and revising trigonometry concepts, including working through bearing problems with diagrams.

Year 11 student Miles worked on factorisation techniques and deepened understanding of logarithms, using real-world word problems to reinforce concepts.

Meanwhile, another Year 10 student tackled coordinate geometry by practicing mid-point and distance formulas as well as plotting points on graphs for exam preparation.

Recent Challenges

A Year 7 student arrived without finishing several homework pages, making it difficult to identify which skills needed extra support.

In Year 11, "she didn't complete any homework from the exam booklet I created for her"—missing out on practice that could have boosted confidence before assessments.

One Year 5 learner struggled to set out multiplication working neatly, often omitting steps: as a tutor wrote, "needs to structure out work in a manner that ables others to understand progress."

Meanwhile, a Year 9 student kept forgetting formulas between lessons and had trouble applying them under timed conditions during class quizzes.

Recent Achievements

One Winston Hills tutor noticed a Year 11 student who previously rushed through algebra questions is now taking time to structure her working, which has led to fewer errors and better marks in class quizzes.

A Year 9 boy, who used to hesitate when stuck, is starting to ask the tutor clarifying questions instead of giving up—a real shift towards independent problem-solving.

In a recent Year 4 session, a student who often avoided homework arrived with it completed and could explain her methods out loud before tackling new material.

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 Baulkham Hills Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Winston Hills Public School.