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Kriti

Economics Tutor Clyde, VIC
Patience is probably one of the most important characteristics of an economics tutor. Even if the students ask the most basic question, always demonstrate your patience. Also, tutors should encourage students to be the best they can, to reach their goals, to recognize their strengths, to focus on learning how to learn so that they will be…
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Chipsy

Economics Tutor Clyde, VIC
Teach students with mnemonic methods so that they remember the concepts for long period in their lives. Communicate and listen to the problems of students so that they can learn more. Communication, Handling the situations patiently and help the students whenever they require the…
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Roya

Economics Tutor Cranbourne East, VIC
I believe that a safe and welcoming learning environment is more important as it ensures a student will get the most out of their learning experience. If there is an environment which welcomes questions and challenging areas which an individual may be less comfortable with, it can assist one with reaching their full potential and making learning…
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Anushka

Economics Tutor Clyde North, VIC
In my opinion it is important to have to ability to maintain the interest of the student through out sessions. And this only does not apply during the sessions, it is crucial to make sure that the students have interest to attend the upcoming sessions. Not being able to create the interest the student has towards an economics tutors sessions, a…
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Negin

Economics Tutor Cranbourne North, VIC
As an economics tutor thing I would do for a student would be to first see there understanding of the topic and make sure make them comfortable with the whole topic issue and always check if they ok mentally which is very important I can explain something multiple times and it’s totally fine with me and each time I explain it in dept and not…
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Sana

Economics Tutor Cranbourne, VIC
Understanding them , encouraging students and appreciation Communication skill Understanding Being involve in studies…
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Varuni

Economics Tutor Narre Warren South, VIC
I believe that the most important things an economics tutor can do for a student are to provide personalized and effective guidance, foster a positive and supportive learning environment, and help the student develop the skills and confidence necessary to achieve their academic goals. This can involve creating individualized study plans, providing…
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Farhan

Economics Tutor Berwick, VIC
- Help them not only in their current studies but build and instill healthy study habits and work ethic for the future. - Being holistic and learning more about the student as I teach them, and being able to adapt as the student requires. I'm a very flexible teacher and not…
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Harrison

Economics Tutor Berwick, VIC
The most important thing an economics tutor can do for a student is to provide them confidence and reassurance that they are more than capable in what they are undergoing. Whether this may be through giving them your knowledge or talking them through other problem such as how to study ect. To entirely concentrate on how smart you are and your…
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Rajeshwari

Economics Tutor Clyde North, VIC
I think that the most important thing an economics tutor can do for a student is to understand what the student really wants to get out of each tutoring session. I think a tutor should be understand of the students needs and work with them in achieving the goal they have set for themselves. A tutor I think, should also ask the student if the…
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Himnish

Economics Tutor Clyde North, VIC
My role as a tutor is to get my student to where they WANT to be. I can only help them if they wish to be helped. However, I will reciprocate the effort of students that actually put in the work. My ability to understand and empathise with my students. Knowing when my students need a push or extra help. Being attentive to their needs and…
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Amritpal

Economics Tutor Cranbourne, VIC
Being patient with them, for students it’s easy for them to lose their confidence when they’re struggling, to keep believing in them and being patient and trusting them process can help them to build trust in them selves aswell. I think my ability to understand where the student is struggling and ability to see where the biggest challenge is…

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We are extremely happy with Thir And Jack is off to a great start and has shown early signs of improvement so we are very thankful for the assistance we have received.
Glenn, Clyde North

Inside ClydeTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Keerat focused on algebra by practising substitution and working through exercises on simultaneous equations using both substitution and elimination methods.

Year 9 student Mary revised linear relations, summarising key concepts for an upcoming test and drawing graphs to consolidate understanding.

Meanwhile, a Year 7 student worked on fractions—reviewing equivalence and practising addition and subtraction with different denominators—to strengthen foundational skills.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student showed a pattern of skipping written working in algebra and probability, as noted: "she had marked as correct but hadn't actually asked if it made sense or checked the answers carefully." This led to repeated errors going unnoticed until feedback was given, resulting in lost marks on tests.

In Year 7 maths, another student completed revision only for school requirements but left some assigned practice unfinished—extra English work took priority.

During essay writing in Year 9, informal structure persisted; despite reminders, arguments weren't clearly set up, making ideas harder to follow when drafting under time pressure.

Recent Achievements

A Clyde tutor noticed that a Year 9 student who used to wait for hints now brings her own questions to each session, having completed all her revision independently.

In senior maths, one student previously lost marks by skipping written steps but has started showing every part of her working, which led to fewer errors in her latest trigonometry set.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 learner who struggled with fractions last term surprised his tutor this week by quickly adding and simplifying fractions with different denominators—he even asked for some harder extension problems at the end of the lesson.

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 Cranbourne Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Clyde Primary School.