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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁
What I enjoy most about tutoring is witnessing the tangible impact I have on my students’ academic growth and confidence. It is incredibly rewarding to see them progress and improve over time, knowing that my guidance is contributing to their development. I also appreciate the opportunity to build meaningful connections with each student. Every individual has unique strengths, and I find it fulfilling to help them recognize and leverage those strengths in their learning journey.My Strengths as Tutor 💪
One of my key strengths as a tutor is patience. I give students the opportunity to attempt solving problems on their own before stepping in with guidance. This approach encourages deeper understanding and helps them build confidence without feeling rushed or pressured. I am also highly attentive to each student's individual needs. If I notice that a student is struggling with a particular topic, I adapt my teaching methods accordingly and focus more on that area. I strive to find ways to motivate and support them so they can overcome challenges and stay engaged in their learning.Most important things I can do for a student 🏅
I believe the most important role of a tutor is to ensure that the student truly understands the concepts they are learning. While it's important to make tutoring sessions engaging and interactive, the ultimate goal is for the student to leave each session with a clearer understanding that supports their academic progress. To achieve this, it's essential to understand each student's unique needs and tailor the lessons to suit their individual learning style.Tutoring students in 👦 👧
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About Alicia En Min
Diverse Teaching and Tutoring Experience
Alicia brings a rich background in classroom management and individual tutoring, having worked directly with primary-aged students across various settings. She has managed classes from early to upper primary levels, designing hands-on activities and engaging lessons that cater to different learning styles. Alicia’s experience includes planning art lessons, integrating play-based learning such as “rainbow loom” activities, and supporting children’s development through creative approaches. Her practical involvement in both structured classroom environments and one-to-one reading programmes ensures she is adaptable to the unique needs of each child.
Strong Family Engagement and Communication Skills
This tutor values open communication with families, regularly updating parents on their child’s progress and development. Alicia has facilitated parent-child crafts to promote family bonding and is skilled at listening to both children’s ideas and parental feedback. Through her volunteer work leading reading initiatives, she has built strong relationships by pairing volunteers with children for consistent support—an approach that fosters trust and collaboration between home and tutor.
Innovative Programme Leadership and Resourcefulness
Alicia stands out for her leadership in educational initiatives, including running the Reading Odyssey programme where she coordinated logistics, matched mentors with students, and introduced technology-driven learning during remote sessions. She draws inspiration from online resources like Pinterest to design engaging lesson plans tailored to students’ interests while trialling new activities herself before introducing them in class. Her creativity not only makes learning enjoyable but also builds confidence in students as they tackle English or Maths challenges together.
