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Aidan

Legal Studies Tutor Regents Park, NSW
The tutor must create an environment of trust and respect to foster the tutor-tutee relationship. This in turn will make the student feel more accountable to the tutor to do well. My greatest strength is my communication. I make a concerted effort to collaborate with my students when developing their learning plans. A strong focus on goal setting…
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Martin

Legal Studies Tutor Chester Hill, NSW
Patience and motivation are the main elements that are important as a tutor. As tutoring may be an outside source of school that is not compulsory, it is important to be able to push the students to revise on their work and properly understand their content to a higher level. Tutors are to act patient and as a role model for their students,…
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Ryan

Legal Studies Tutor Homebush, NSW
I believe as a tutor, the most important thing is to pass on crucial skills. Tutoring lessons involve not only achieving the best academic results but also learn crucial skills that can be applied by the student in many aspects. I believe effective and open communication is a strength for me as a tutor. I can understand the needs of the student…
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Dana

Legal Studies Tutor Wentworth Point, NSW
Being patient, understanding and ensuring that the tutor is in no way condescending towards the student. Going above and beyond for students, as well as being able to connect with them on their level Throughout my degree, we've been taught how to relay information to various audiences. Being able to explain concepts age-appropriately is definitely…
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Amitoze

Legal Studies Tutor Parramatta, NSW
Teaching the content required within a particular subject is only the start of what a tutor can do for their student, but teaching them how to apply everything they have learned to not only the subject at hand but how they are tested within that subject. Since going through the HSC I have learned that some subjects teach content in a very…
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Daniel

Legal Studies Tutor Old Guildford, NSW
I consider the most important things tutor's have to offer students is insight and wisdom into effective ways of thinking that help them to deal with the current challenges that they are facing in their studies and sometimes in their life. I believe my greatest strength is my ability to perseverance to keep trying until I can find a way to connect…
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Sujan

Legal Studies Tutor Strathfield, NSW
Tutoring can be challenging, especially when it comes to motivating your learner. You see the potential they have, and they often hear about the potential they have, but they do not feel as though they got what it takes. Living in such a busy and demanding time can often make us feel the time constraints on everything we do and we expect our…
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Calvin

Legal Studies Tutor North Parramatta, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is entrenching in the student the right attitude and study habits, there is nothing more important than having the willingness to try harder after failure and studying effectively. Strenghs: strong communicator, patient, persistent, devoted Weaknesses: not much formal…
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werwer

Legal Studies Tutor Strathfield, NSW
As a tutor cannot take exams or do homework for the student, the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to have faith in the student's ability and assist the student in every way possible to ensure that the student has faith in their own ability to achieve their goals. Patience, passion and empathy. Patience as it takes time to…
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Garam

Legal Studies Tutor North Rocks, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is accepting that everyone has different capabilities and understanding that studying may be hard for others. Moreover, the studying environment and accessibility for some people may be harder than others, therefore, understanding that everyone can do well as long as they put in the…
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archie

Legal Studies Tutor Lansdowne, NSW
A tutor shoud be able to determine the relative strengths and weaknesses of the student and proceed to generate real results for the student. This helps the student develop confidence and progression. MY strengths are patience, persistence and extensive experience in tutoring. I also have a strong academic backgroud which helps in dealing with the…
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Martina

Legal Studies Tutor Mount Lewis, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is believe in the student. This along with teaching them the value of hard work is significant as it pushes a student to access their potential knowing that they are supported. The value of hard work is also an imperative that should be conveyed through the tutors lessons regardless of the content taught. I…
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Amelia

Legal Studies Tutor Carlingford, NSW
- Give them regular feedback and answer questions to help them improve and in turn grow their own confidence in their abilities - Engage, motivate and encourage the student in their studies so that they study because they want to not because they're forced to, this is especially important in establishing consistency in work and improvement As…
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Gabriel

Legal Studies Tutor Georges Hall, NSW
One important thing a tutor can do is clearly understand what a student wants with their tutor. For example, if a student already know concepts really well, a tutor should be able to identify this and spend more time on areas where a student may struggle. Furthermore, it is important to consider the student first and foremost. A tutor should be…
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Tracy

Legal Studies Tutor Fairfield, NSW
I believe a tutor can offer a student so much more that just knowledge; the encouragement of a tutor can unlock a student’s potential and lead them towards consistent success. Tutoring sessions can make a student feel heard and understood which is so important in a student’s journey through self discovery in their schooling years. As a tutor,…
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Eric

Legal Studies Tutor Greystanes, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student extend beyond imparting knowledge; it involves inspiring confidence, fostering a love for learning, and tailoring the educational experience to individual needs. A tutor should create a supportive environment where questions are encouraged, challenges are met with patience, and each student…
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Rida

Legal Studies Tutor Wiley Park, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do is build a student’s confidence in their own ability. It's not just about getting the right answer, but helping them understand how to approach problems and trust their thinking. When students feel supported and capable, they’re much more willing to engage and improve. I think one of my main…
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MD Rafin

Legal Studies Tutor Lakemba, NSW
Understanding the issues of a student. I believe that tutors should be able to understand why a student is struggling with something, and help them according to their strengths and weaknesses. A student won't be able to learn with advice that isn't applicable to them, because everyone's capability to learn isn't at the same level. Gaining a…
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Nic

Legal Studies Tutor Winston Hills, NSW
I think the most important thing for a tutor to do is to always be available to the students for any questions they may have, in and outside of the lesson. This is because I beleive that being afraid to ask questions is the biggest barrier to learning as this conversational aspect is crucial to understanding a concept entirely. Apart from that,…
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Shiyi (Clara)

Legal Studies Tutor Campsie, NSW
Give insight and experience to tackle questions and exam conditions Communication, Clarification, Organisation, detailed…
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Jayati

Legal Studies Tutor Girraween, NSW
I think the most important things a tutor can do is make their student feel like coming to their class and really being able to learn something. Its important for a child not to feel like going to tutoring is a chore and something they have to do but rather something they would want to do, in order to do better in their academics. I believe my…
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Feras

Legal Studies Tutor Campsie, NSW
I think it's a question of what a tutor can BE rather than do. I found in my experience that I always responded to teachers who were enthusiastic and portrayed a genuine care for the learning of the student. In a metaphorical sense, the tutor must think like a student in an empathetic way rather than merely be a one way stream of instruction. If a…

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Content Covered

Year 8 student Alex worked through algebraic expansion and simplification, including a brief introduction to factorisation.

For Year 9, Sarah focused on solving equations involving negative numbers and converting between improper fractions and mixed numbers, using worked examples for clarity.

Meanwhile, Year 5 student Ethan practised multiplication tables and tackled both short and long division problems to strengthen calculation speed and accuracy.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 Maths, one student repeatedly arrived late and struggled to remember parallel line rules even after several lessons; as noted, "late for 15 mins… confused about parallel lines rules after 3 lessons." This time lost meant homework was often completed during the session itself.

In a senior class (Year 12), another student did not complete assigned homework due to weekend commitments like camp and soccer, leading to in-session catch-up rather than new learning.

Meanwhile, a Year 10 student's over-reliance on mental calculations in algebra led to missed sign errors—"he skipped showing steps in algebra, which hid sign errors"—forcing them to retrace their logic under test conditions.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Auburn recently noticed Georgia, a high school student, clearly explaining significant figures back to the tutor after initially struggling with the topic—she even used a flipped learning approach to reinforce her understanding.

Another high school student began openly asking questions whenever confused instead of staying quiet; this shift meant he quickly fixed errors during exam review and completed 25% of his paper more accurately than before.

Meanwhile, Noah in Year 4 has started solving two-digit addition problems much faster and now consistently remembers to carry forward—a step he used to miss.

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 Auburn Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Alpha Omega Senior College, Queen Street Campus.