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Jyothi Sahul

Economics Tutor Fremantle, WA
Give them time and explain concepts in their language. Students need a teacher who can understand their problem and explain it in a way they want , and I can just do that . Right there to the point. I can explain to the point and cover the gaps in their learning. Give them time and explain concepts in their language. Students need a teacher who…
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William

Economics Tutor Fremantle, WA
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Elizabeth
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Elizabeth

Economics Tutor Mosman Park, WA
The most important thing an economics tutor can do for a student is to develop the student's interest in and improve their attitude towards a subject. Furthermore, the tutor can equip the student with different strategies so they can work independently. I think my strengths lay in making the work engaging for the person by incorporating their…
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Timothy

Economics Tutor Mosman Park, WA
As stated in the previous section, I think the most important thing an economics tutor can do for a student is to listen. Although we are there to direct their study, there are a range of other things a student may face in their life. I'm not there just as an academic instructor, I also want to be able to relate to the person in front of me and…
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Connor

Economics Tutor Melville, WA
The most important thing an economics tutor can do is build a student confidence up in a subject so that they can perform to their greatest ability. They also need to provide resources and insight to help develop a students skills. I think my strengths are that I have clear communication which means I can get the lesson across clearly to a…
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Angus

Economics Tutor Peppermint Grove, WA
Teach a concept, ensure the student can understand it, and eventually get to the point where they can apply that concept to a question, without any help. As an economics tutor, I also have a duty of care to ensure a student can manage their workload, rather than worrying 24/7. My strengths as a tutor are my communication/people skills, my…
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Ruchie Mark

Economics Tutor Kardinya, WA
A tutor must build two things in a student: confidence and knowledge. A tutor develops confidence in a student by simplifying the learning process. Through tips and shortcuts, the student will confidently answer questions. The tutor also expands the student's knowledge by providing exposure to different learning materials. With these both, the…
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Christopher

Economics Tutor Dalkeith, WA
A tutor does not just teach a student a particular subject. I believe that the most important function of an economics tutor is to foster overall academic confidence in a student and to develop better study techniques/learning habits more generally. A good tutor can give a student motivation and techniques to achieve not only in the tutored…
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Grace

Economics Tutor Winthrop, WA
I consider some of the most important things an economics tutor can do for a student to be are; - Raising a student's overall confidence in schoolwork and specific subjects, - Increasing the student's engagement and enjoyment toward learning, - Assisting a student to raise their grades so as to feel that they have succeeded, - Increase a…
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Divyesh

Economics Tutor Murdoch, WA
The power of being non-judgmental. A tutor must understand that every student has different learning capabilities and focus more on students that find it difficult to grasp concepts without belittling them. I believe I have two strengths as a tutor- 1. I do not follow the status quo/ set pattern of teaching. I like to mix things up so that my…
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Suhrid Mahmood

Economics Tutor Nedlands, WA
One of the most important thing to do is to understand what the student needs. Through careful evaluation an economics tutor should identify the student's weakness and put more focus on that area. Another important thing is to always address their questions. Sometimes my students asked me questions which I did not know the answer to, so I looked…
Lucinda
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Lucinda

Economics Tutor North Fremantle, WA
A tutor's crucial role involves creating a personalised, supportive environment. Understanding each student's unique style helps tailor guidance and materials. Building confidence, breaking down complex concepts, and encouraging critical thinking are vital. Establishing trust, setting achievable goals, offering constructive feedback, and promoting…
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Matteo

Economics Tutor Palmyra, WA
The most important thing I could do for my students would be giving them confidence in themselves and their abilities to attempt any question rather than being intimidated and not even trying. To achieve this, I believe a positive, patient, and supportive relationship needs to be formed so the student is not afraid of failing. I believe failing to…
Jack
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Jack

Economics Tutor Mosman Park, WA
Give them the tools to succeed on their own. Patience and an ability to explain complex ideas…
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Enaara

Economics Tutor Samson, WA
A tutor must be able to deliver the contents of a subject clearly and be receptive to all doubts and concerns a student may have without being judgemental. I strongly value being an approachable person who can engage students and make learning an enjoyable experience. Having interests that lie in a range of fields including art and science, I am…
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Alexandra

Economics Tutor Winthrop, WA
It is important to be patient with a student; they won't always understand what is being taught and as an economics tutor you need to be able to explain something in a way that they will understand the concept. I think it's also crucial that the tutor is organised; arrives a few minutes early and knows what they will be going through and brings…
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Pearson

Economics Tutor Dalkeith, WA
Being supportive is very important. A tutor must give plenty of encouragement and support to a student at all times in order to help them achieve their best. A tutor is a role model to the student, and having that role should not be taken lightly. I am able to adapt my teaching style to suit different students, and present solutions to problems in…
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Callan

Economics Tutor Dalkeith, WA
I think that the best thing to do when tutoring is allow the students free rein when answering questions, as I have often found that almost all of their learning comes from when they make mistakes. I tend to try to give them only small nudges when getting them to complete a question, and reduce the amount of my interference over preceding…
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Kevin

Economics Tutor Applecross, WA
I think the most important thing an economics tutor can do for a student is to listen and understand the student's learning style and being able to adapt accordingly. Students often learn at a different pace from each other and a tutor should understand when to slow down, when to speed up, or when to adjust the teaching style to suit the student's…
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Pravin

Economics Tutor Murdoch, WA
Communicate with the student to find what areas challenge them most If there are assessments throughout the year, make a timeline to work on various topics (with some flexibility of course) Work through questions - the best way to find out where difficulties lie and where errors are being made is to practice, because practice makes…
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Muhammad

Economics Tutor Murdoch, WA
It is essential for student to understand rather than keep memorizing so the tutor needs to implement that and make sure that student will follow. Knokwledge Passion I love my…
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Chamali

Economics Tutor Swanbourne, WA
-Increase a student's confidence about a particular subject -Help a student to improve their grades -I have good communication skills -I am a very approachable person -I am a patient person -I am also very friendly and…
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Gurleen

Economics Tutor Applecross, WA
- Make the student feel comfortable - Help them as much as they need - Understanding what the student is struggling with I believe I am strong in areas of organising lessons as a tutor to ensure…

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Content Covered

Year 8 student Jessica revised the concept of powers and explored fractional and negative indices, using index laws to simplify expressions.

For Year 9, Ethan worked on understanding linear graphs and recapped operations with surds, also comparing rational and irrational numbers through real examples.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Maya practiced solving quadratics by finding turning points and applied quadratic models to worded problems, building confidence with step-by-step solutions.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student showed reluctance to admit gaps in understanding trigonometric functions, which led to hesitation when tackling unfamiliar problem types—she still has trouble a) admitting that she has a gap in her knowledge and b) understanding fundamentally what trig functions are and do.

In Year 7, confusion arose with homework on order of operations, as instructions weren't followed closely and backchecking was skipped.

A Year 5 student avoided writing out working for fraction word problems, instead relying on mental calculations; this sometimes resulted in correct answers but left the reasoning unclear and confidence low when errors appeared.

Recent Achievements

One Fremantle tutor noticed a real shift with a Year 10 student who previously hesitated to tackle worded fraction problems; now, once given a prompt, she confidently works them out and even reports feeling more at ease with percentages.

In Year 11, Saskia—who used to struggle with surds—has been practicing over the holidays and can now simplify surds and factorise monic quadratics using multiple methods without needing reminders.

Meanwhile, a younger student in Year 4 has started setting out her time-telling work neatly and is now able to solve most hour-and-minute questions independently, finishing all her clock exercises correctly this week.

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 City of Fremantle: Fremantle Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like All Saints' College - Adelaide Street Campus.