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Chaojun

Tutor Springfield, SA
I consider the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to make learning engaging and make student love the subject. Math formulas can sometimes seem boring, it's crucial for a tutor to interpret math in an interesting way. By doing so, students are more likely to develop a passion for math and experience the rewarding feeling that…
Mohit
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Mohit

Tutor Springfield, SA
A tutor should always be able to provide right solution and proper guidance among the students. Teachers know better but as a tutor you need to learn and provide them with different ways to solve or help them I am good in math's and the most important is having fun while learning makes the student learn better and perform well. As of me , I might…
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Polgahage Maheshi
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Polgahage Maheshi

Tutor St Marys, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are identifying the areas where the students lack and improving in that areas. Also the tutor should have the ability to make the subject interesting by using different teaching techniques. Understanding unique requirements for each child. Keeping the children interested in the…
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Damien

Tutor Aberfoyle Park, SA
Motivating a student is arguably even more important. Any assistance is meaningless if an individual doesn't have a desire to learn. Helping a student to understand what they want to learn and why is the thing I value above all as a teacher. I feel that I have a firm grasp on mathematics that would be useful to share with others. I have a desire…
Rashika
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Rashika

Tutor Bedford Park, SA
A tutor must be responsible as well as a good friend to the students so that every single child could trust on their tutor and share whatever they feel. I have a good control on children. i can be their mentor as well as friend. I always make children happy as much as I can. I was awarded as a best teacher for 3 consecutive years in my country.…
Mandy
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Mandy

Tutor Bedford Park, SA
Personally, I think it is important to boost students' confidence in their abilities by providing positive reinforcement and constructive feedback. Additionally, promote analytical thinking and problem-solving skills rather than just memorisation of facts. And finally, offer emotional support and encouragement, helping students manage stress and…
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chenzhen

Tutor St Marys, SA
Students' personalities diverse, tutor should break the conventional tutoring method. To seek for a better individual performance in the classroom, a customised tutoring method is favourably picked. Besides, cultivating students' passion and confidence will be another pivotal element in tutoring. Tutors should lift students' spirits up and make…
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Dornubari

Tutor Bedford Park, SA
First of all, a tutor needs to build the teacher-student relationship in order to build trust and comfort in the learning space. A tutor should never see a student as weak, but rather, should see a student as progressive. A tutor should encourage and properly guide the student to better comprehend concepts in the subject being taught. A tutor…
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Anirudh

Tutor St Marys, SA
Build a great relationship so the student doesn't hesitate to ask even the most easy question's. Build up a friendly environment where in the learning is not just a boring lecture but an interactive fun session. Great communication skills. Great/ friendly method of teaching. Exceptional understanding of Engineering drawing/ drafting. &3D part…
Jessica
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Jessica

Tutor Colonel Light Gardens, SA
I consider the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to provide encouragement and support, and to teach skills for problem solving, learning, and managing workloads. Subject-specific knowledge and skills are of course extremely important, but developing the confidence to try (and learn from mistakes) and the transferable skills…
Fredrick
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Fredrick

Tutor Bedford Park, SA
Patience, creative thinking, and knowledge of the subject matter My strength lies in my ability to explain complex concepts using the basic things surrounding us. Additionally, I excel in my patience with students and understanding their perspectives on…
Shreta
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Shreta

Tutor St Marys, SA
Important things a tutor can do for a student is firstly, learning about them. This means identifying their strengths and weaknesses to create a learning-style which is suitable for the student. As a tutor you should also improve a students studying style and work with them to achieve their best. Tutors should help students build their confidence…
Nitika
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Nitika

Tutor Colonel Light Gardens, SA
He can be as patient as possible and try to teach him in several small steps and not preferring opting for those bigger ones which utlimately helps him to enjoy the subject which must be the uptimate goal of any tutor. I believe i own awesome communication skills and have the potential of understanding the loopholes in learning any concept. I try…
Matthew
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Matthew

Tutor Bedford Park, SA
As a tutor, I could assist students to understand their subjects by motivating them involving an interactive class with students. When I went to tutoring, I had the best experience by having a very motivated, interactive and interesting tutor. I will try to become one of them though I'm still yet to gain formal experience of tutoring In addition,…
Piper
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Piper

Tutor Bedford Park, SA
To understand how they learn and the best way to explain cirten topics so that they can better understand the topic they are learning. A tutor is also an extra set of ears to lessen to students issues and an unbiased party to give advice. I like to think that I give simple and easy to understand explanations and can explain a concept in many…
Akash
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Akash

Tutor Flagstaff Hill, SA
- Make the learning content as interesting as possible - Teach in a manner that is as easy to understand as possible - Be a good role model overall for the student to learn from - Support the student through their academic journey - Help the student be independent As a tutor I believe that I have the ability to make a learning topic…
Arathy
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Arathy

Tutor Bedford Park, SA
I believe it is crucial for tutors to understand that every student is unique and has different learning journeys. Thus, tailoring your approach to meet the specific needs of the students by providing a variety of learning tools and strategies is key. Additionally, being able to be their support system and create an environment for them where they…
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Bolanle

Tutor St Marys, SA
1. Being patient and providing time for the student to think. 2. By focusing the session on learning aspect rather than correction. 3. Establish a classroom routine 4. Showing Empathy for Students 1) Energy: To establish a good relationship, the tutor must be an energetic person, someone with a lot of enthusiasm and human interactions. 2)…
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Bianca

Tutor Colonel Light Gardens, SA
Make the student feel safe is number one and to inspire a love for learning is the goal! Ensuring that the tutor presents them self in a way where the child is comfortable in your presence so they can learn and ask question is vital also. Knowing the child’s individual learning preferences and catering to this makes a huge difference also in the…
Luis
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Luis

Tutor Bedford Park, SA
The most important this that a tutor can do for a student, is to keep in mind that tutoring is not the same as giving a lecture. That needs to be reflected in the adaptation of the tutoring session to the individual student. This can be done by lowering or raising the level if needed, speeding up or slowing down, and providing precise feedback…
Hiruni Madusha Dasanayaka
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Hiruni Madusha Dasanayaka

Tutor Hawthorn, SA
In the end, a tutor's most valuable contributions to a student are stability, a personal connection, and academic direction. All of these things can completely change a young student's learning environment.  I am  ; a strong communicator, a good listener, adaptable, engaging with students, focusing on collaboration, empathetic , a lifelong…
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Anal Kanti

Tutor Bedford Park, SA
The most important thing for a tutor is to understand the weaknesses of a student, identify his/her areas of discomfort and find a suitable way for the student to digest. Being able to be a good friend of the student is also a rare quality every tutor should possess. I have 5+ years of experience tutoring students from various background. My good…
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Chenxi

Tutor Bedford Park, SA
One of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to spark their interest and imagination. When students are genuinely curious and engaged, learning becomes more meaningful and enjoyable. Beyond helping them understand content, a great tutor encourages students to think critically, ask questions, and explore ideas independently.…

Local Reviews

Griffith has been fantastic.
Samantha, Glenalta

Inside HawthorndeneTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Jamie focused on multiplication and division strategies, also practising worded problem solving using real-life money scenarios.

In Year 8, Sam worked through trigonometric equations and explored circular geometry concepts, using diagrams to visualise angle relationships within a circle.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Chloe reviewed applications of integration in calculus and tackled magnetic induction problems relevant to senior physics coursework.

Recent Challenges

Several senior students, such as those in Year 11 and 12 Physics and Methods, had not completed enough independent revision between sessions—one tutor observed, "Hadn't done much revision between our last two sessions so needs to get plenty done before his two tests."

In a recent proof-writing task for Year 10 Maths, missing the first steps led to confusion about which equations to use.

Meanwhile, a Year 8 student struggled to remember how she solved time conversion problems from one week to the next; retention faltered without consistent practice. This left her unsure during homework and slower when new questions appeared.

Recent Achievements

One Hawthorndene tutor noticed a Year 9 student who had previously hesitated to ask for help now openly explaining their approach to tricky maths problems, showing new willingness to talk through their thinking.

In Year 11 physics, a student made excellent progress with magnetic induction—after struggling last term, he's now able to explain core concepts without prompting.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 learner who once guessed at time questions is now taking her time to check which operation is needed before answering, and finished her last session by correctly solving all time problems on her own.

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