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Amitava

Info Processing Tutor Heathpool, SA
To gain confidence in them and make them more methodical and improve their exam strategy and psychological approach. I can feel the wavelength of every student quickly and befit my style of teaching…
Derrick
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Derrick

Info Processing Tutor Kensington, SA
For me the most important thing a tutor can do is to guide the student in such a way that at the end of it, the student is able to lead by himself in the direction he was originally intended to go. It is similar to the lines of giving a man a fish to teaching him to fish. The tutor has to ignite the spark of interest in the student so that the…
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Patrick

Info Processing Tutor Beulah Park, SA
Being patient, listening, and getting the student to learn by doing practical examples, instead of just talking at them. Understanding that learning something properly takes time & practice. And making the experience as casual and enjoyable as possible. I am a clear communicator, I enjoy listening to other people, and I am good at putting myself…
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Mostafa Didar

Info Processing Tutor Norwood, SA
Besides helping them understand and learn a topic, the tutor should also help the student master the topic through mastery learning. Mastery learning is a way of designing units of work so that each set of tasks focuses on a particular learning objective and students must master a task to move onto the next one. The tutor should also help the…
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Bijoy

Info Processing Tutor Frewville, SA
The most important thing for a tutor is to engage with the student in a way different than their teachers at school. Tutor should emotionally understand the student first. It is not just about teaching the subject, it's also about understanding the nature of your student. I engage with my audience and make them feel comfortable to interact with…
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Aashi

Info Processing Tutor Firle, SA
The most important thing a tutor must do is to assess the student's answer and provide feedback, as that really helps them learn from their mistakes. Equally integral is, taking a doubt session as solving the doubts of the student not only improves learning but also develops a sense of confidence in the student about the subject, which develops a…
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Anal Kanti

Info Processing Tutor Fullarton, 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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Nikhil

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
A tutor can listen, understand and be patient with the student. Knowing the pain point and difficulties, design a personalized plan and method that student can understand. Taking a honest feed back and free communication. Give confidence and knowledge that motivate the student to utilize its full potential. I am able to blend with kids, I…
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Pranav

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
A good tutor needs to understand the student's needs and areas of weakness and work on them. A tutor can engage more in helping the student understand specific concepts and make the environment of teaching interesting. The teaching environment can be made interesting by giving the students a reason to learn the concepts and showing real-world…
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Rajeswari

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
A tutor can make a student curious and this curiosity makes the student knowledgable.Learning should not be a hard task.It should be a fun experience and a pathway to self reflection. I am a good educator and i like to teach people because i love sharing my…
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Md

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
Be patient and find a way to teach that ignited interest in the student for the subject. Ability to understand the learning pace of a…
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Achint

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
I think a tutor should be able to tell if their student understands something or not, often they don't say it outright and asking them directly might not get them to admit it. So by asking them to solve a question that indirectly uses the concept might help us figure out if they're having trouble or not. Students should also feel comfortable with…
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Sachin Kumar

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
Like I said, patience and comfortable environment created between the tutor and the student. Rest all can be taken care of by referring to the respective books and study materials. Interactive studies make students remember and understand topics really well. If a tutor can help the student to enjoy the subjects, then it becomes an activity which…
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Nadia

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
Teaching a methodology in such a way that the student only has to follow the steps to solve a problem. Understand the body language and some sounds that students do when they understand something or when they do not understand. It is possible that students do not tell me but I can realize that. I think it is important to be organized because the…
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Cassie

Info Processing Tutor Payneham, SA
Try to make them feel confident in themselves and build intuition. Maths is hard and it is easy to feel discouraged; so being able to boost morale and keep them going is important in them being successful. I really do try to be engaging; I try to speak to students as an equal. I think talking to them as regular people and have regular…
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Kshitij

Info Processing Tutor Adelaide, SA
1. Understand the expectations of the tutor from the student. 2. Ensure that the tutoring session is interesting and invokes curiosity. 3. Help the student master the concept through thorough discussions and doubt clarifications. 4. Periodically review previous sessions. Academic Exposure - Completed my bachelors and post graduation courses…
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Francheska Alizah

Info Processing Tutor Adelaide, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to teach them on how to enjoy learning and balance life. My strengths is I am the kind of person who is outgoing and easy to be with. That's why any age of children can engage with…
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Mythri

Info Processing Tutor Adelaide, SA
1. Assess and understand the current strengths and areas of difficulty of the student. 2. Set up a time table (plan) which agrees with the student's schedule. 3. Cover and revise the core concepts which are pre-requisites for the understanding of the current curriculum. 4. Work through the lessons one-by-one and test understanding through…
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Pavithra

Info Processing Tutor Walkerville, SA
I think being a good listener and being patient are the most important things a tutor can do for the students. Because a teacher needs to be patient enough to handle the students and first, need to listen to them. My communication skills, and understanding of the emotional world of children–especially at the elementary level, are my greatest…
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DIA

Info Processing Tutor Adelaide, SA
Be an example. Be relaxed, and make the student enjoy the subject without feeling like education is be all end all. Knowledge and grades are only a means to an end, a tutor should make sure the students understand that. I can relate and communicate with students. I understand where they are coming from and what they are trying to…
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Vaishnavi

Info Processing Tutor Adelaide, SA
The major thing a tutor can do for a student is by boost their confidence, having transparency, giving effective feedbacks, solving doubts at anytime asked and develop different skills. I can work patiently and communicate effectively with all age groups. I posses subject knowledge and have strong problem solving…
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Mrunmayee

Info Processing Tutor Adelaide, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do is not to flaunt their own brainpower like a flashy superhero cape. Instead, it’s about helping students discover their own hidden superpowers and showing them how to wield these talents for their own success. Think of it like being a treasure map that leads them to their own buried gems—helping them…
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Aakash

Info Processing Tutor Medindie Gardens, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be compassionate and assess their situation and help them navigate through the problems they are facing. Secondly, I'd say is to impart knowledge to the student as this is his/her base and thus it needs to be strengthened and help them realize their dreams and guide them to it. One of my…

Local Reviews

The tutoring was fantastic. Izzy really enjoyed working with Maitreyee and feels fairly confident about how her test went (she even rang and said she would have been lost without the tutoring).
Leanne, Adelaide

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Content Covered

Year 8 student Armando worked through solving **simultaneous equations** and applying geometry skills to perimeter and area problems.

For Year 11, Sarah focused on bivariate statistics by analysing **line of best fit**, calculating least squares regression, and interpreting interpolation and extrapolation using her calculator.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Tom reviewed **exponential regression** for a bivariate statistics assignment and practised financial modelling with real-life examples such as loan calculations and offset accounts.

Recent Challenges

In Year 10, one student's written working in matrix calculations was often hard to follow—labels and steps were missing, making it easy to miscopy numbers.

For a Year 11 assignment, uncertainty about task requirements led to confusion: "he agreed to check/clarify with his teacher," but the delay slowed progress.

Meanwhile, a Year 12 student preparing for exams relied heavily on calculator graphs without always adjusting scales or double-checking results; this meant errors sometimes went unnoticed until revision.

Across all years, moments of low confidence after setbacks have led some students to avoid unfamiliar problem types during independent practice.

Recent Achievements

One Heathpool tutor noticed that Armando, a high school student, recently bounced back after missing lessons due to illness by arranging extra meetings with his teacher and showing strong understanding in statistics and financial concepts—he even scored a B+ on two practice exams and could pinpoint areas for further improvement himself.

Another high schooler, Alia, who used to hesitate at the start of new problems, now attempts all worksheets independently before seeking help and has kept organised summaries for each topic; she achieved 87% in her last test.

In Year 7, one student confidently plotted graphs independently of linear relationships without guidance for the first time.

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 Burnside Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Marryatville High School.