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Hamid

Legal Studies Tutor Minto, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do is address a students weakens and advise them on how they can improve upon that weakness. For me when I was a student the best thing the teacher could do was give my examples and tons of practice that’s the way I learnt and it worked for me. Working according to the student whatever works for them,…
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Mitchell

Legal Studies Tutor Casula, NSW
be able to encourage them to push and do more work My strengths are in the capacity to provide education and resources that will be able to boost the grade/knowledge of the individual…
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Chantelle

Legal Studies Tutor Leppington, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to respect their individual difficulties and remain dedicated to helping the student by believing in them. This will boost their confidence and build and enhance important learning which is vital on their journey to improvement and success. I believe my strengths as a tutor would be my…
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Adarsh

Legal Studies Tutor Ingleburn, NSW
Making the student understand the material in their own way as every student has a different thinking process I can simplify topics into easy to follow methods to allow students to understand I am open to different ways of thinking to collaborate with students I am pretty friendly and approachable if there are any questions that students want…
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Zaynab

Legal Studies Tutor Macquarie Fields, NSW
To listen and understand their concerns about their studies which will Help personalise the tutoring to that child That I can explain and clarify which will Help the kids understand further. As well as listening to their…
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Anmol

Legal Studies Tutor Macquarie Fields, NSW
I believe that a tutor’s most valuable skill is to align their teaching style and pace with the student’s level of understanding. This can be achieved via numerous techniques, although the most important is for a tutor to organise and deliver lessons that are tailor made to the student’s learning style. Personally, I strongly believe that as…
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Jannatul Ferdous

Legal Studies Tutor Minto, NSW
I believe sometime it may happen that the student may have some difficulties in understanding subject and also have difficulties in telling what they are not understanding. I think that listening and analysing student mind is most important. Also take the matter in a friendly to make that student comfortable I believe I have a very good…
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Azaan

Legal Studies Tutor Bardia, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do are to foster understanding, build the student’s confidence, and tailor their approach to meet the student’s individual needs. It's essential to provide guidance, encourage critical thinking, and create a supportive environment that motivates the student to reach their full potential. My strengths as a…
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Nishita

Legal Studies Tutor Bardia, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a students includes the tutor being able to be approachable in terms of the students having the comfort of reaching out to the tutor when they struggle to understand a concept, the tutor is able to simplify the concept in a concise easy understanding way and the tutor ensures there is maximum engagement…
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AKHILA

Legal Studies Tutor Edmondson Park, NSW
Just being there for them. It's not always about making sure they stay up to date with their homework. Students get burnt out as we do and it is important to show them kindness and attentiveness when they're feeling down and unmotivated. Communication, empathy, and my diligence in going out of my way to ensure that my students understand what…
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Eliano

Legal Studies Tutor Casula, NSW
Help them with any questions, always be there for them and set them up for success in the future Using my past experiences and helping others avoid…
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Alexander

Legal Studies Tutor Prestons, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make learning entertaining and memorable. As a recent HS graduate I understand the importance of active teaching rather than reading information off of a white board, thus I know that making information consumption digestible and memorable for students is incredibly important. As a recent…
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Daniel

Legal Studies Tutor Lurnea, NSW
Being able to give them the independence of trying a question and then spending a reasonable amount of time trying to solve it rather than only explaining for the full tutoring session. My strength would be pinpointing what the student doesn't understand and using analogies or using patterns from concepts they already understand to portray the…
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Krishneel

Legal Studies Tutor Prestons, NSW
The most important role of a tutor is the ability to communicate the content and knowledge required for the student in order to understand the content in question. They must be able to do this in a friendly and efficient manner, making sure that the student has a thorough understanding of the subject, without any doubts or significant questions.…
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Aishani

Legal Studies Tutor Prestons, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for the student is believe in the student and motivate the student to learn and achieve their maximum potential. This is then followed by providing knowledge and making sure that the student understands most of the content to be able to gain maximum understanding of the topics. My strengths as a tutor is…
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Samantha

Legal Studies Tutor Campbelltown, NSW
Providing them with support, whether through extra worksheets, extra workables such as manipulatives and ensuring that they understand different concepts. It is important to listen to the student as it can be tailored to their specific needs. And ensuring they are able to openly ask questions related to the subjects. - Listen to the student and…
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Jathan

Legal Studies Tutor Prestons, NSW
The most important thing a tutor could do for a student is to understand how that student thinks and how they interpret ideas. Doing this is fundamental in allowing the student to interpret ideas more efficiently. I think my strengths as a tutor is my ability to explain ideas to different people and simplify complex ideas. Furthermore I can adjust…
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Jake

Legal Studies Tutor Hammondville, NSW
Help the student understand theories and formulas in simple and easy to remember ways, while helping them to apply this knowledge to academic questions to help deepen their understanding of the concept. This in turn helps the student achieve their potential academically. I try my hardest to help the student understand complex ideas in simple and…

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Inside Long PointTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Zoe practised spelling with a set of new words and worked on her 2, 5, and 10 times tables for fluency.

For Year 9, Ali completed textbook exercises on surds and indices, tackling worksheets to reinforce algebraic manipulation skills.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Sarah focused on consumer arithmetic in maths by reviewing previous textbook work and applying concepts to practical scenarios like percentage discounts.

Recent Challenges

A Year 7 student showed hesitancy in trusting his own abilities during linear equations, as noted: "Needs to improve confidence and trust himself—he's smarter than he knows." This led to pauses before answering, even when the method was correct.

In Year 9 financial maths, forgetting formulas and memory triggers like SOH CAH TOA made it harder to start problems without notes.

A primary student working on times tables began with errors but improved after targeted practice—"Jake started off with a few mistakes on his times table."

Without regular revision or self-belief, these students lost momentum mid-task.

Recent Achievements

One Long Point tutor noticed a Year 10 student who used to second-guess herself with geometry now distinguishing between triangle types and calculating unknown angles on her own, even double-checking her work without prompting.

Another recent session saw a Year 8 student who previously left history assignments incomplete now finishing tasks in one sitting and actively searching for extra articles to deepen his understanding.

For a younger win, a Year 2 student who struggled with spelling at first proudly got 5 out of 5 words correct this week, reading each word aloud confidently before writing them down.

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 Glenquarie Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Macquarie Fields High School.