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Tutors in Lynton include a Cambridge- and MIT-trained PhD educator with global university teaching experience, school duxes and ATAR 98–99 achievers, seasoned youth mentors, state academic award-winners, medical and science undergraduates, accomplished coaches and arts leaders—each bringing proven excellence and deep experience working with K–12 students in both academic and extracurricular settings.

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Rachel

Chemistry Tutor Marion, SA
Besides grades, I would say that a tutor is also essentially teaching the student life skills such as responsibility and perseverance. I had this unmotivated student. He wouldn't complete the homework that I had given him and often fell asleep in class. I started to find out the reason behind his behavior and I used it to my advantage, Over…
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Chiv Houng

Chemistry Tutor Parkside, SA
I believe support and encouragement are the most important elements that me as a tutor can help my students. Some students do not like to be pushed, and they need time for themselves as well, so supporting and encouraging them will direct them towards success. Some other students may experience difficulties in study (do not get a good result), so…
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Harish

Chemistry Tutor Unley, SA
By giving inputs required for a concept and asking him/her to do. Regular monitoring of his/her had to be done so that one can come to know the person is going in a right path or not. Motivating that person whenever he felts so discouraged. Knowledge Patience Willing to teach my best Open-minded Motivating…
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Lam Nhat Truong

Chemistry Tutor Sturt, SA
Be adaptable. Everyone learns differently and it is the tutor's job to be able to work with the different learning styles. I find that this is the most challenging to get the grasp of as it varies widely across all sorts of students, however, once a tutor learns how a student processes different problems and is able to cater their explanations;…
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Chongkai

Chemistry Tutor Glenunga, SA
To ensure that the students do comprehend everything that has been taught I am sensitive to observe the studying behavior thus I could create an unique study method for the…
Thomas
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Thomas

Chemistry Tutor Fullarton, SA
Tutors are expected to bolster student grades however this is not their true purpose, A tutor should help to develop students to not only achieve greater marks but also to have a greater understanding of the field they are being tutored in. This should extend beyond the tutoring time as the student develops the skills required to support…
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Duc Tuan Kiet

Chemistry Tutor Parkside, SA
Know your stuff. Always. As simple as it might sound, really bringing your students a reliable foundation of knowledge on the subject is always crucial. It doesn't mean that you ALWAYS have to know your stuff though, we are human, and human can sometimes afford not to know it all. This is when I would go on, do my research, and make sure the next…
Gauri
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Gauri

Chemistry Tutor Fullarton, SA
1. Making them believe in themselves. 2. Training and assisting them to achieve successive goals through proven teaching-learning methods and performance strategies. 3. Enhancoing their performance through consistent practice, feedback and tracking. 4.Empowering them with the comprehensive knowledge, skills and attitudes. In my opinion, my…
Skye
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Skye

Chemistry Tutor Glen Osmond, SA
The most important goal for a tutor is to spark students' interest in the subject. Tutoring is not only about assisting with a student's grade. I do believe, though, that every student should find out what they are enthusiastic about. Due to my dual language proficiency in English and Chinese as an international student, I have experience…
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Anika

Chemistry Tutor Forestville, SA
Inspire students to understand the importance and broader concepts within mathematics. Also translate the mathematics to a way a student can understand - perhaps look at it more graphically, or by using a real world example - and by breaking down a complex problem into simple, easy to understand parts. I think I have a very versatile…
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Samara

Chemistry Tutor Morphettville, SA
The most important is to be there and present when students are struggling. To be observe the weaknesses of each students and provide ways of improvement. Be compassionate and patient, ask students if they have understood that particular concept. I'm good listener, ensuring that students are comfortable to tell me when they are unaware of certain…
Joshua
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Joshua

Chemistry Tutor South Plympton, SA
Listen to them - as mentioned, good tutors will listen and understand what students are confused about, struggling with, or wanting to learn. Build rapport - Rapport is a crucial element in all learning, and a positive, professional relationship can help foster an environment in which learning is maximized. Give accurate information - It…
Prasad
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Prasad

Chemistry Tutor Kurralta Park, SA
The first and foremost thing a tutor should do is to create interest in the subject that is being taught. The reason is simple, when the student is interested in learning the subject, a teacher's job is a cakewalk. A teacher should make the student believe that subjects like maths are pretty easy and interesting to learn. This can be done by…
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Laura

Chemistry Tutor St Georges, SA
I believe that it is important for tutors to be passionate about teaching. This way, it is easier for the student to gain interest in the subject, which ultimately leads to better performance from the student as they are more motivated to study and learn. I also think that it is important for tutors to create a comfortable learning environment for…
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Sanat

Chemistry Tutor Ashford, SA
Enure the students understand the basic concepts of the subjects so that they can enjoy learning learning. Ability to relate the concepts with real life examples, which help the students assimilate the concepts…
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Priyankka

Chemistry Tutor Ashford, SA
The most important thing that a tutor can do is ensure that a student learns and doesn't hate a subject. I understand that grades are equally important my ensuring that the knowledge has reached the student is even more so important. Therefore, as a tutor I will ensure that the lessons are fun and exciting leaving the students more eager to…
Naftalis Daniella
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Naftalis Daniella

Chemistry Tutor North Plympton, SA
A tutor can improve one's overall understand of the subject, not just a specific understanding about a material. That is important because it is building the bigger picture of each subject in the long term. I am flexible in my teaching method, and I am able to adjust to each student depending on what they…
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Praharshitha

Chemistry Tutor Seacombe Gardens, SA
I think an essential thing a tutor can do for their student is be empathetic! Often, for teachers, its hard to understand what students are feeling, since school and lifestyle has changed from the time they were students to now (in a global pandemic). Therefore, being an tutor who displays empathy about understanding what its like being a student…
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Abida

Chemistry Tutor Kurralta Park, SA
Being there for the students, giving resources, showing various ways to approach a particular question so the students can choose their preferred way, providing clear knowledge without any gaps and being very communicative, plus friendly with the students to understand the best way they can learn and to understand their weakness. My strengths are…
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Sylvie

Chemistry Tutor Kurralta Park, SA
To listen to them and give them a chance to show their full potential. Also, to be energetic and full of enthusiasm as a child who is probably discouraged by the school a tutor who can give them the motivation they need will result in the student to succeed. My biggest strength as a tutor would be listening to what concepts the students don't…
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Angelina

Chemistry Tutor Glenside, SA
I believe it is important to understand the student's weaknesses and strengths before starting to teach them. I have come across a common problem with students, which is that they often jump straight into trying to solve a problem without fully understanding the theory/basics first. Hence, I try to first help them understand the basics then go…
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Parth

Chemistry Tutor Dulwich, SA
a. Individualized Approach: Tailor the tutoring sessions to suit the student's unique learning style, strengths, and weaknesses. b. Building Confidence: Help students believe in their abilities and instill a growth mindset to overcome challenges. c. Patience and Empathy: Be patient with the student's progress, understanding that everyone…
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Amrutha Varshini

Chemistry Tutor Glengowrie, SA
I believe that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is make them feel welcome and build their confidence by acknowledging their progress no matter how small it is. It is also crucial for a tutor to recognize that everyone learns differently and adapt their teaching styles accordingly. Having finished high school just about two…

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Year 6 student Raffy worked on identifying different triangles, finding unknown angles using the **angle sum of triangles**, and applying Pythagoras' theorem to solve for missing sides.

For Year 9, Lauren practised expanding and factorising algebraic expressions as well as tackling **linear and simultaneous equations** through guided problem sets.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Jack focused on trigonometry by solving for unknown sides and angles using **sine and cosine rules**, incorporating real-world worded problems into practice.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student's maths work was often difficult to follow due to messy, unclear layout; as one tutor observed, "some of his working out was written in a clumsy way, making it hard to understand."

In Year 11, ongoing technical issues and a lack of organization—such as forgetting to charge devices or gather materials before online sessions—meant lesson time was lost troubleshooting rather than learning.

A senior student also showed visible drops in motivation and confidence after missing lessons due to illness, leading her to rely more on tutor prompts instead of attempting questions independently.

Recent Achievements

One Lynton tutor recently noticed a big shift in a Year 10 student's approach: after struggling to see how algebra connected to real problems, she started using phrases from past lessons out loud and even told her tutor she "enjoys math" for the first time.

Meanwhile, a Year 8 student who used to wait passively now asks clarifying questions as soon as she feels unsure—something she never did before.

And with a younger student, there's been steady progress in independence; last week he completed most review questions independently, after months of needing constant prompting.

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 Clapham Primary School.