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Maylands' tutors include a primary teaching specialist with a decade of classroom leadership, a Kumon teaching assistant, an award-winning PhD candidate and former university lecturer in maths and computing, several ATAR duxes and subject prize-winners, youth mentors, robotics instructors, and creative educators experienced in guiding students from early years to high school extension.

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Amirhossein

Physics Tutor Glendalough, WA
The most important things as a tutor include being an expert on the subject and being able to explain in detail without unneccesary complexity, ensuring that the student understands the content fully and ensuring that learning is enjoyable. My past tutoring experience and my great marks in Mathematics means that I posses the ability to effectively…
Lisa
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Lisa

Physics Tutor Como, WA
I think the most important thing is giving students learning and study strategies which they can apply across different subjects and learning areas. I believe this is the most useful information you can teach a student as this knowledge is what will allow them to become an independent learner, improve their academic marks across the board, and…
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Leopold
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Leopold

Physics Tutor Subiaco, WA
Make sure they understand key concepts not just getting questions correct, increasing results to an acceptable level so they can get some enjoyment out of improving their grades. My strengths are getting the best results out of all students no matter their difficulty. Also communication with students are very…
Sujal
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Sujal

Physics Tutor St James, WA
Most important thing for any tutor is to understand their student well. If they know the students quite well only then they could develop the educational materials and classes that caters the student's need. Next big thing is encouraging the students and help them maintain a positive attitude. Only if the student is motivated and have positive…
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Thu Ta Nay

Physics Tutor St James, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to look after their health and well-being and to set them on the right path, sharing them our personal experiences so that they would learn something from it and be a positive influence to them. My strengths as an tutor is the ability to connect with the student and the ability to associate…
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Allan Hua Heng

Physics Tutor St James, WA
Being a tutor, we can provide personalized attention in their learning progress, improve their grades, increase their motivation in learning, improve their self-esteem in learning, and encourage higher levels of learning. I would say I am a very determined and highly motivated person to students and myself. I do take my job seriously but I can see…
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Mrinal

Physics Tutor St James, WA
Make learning simple, Understanding the needs of every student and tailoring each session based on specific needs Encourage despite failure and be positive during the path of learning Understanding of the subject matter, Being a student I can understand a student's viewpoint, and making learning more interactive and fun using pragmatic…
David
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David

Physics Tutor St James, WA
Keep up to date with Curriculum and resource development and maintain technology competencies. Encourage a positive sense of self worth, modelling practices such as listening, life long learning, compassion, enthusiasm and care. Be sensitive to students experiencing personal, social or organisational problems. Integrate learning experiences…
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Arzaan

Physics Tutor St James, WA
Make their learning concepts easy to remember and understand I understand them and resolve their…
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Muhammad Anas

Physics Tutor St James, WA
The most important thing a tutor can do is be there for students at their bad times and not ridicule them. If a student has a bad time and cannot fully focus on studies, a tutor should help them and understand that its not the person but the situation that is leading to this. A tutor should go to the full extent to help the student get better at…
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Gautham

Physics Tutor St James, WA
Being a student myself, i literally have lots of doubts that i would really want to clear and get an idea of the topics that i feel might trouble me a bit, so i feel that, a tutor must posses always be available to solve and manage all the doubts that the student can ponder upon. I can clearly understand the mindset of students that i have taught…
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YUSUPH

Physics Tutor St James, WA
- makind sure that you provide the easiest to learn and toughest to forget methods of learning and problem solving - perfectly clear and simple learning techniques - creating a perfect and friendly relationship with…
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Md Tasin

Physics Tutor St James, WA
The most important thing a tutor can do is to teach my students the basics of the topics I'm teaching and also of course morality. My strength as a tutor is I can teach anyone from the…
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Yihang

Physics Tutor Wembley, WA
Firstly, providing a clear train of thought for the student is the most important thing. Second, cultivating logical thinking is vital in math for every student. Patience, enthusiastic and professional knowledge. I have a 4-year math background especially for calculus, linear algebra, probability theory and mathematical…
Brian
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Brian

Physics Tutor St James, WA
The most important responsibility of a tutor is to accurately identify a student's weaknesses and focus on addressing them in order to improve the student's academic performance as efficiently as possible. Furthermore, a tutor should be readily available when the student requires support. There is often a limited window before a student becomes…
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Benjamin

Physics Tutor Jolimont, WA
It is important for tutors to explain the concept in a way that gives the student true understanding rather than just a shortcut for test questions. This way the student can apply that knowledge to different situations. I've tutored my younger siblings throughout school so I'm good at working with kids who like to complain that it's too hard. I'm…
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Matthew

Physics Tutor Wembley, WA
I think one extremely important thing a tutor can do is to adapt their teaching to the individual needs and abilities of each student, and adapt themselves to the student, not force the student to adapt to them. This involves listening to the student and observing how they work and then responding to those things. Another extremely important thing…
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Joshua

Physics Tutor Como, WA
I believe the most important thing for a tutor to do is to keep the student engaged. Often students in tutoring are behind in work because they lose focus in a classroom or simply find it boring. Being able to hone a student's attention to the work will dramatically improve their chances of success. I can often work with different learning styles,…
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Armaan

Physics Tutor Bentley, WA
For me, the most important thing a tutor can provide a student is confidence. It is paramount that a tutor encourages the student to become intrinsically motivated to study and to cultivate a love for the subject, as this will allow the student to fully achieve their potential. Ensuring that a student has confidence and self belief can be just as…
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Alexej

Physics Tutor Crawley, WA
Motivate them to keep studying consistently, even outside of class tutoring hours. 90% of learing is made up of practice. I can quickly pick up on what style of tutoring works best for a student and adjust myself…
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Hoa

Physics Tutor Crawley, WA
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to believe in them. Often, students seek tutoring because they believe they cannot achieve their academic goals, and if that thought persists, it can hinder their ability to perform. Having someone who believes in them helps boost their morale significantly, making them more eager to…
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Huggins

Physics Tutor Crawley, WA
Confidence. A great tutor doesn't just teach the subject, they help the student believe they can master it. That shift in mindset is what drives real progress. One of my biggest strengths as a tutor is my ability to explain complex ideas in a simple, clear way. Because I'm studying mechanical engineering, I had to learn how to break down difficult…
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Yixing

Physics Tutor Queens Park, WA
1. Leading students to the correct direction of problem-solving by giving life-related examples. 2. Explaining concepts with understandable statements. 3. Gaining confidence through successes and achievements. I finished high school with 99% ATAR. And I achieved high distinction rewards twice in the Australian Maths Competition. I finished my…

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Content Covered

Year 8 student Sarah worked on simplifying algebraic expressions and solving equations for unknowns, using practice problems to strengthen confidence.

In Year 9, Daniel focused on converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages as well as finding the area of composite shapes by breaking them into parts.

For Year 10, Lily reviewed calculations involving box and whisker plots alongside key probability concepts, applying these skills to real data scenarios.

Recent Challenges

In Year 4 mathematics, one student became distracted during multi-step calculation tasks—by the final questions, focus drifted and errors increased, especially with addition and subtraction over ten.

"He skipped showing steps in algebra, which hid sign errors," a tutor noted for a Year 8 lesson: incomplete working meant mistakes went unnoticed until review.

In senior years (Year 10), homework was sometimes left unfinished when confusion arose; these unattempted problems limited exposure to essential problem-solving strategies.

Handwriting issues also emerged—misreading their own workings caused setbacks during geometry revision, leading to unnecessary frustration and wasted time searching for lost logic mid-task.

Recent Achievements

A Maylands tutor noticed a Year 11 student who used to avoid checking his answers now takes time to double-check clues and fix mistakes independently, showing real initiative during problem-solving.

In a recent high school session, another student who previously hesitated with algebraic equations made a breakthrough—speaking aloud their reasoning and picking up factorising much more quickly than before.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner who often lost focus was able to study for twenty minutes without complaint and converted tricky fractions accurately, finally finishing all assigned problems in one sitting 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 Maylands Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Bold Park Community School - Maylands.