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Rooty Hill's tutors include a PhD mathematics lecturer with over 10 years' experience, an HSC dux and maths competition winner, seasoned university teaching assistants, accomplished peer mentors and camp leaders, school subject awardees in science and English, as well as passionate private tutors with proven K–12 results across maths, English, and science.

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Saarthak

Physics Tutor Blacktown, NSW
Explain. If a tutor can explain a concept in a way a student can understand and then is able to remember it and be able to apply it, the tutor has succeeded in his role. Also being able to listen to students, as a tutor should be able to find small mistakes and correct them as questions require perfection to some degree to achieve maximum marks.…
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Andrew

Physics Tutor Colyton, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is to realise when a student actually understands a topic, or if they need more help. Too often students will say that they understand but they don't want to admit they still don't. The tutor should be able to break down a subject in multiple ways, and choose which way fits particular students' learning…
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Shane

Physics Tutor Blacktown, NSW
-Guiding a student to face the challenges in real life and balancing the academics with the extracurricular work. -Inculcating high expectations and firm targets. I'm flexible,friendly ,versatile and adaptable to the situation.Always high in the spirit and optimistic.More over i have Creative thinking skills to develop new programs and…
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Sulayman

Physics Tutor Marayong, NSW
Is to empathise with the student. Tell them that you know what it's like to be in their shoes, and put their minds at ease with your ability to translate your expertise to them. At the end of the day, the student wants to improve their confidence. Confidence can be built by gaining the students trust in your Mathematical or Physics ability. My…
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Kevin

Physics Tutor Blacktown, NSW
Student to trust you so they can learn from you. Efficiency and structured…
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RAMANDEEP

Physics Tutor Blacktown, NSW
Enlightening the life of students with care by helping them academics so that they can achieve success in their lives . It is needed to use different strategies to tech students and help them to understand the importance of concepts in real life Patience Motivation Different ways to teach concepts Understanding of concepts I am good with…
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Bhargav

Physics Tutor Quakers Hill, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be a positive role model, and be someone to look up to, someone who can be relied upon for any academic issue. I think the biggest problem is that students are afraid of being judged or scared of what tutors might think of them, and I believe that establishing that open honest…
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Milan

Physics Tutor Lalor Park, NSW
Understand student need's, provide personalised experience, set clear goals and objective , foster a positive guidance environment, As a tutor, i possess several strengths, such as knowledge and information, availability and accessibility, personalisation, patience and repetition, variety of teaching methods, quick…
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Mehakbir

Physics Tutor Schofields, NSW
A tutor's role goes beyond just imparting knowledge. They should build confidence and self-belief, create a personalized and supportive learning environment, and encourage active learning and critical thinking. Clear explanations, achievable goals, and constructive feedback are essential. A tutor should also foster independence, provide guidance…
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Pranav

Physics Tutor Kings Langley, NSW
Most important things a tutor can do are personalizing the learning, maximise students strength in a variety of topics, sharing their own HSC experiences which cures the anxiety of the student and most of all being patient with the student and explaining it to him as many times as he asks. I personally think patience is the most important as even…
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Kelvin

Physics Tutor Lalor Park, NSW
From my experiences and a tutor and a student, a tutor should never make their lesson feel daunting and uninviting. For example focusing only on heavy amounts of homework can be very off putting for a student. A tutor should be encouraging the student to enjoy the subject they are teaching, because the more enjoyable it is to the student the more…
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Tanish

Physics Tutor Lalor Park, NSW
I personally believe that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is be a role model and an educator. By this, the student is able to effectively learn and grow through encouragement and education, becoming better people - both academically and emotionally - for themselves and society. As mentioned in my resume, I believe that I have…
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Reshwan

Physics Tutor Lalor Park, NSW
To be there for them; sometimes, especially for younger students, high school can feel overwhelming with procrastination becoming predominant as the years go on; I would hope that I can always make time to assist them last second and never be one of the impermanent tutors. I also believe that changing mindsets will naturally cause positive effects…
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Yamini

Physics Tutor Parklea, NSW
In my perspective the best thing the tutor can do for the student is to understand the child completely, make a good bond with them and help them to learn infinite things. My strengths as a teacher are I understand the child by the face expressions, my teaching concept is pretty much strong and before teaching any child I make sure to plan the…
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Haraneesh

Physics Tutor Schofields, NSW
I feel a lot of people can teach but the most important thing a tutor can do is to motivate and reassure the student that they have the capability to achieve great results with hard work and that they should not give up with things get hard. I believe that I am good at breaking down complex topics to help struggling students understand the topic…
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Syed Abbas Hasan

Physics Tutor Claremont Meadows, NSW
I have always thought that a tutor's main objective is to inspire the student by showing the interesting sides of whatever is being taught. As a tutor, it's my objective to show mathematics is essentially a language in which relationships are translated to number which would otherwise be intangible and impossible to observe with the naked eye. By…
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Ashi

Physics Tutor Schofields, NSW
A tutor can train students to think, learn, and problem solving which are key skills in human learning, and especially significant in mathematical problem solving. As a Tutor I must determine what students already know about a subject, probe to identify and confront misconceptions, and plan ways to build the new knowledge on top of, and…
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Manavkumar

Physics Tutor The Ponds, NSW
Marks are important, but they’re not everything. What truly matters is the attitude you bring to learning and your willingness to grow. As a tutor, I focus on helping students develop confidence, resilience, and the skills they need to succeed—not just academically, but in life. Achieving a 95 ATAR at The Ponds High School showcased my ability…
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Mehakpreet

Physics Tutor The Ponds, NSW
The most important thing for a tutor is to not feed the student to information but to guide them as they learn. It's to teach the students how to learn independently and invoke within them a passion and a want for more learning and knowledge. To show students that studying is not a chore but a tool and a privilege that they can use. As a young…
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Ezma

Physics Tutor Marsden Park, NSW
I believe that the most important thing a tutor can do is to make a student understand the most difficult topics for him/her. every teacher impacts students differently it all comes down to how effectively you're able to explain concepts within the range of the student's surroundings. My ability to talk through their discomfort barriers and having…
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Sneha

Physics Tutor Glenwood, NSW
Some of the most important things a tutor can provide for a student in my opinion include; - Have patience - A fun attitude to help make the learning experience enjoyable and to further help understand the difficult concepts they may come across. - Willingness to sacrifice extra time if need be to ensure their student is completely satisfied…
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Gurveer

Physics Tutor Glenwood, NSW
Focus on his weaknesses and try to overcome them. I think it is really essential to maintain a genuine environment under which students an freely ask about their queries. So, most importantly, a tutor should build a genuine atmosphere of learning. I can easily be understood and my ways to explain things are great. In a teaching environment, it is…
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Kamil

Physics Tutor Tallawong, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do is help students believe in themselves. When students feel confident, they’re more open to learning and tackling challenges. A good tutor creates a space where students feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes without fear of judgment. It’s also about making lessons relatable and…

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Service was fantastic, friendly staff great communication skills would highly recommend
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Inside Rooty HillTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Caleb revised fractions, decimals, and percentages, focusing on applying these concepts through homework tasks.

Year 8 student Agazio wrapped up a Geography assignment with emphasis on formatting and rephrasing, then moved on to structuring his English assessment using detailed examples.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student worked through solving algebraic linear equations and practiced simultaneous solving methods in line with current classroom topics.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 Mathematics, a student relied heavily on calculators and avoided showing working out—this made it difficult to spot and correct errors. As noted, "He needs to reduce dependance on calculators when asked to show working out."

In Year 9 English, another student struggled with motivation and rarely explained her thought process, which left gaps in understanding during essay planning.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 learner was urged to write answers more clearly after messy columns led to mistakes in times tables.

The challenge of not slowing down or re-reading questions in NAPLAN practice left avoidable confusion unresolved.

Recent Achievements

One Rooty Hill tutor noticed a real shift in Ricky, a high school student who previously hesitated to attempt questions—he now takes initiative to solve problems himself, even back-checking his work independently.

Zariyah, also in high school, showed new adaptability by quickly engaging with online learning and making the most of lessons after time off.

In Year 3, Caleb's attitude improved markedly; after a long break, he jumped straight back into tasks he'd found uncomfortable before and asked for extra practice.

Last week, Amayah integrated English study into maths session without missing a beat.

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 Mt Druitt Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Rooty Hill Public School.