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Spring Gully's tutors include a Master of Teaching (Secondary) candidate specialising in maths and physics, an accomplished Chinese teacher with extensive experience across 27 regional schools, a university mathematics mentor, VCE subject dux and Olympiad awardees, school leadership role models, and inspiring STEM volunteers who've coached students in numeracy, literacy, and science.

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Physics Tutor Kennington, VIC
helping students realize that all their effort is going to pay off and there is a reason behind studying all these subjects and no one would benefit from working hard more than themselves. Explaining and teaching complicated subjects and break them down in a simple language. Using real world examples to demonstrate the application of different…
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Physics Tutor Flora Hill, VIC
I believe being patient and considerate of each student is the most important thing for a physics tutor to do because this will make the learning space better for the student. If the student feels like their tutor is genuinely caring for their education then they will give their best. I can gauge when a student is or isn't understanding a concept,…
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Naisha is very easy going - her and Jacinta seemed like they will work well together. Jacinta really liked her which is the most important thing.
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Inside Spring GullyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Zane worked on understanding the order of operations in maths and developing English comprehension by practising responses in full sentences.

In Year 8, Olivia tackled linear equations and explored how to write effective essay introductions for English.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Mia focused on solving trigonometry problems in maths and writing an analytical essay about the novel "Wonder," with attention to planning arguments clearly.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student was "easily flustered when learning new concepts," leading to missed steps in algebra and a reluctance to try unfamiliar problems.

In Year 7, homework was often incomplete or rushed; one tutor noted, "most addition homework was attempted as subtraction," showing how lack of checking and unclear working slowed progress.

Senior work in Years 11–12 revealed trouble locating past tests and following up on feedback, leaving gaps unaddressed before assessments.

Across grades, tiredness near term's end made it harder to focus, especially during multi-step maths questions—a pattern that left small errors unnoticed until review time.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Spring Gully noticed a Year 10 student who used to quietly muddle through difficult maths topics now openly speaks up when stuck, which has led to real progress—she recently recognised gaps in her understanding of worded problems and asked for clarification instead of guessing.

Meanwhile, a Year 8 student who struggled with remembering key algebra concepts is now recalling and applying skills from earlier lessons, especially when graphing functions.

In primary sessions, one younger learner proudly showed off a neatly organised homework folder for the first time and completed all spelling words without reminders.

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 Goldfields Library Corporation—or at your child's school (with permission), like Spring Gully Primary School.