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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? π
I enjoy being able to help those I tutor understand and find a love for mathematics just as I have. I also enjoy seeing those I tutor improve their grades and become proud of the grades they have achieved.My Strengths as Tutor πͺ
I am able to adapt my view of how to teach mathematics, meaning I can frame the same idea in multiple ways until my student understands. This is due to me not just memorizing formulas in school, but making them into my own.Most important things I can do for a student π
Ensuring to remember specific things about a student; the way they learn and how to keep them engaged as two examples. I also believe putting in effort to plan a lesson, especially for younger students, will help to make the most of their session.Tutoring students in π¦ π§
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About Emily
I can make maths fun!
With my experience of trying to entertain my younger sisters for hours on end whilst teaching them, I have learned how to cater to children who dislike math, and show them that math can be fun!
Leadership and Mentoring Experience That Translates to Tutoring
In her STEM leadership role, Emily helped organise academic activities and supported classmates who were struggling with coursework, often breaking down tricky concepts into step-by-step explanations. She has also been involved in a Social Justice Club, giving her a strong sense of empathy and fairness when working with younger students. This tutor brings the calm, organised approach of a student leader, combined with the patience to go over a topic several times until it truly βclicksβ for each learner.
Caring, Community-Minded Tutor Who Connects with Students
Emilyβs volunteer work, including supporting a Breakfast Club and representing her school at community networking events, shows that she genuinely enjoys helping others feel included and supported. She uses this same attitude in tutoring by creating a friendly, low-pressure space where students feel comfortable asking questions. Drawing on her own study routines and exam preparation strategies, she helps students set realistic goals, track their progress, and celebrate small wins, making learning maths more approachable and less stressful.
