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I enjoy it when students enjoy themselves, either by reaching a sense of appreciation for a certain topic or idea, or when they're happy they know how to solve a problem, or are able to relate a certain concept to a different concept.My Strengths as Tutor πͺ
I have strong subject knowledge and the ability to explain concepts clearly and patiently. I also have three years of experience of tutoring, working 1-1 and with small classes both in person and remotely.Most important things I can do for a student π
I think the most important thing for a tutor to do is to help instil confidence in a student, by walking through problems step by step until the student reaches a sense of understanding, and of wanting to learn more, as well as having the confidence to ask questions and clarify their knowledge.Subjects Tutored π
About Sarah
Strong Academic Background
Sarah has shown academic exellence throughout her schooling with a record of outstanding achievements. She achieved the highest ATAR of her cohort and was awarded the title of College Dux, and ranked 1st in her cohort for Maths Extension 1, Maths Extension 2, and Physics. She has a very strong background in Mathematics, consistently ranking 1st in Maths out of her cohort from years 7 - 12 consecutively.
Experienced and Reliable Tutor
Sarah is an experienced and reliable tutor with over three years of experience supporting secondary and senior high school students. She works with students across a range of abilities and is known for her clear explanations and ability to break down complex concepts.
Committed to Student Success
Sarah is committed to helping students build confidence and achieve lasting academic success. She tailors her teaching to each studentβs needs and learning style, creating a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions. Her approach encourages understanding, confidence, and independent problem-solving skills.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
Revision of algebraic techniques Using multiple index laws in same problem
Revision of algebraic techniques Using multiple index laws in same problem
Handwriting to distinguish letters like q and number 9
- Gained confidence to read large numbers such such as 1,456,345
- Gained confidence to read large numbers such such as 1,456,345
- Silly mistakes when calculating perimeters
- reading comprehension and problem solving
- reading comprehension and problem solving
- layout of working out
- combining knowledge of fractions with algebra
- combining knowledge of fractions with algebra
- some silly mistakes with simplifying, always remembering to further simplify