What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁
I enjoy seeing students go from confused or unsure to confident. The best part is helping them understand something that once felt difficult, then watching them realise they can do it. I also enjoy building a good working relationship with students, where they feel supported and motivated to improve.
My Strengths as Tutor 💪
My strengths are explaining things clearly, keeping students engaged, and adjusting my approach to match how they learn. I’m organised and structured, but I also make sessions practical and interactive so students stay focused. I’m also patient and consistent, which helps students feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes as they learn.
Most important things I can do for a student 🏅
A tutor should make the student feel capable by building understanding, not just giving answers. The most important thing is to teach students how to think and solve problems independently, while also giving them confidence and structure. A good tutor also creates a supportive environment where students feel comfortable, respected, and motivated to keep improving.
Subjects Tutored 🎓
Exam Prep 📝
- Naplan tutoring
- WACE tutoring
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Recent Tutoring Comments:
Josset could understand discriminants well and now is familiar with the turning point form in quadratics and we did a few more exercises.
Josset could understand discriminants well and now is familiar with the turning point form in quadratics and we did a few more exercises.
Needs to improve in her factorizing and algebra of quadratic equations.
Today, as part of her unit outline, Josset worked on graphing quadratic equations. We learned how to graph quadratics and then applied these skills to an ...
Today, as part of her unit outline, Josset worked on graphing quadratic equations. We learned how to graph quadratics and then applied these skills to an application question. Josset continues to be an attentive and hardworking learner in class. It is always incredible to see how quickly she picks up new concepts—once something is explained, she is often able to immediately apply what she has learned to the next practice problem. She approaches her work with focus and a positive attitude, and it is wonderful to see her confidence and understanding continue to grow.
I have also attached this week’s homework sheet for Josset to complete. It includes practice on what we learned today, as well as revision of concepts we have covered previously. All of the question types on the sheet have already been taught and discussed in class, so she knows what to do and can use the homework as an opportunity to consolidate her understanding and build confidence through further practice.
She was very engaged in the lesson. By the end she has gained an understanding in how to draw quadratic/parabola graphs and answer questions.
She was very engaged in the lesson. By the end she has gained an understanding in how to draw quadratic/parabola graphs and answer questions.
Michelle is very intelligent girl. I believe she just needs to sleep at 10:30am and wake up at 6:00am to do 1 hour of maths daily before school. (I'm always happy to provide the maths problems if needed.) With it as a routine(as studying in afternoon can cause lack of motivation) she can go miles.
Josett has improved a lot. She can now solve more complex questions confidentially. I believe with allocating 1 hour a day to Algebra and Indices she can achieve an ...
Josett has improved a lot. She can now solve more complex questions confidentially. I believe with allocating 1 hour a day to Algebra and Indices she can achieve an A grade in her test. The progress is remarkable. For next week I'm going to move on to do algebra questions from year 11 methods as I believe her level is there now.
With continuous daily algebra questions, her confident will only grow. With the topic is really time dependent as more time spent will do better outside of lessons. But she understands everything taught perfectly and is doing great.