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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁
The rewarding feeling from seeing students' results and growing self-confidence is something I enjoy from tutoring.My Strengths as Tutor 💪
Tailoring my approach to different learning styles and finding other solutions to an answer that works for the students is a strength I take pride in. Active listening such as asking open ended questions and understanding their learning in their perspective is another strength I have.Most important things I can do for a student 🏅
Being patient with them and creating a supportive environment is important for students' learning. Motivating students also encourages their self-discipline in learning, making it a crucial part of being a tutor.Tutoring students in 👦 👧
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About Maeve
Experienced Support for Diverse Learners
Maeve is an experienced education support worker who spends her days helping students stay engaged, understand instructions, and build confidence in both the classroom and playground. She regularly works oneonone with children who have behavioural and learning needs, breaking tasks into manageable steps and celebrating small wins. This tutor is used to supporting social skills, play skills, and selfcare alongside academic work, so she can gently guide students who are anxious, easily distracted, or who need a bit of extra patience to thrive.
Focused Maths and English Guidance
Through her role as a learning enrichment officer, Maeve supports primary and high school students with targeted maths and English help, including afterschool group maths sessions. She has also provided onetoone maths tutoring for a Year 9 student, setting clear goals, tracking progress, and keeping parents updated. Maeve explains concepts in simple, stepbystep language and uses worked examples and practice questions to make sure students truly understand, not just memorise, what they are learning.
Speech Pathology Student with a Communication Edge
Maeve is studying Speech Pathology, giving her a strong foundation in how children learn language and how to communicate clearly. She draws on this knowledge to check for understanding, adjust the way she phrases questions, and build vocabulary while working through English and worded maths problems. Known for being organised and reliable, this tutor prepares resources in advance and adapts them to each child’s interests—whether that is sport, gaming, or stories—so sessions feel engaging, structured, and tailored to the student in front of her.
