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George

Physics Tutor Waterloo Corner, SA
I consider the most important thing as a physics tutor is the success of my student academically through personalised lessons. I feel an obligation to ensure that my students pass or exceed in the topics they bring to the lessons and aim to empower them to create independent learners. I would say my strengths are being able to break down complex…
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Hanny

Physics Tutor Burton, SA
In my opinion, as a physics tutor, it is very important to cherish the students as they progressed, acknowledging their work and encourage them to try to do with their full potential. Besides, it is important to have an understanding of their best way of learning, and encourage them to question in their learning. Furthermore, awareness of their…
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Muzammil

Physics Tutor Salisbury North, SA
The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is finding a way of teaching that works for the specific student, while also making learning enjoyable and engaging. This will ensure that they have an optimal learning environment. I think my strengths as a tutor are that I can relate to many of the students and I like to think that I…
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MARY FRITZIE

Physics Tutor Salisbury North, SA
Sometimes a student needs more than just a physics tutor who can teach him or her difficult contents; they also need someone who can provide them with encouragement and support so they can start believing in their own skills. A tutor can come up with millions of strategies to apply in order to deliver a lesson, but it'll be worthless if you don't…
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Lachlan

Physics Tutor Paralowie, SA
I think the most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is identify and act on the students gaps of knowledge. This is because information is available to the student in the form of teachers and unlimited online resources. A tutor's differentiatory use then becomes identifying a students gap of knowledge and assisting in weak areas…
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Bimal

Physics Tutor Paralowie, SA
The most important things a physics tutor can do for their students are: • making a better environment for the students where they can learn things in better way. My strengths as tutor: • I enjoyed teaching which helps me to make my students understand better. • I always find easy way for my students to solve the…
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Mohshin khan

Physics Tutor Paralowie, SA
Being willing to adjust techniques and approaches to meet the learning styles of the student. Be patient and a good listener. Be professional and willing to share own experience. To collaborate and teach the student how to learn Dedication and passion. Understanding the student - that is how they are learning. Satisfaction - i am not…
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Chris

Physics Tutor Salisbury North, SA
Being patient with them as they may take time to clearly understand certain topics and can have many doubts. Using engaging methods that promote active participation of the student in the learning process. Deep understanding of the subject, which will help me present the topics in a simple manner. Aware of the different abilities each child has,…
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Modupe

Physics Tutor Elizabeth South, SA
Be patient with the student and go at the student pace/level of assimilation. Impacting knowledge using the simple logic the students can quickly relate with and…
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Stalin

Physics Tutor Parafield Gardens, SA
Constantly checking up on them. Not in just terms of their learning (granted, it is very important) but also how they are feeling about the study and the method of teaching. I believe everyone can be taught any concept, but everyone has a different learning style and a physics tutor that can identify this for the student and teach them…
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Jenitha

Physics Tutor Salisbury, SA
Making student to overcome their weakness. Helping students to move forward with their skills which is truly fulfilling. Building confidence within students. Major role is to teach students how to learn and build self confidence. Always show them the patience when any doubts are raised. Always motivate them to reach their goal. * Making…
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Adekunle

Physics Tutor Salisbury, SA
The most important things a physics tutor can do for a student include fostering a supportive and encouraging learning environment, building a strong rapport, and personalizing instruction to meet individual needs. Creating a safe space where students feel comfortable asking questions and expressing their struggles is essential for their…
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Arifuzzaman

Physics Tutor Salisbury, SA
A good teacher can make a student confident in life, show him the right path of success. A teacher can teach him to be honest, flexible, patient, a good listener, a collaborator and confident in life. I believe the following strength I have as a teacher: • Technical skills. • Creativity. • Empathy or…
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Swati

Physics Tutor Green Fields, SA
A tutor can change the mind of student regarding the difficult subject by chnaging the way of teaching. Depending on the understanding level of student a physics tutor should seek different methods to help the student so that they find the subject more interesting. My explaning technique and my way of teaching. i like to teaxh student from their…
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Abhishek

Physics Tutor Parafield Gardens, SA
A tutor's role in a student's life is very crucial. It isn't just about comprehensive explanations of the subject, but also about being a positive influence in their lives. From building confidence to providing feedback and personalised guidance, from fostering critical reasoning to promoting effective study strategies, from creating an enjoyable…
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Kyan

Physics Tutor Direk, SA
Inspire, encourage, and instill self belief I believe my strengths lie in report writing and physics. Also my relatability with students particularly those in the higher levels experiencing more stress and aid my teaching…
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Mehar

Physics Tutor Direk, SA
I believe the most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to give them the confidence to never stop trying to learn despite few low moments. I personally, encourage students to ask even the most basic questions which come across their mind and to never feel ashamed of wanting to learn more or being curious. In my opinion,…
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Aaliyah

Physics Tutor Paralowie, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do is guide a student, giving them the confidence and belief in their own abilities to learn. I am able to listen to students and understand what they need to succeed. I am reliable and approachable. I try to make learning fun and engaging while still focusing on the core concepts of the…
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Kevin

Physics Tutor Paralowie, SA
Promote self confidence through support and encouragement in the student so that ideally they become a self sufficient learner. Provide passion about the subject and demonstrate the exciting things that can be done with those skills Identify the student's strengths and weaknesses and identify ways to leverage and overcome them. Teach good study…
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Jerome

Physics Tutor Salisbury North, SA
The best things that a mentor can give his/her students are life long skills and strategies. Academic knowledge is one thing however being able to know how to handle other different learning problem is something that the students can take with them for a long time (eg; time management, self discipline, problem solving skills) I believe my…
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Minh

Physics Tutor Salisbury North, SA
Listen to their needs, provide clear explanations, and offer constructive feedback. I'm patient, empathetic, and good at explaining concepts in different ways until they are…
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Gregory

Physics Tutor Salisbury North, SA
For high school students, I find that the most important thing a tutor can do is to build a student's confidence in their own abilities. More often than not, I hear student's say that they don't know what they're doing, which can hold them back from trying their best. It's a fact of psychology that people tend to sabotage their own efforts when…
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Joshua

Physics Tutor Paralowie, SA
"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish [and give him a rod] and you feed him for a lifetime." I think the most important thing that I can do for a student is to provide them with understanding and tools to solve their own problems. I have a deep understanding of mathematical concepts (as I am completing an Advanced…

Local Reviews

My son Adam is very comfortable working with Tom. They are still a work in progress as they have only had a couple of sessions. Adams first assignment with Tom, We had an excellent result. Adam is a high functioning Autistic he struggles with comprehension & Tom gets it. 5 Stars
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Content Covered

Year 5 student Amelia worked through perimeter and area of kites and irregular shapes, and also practised graphing on cartesian planes with X,Y tables.

In Year 8, Suhana focused on partitioning numbers as well as building confidence with basic multiplication, division, and simple fractions using visual models.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Archie tackled converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages, plus applied these skills to financial maths topics such as calculating price reductions and profit/loss scenarios.

Recent Challenges

A Year 2 student frequently avoided writing numbers independently, often needing repeated tracing practice and close guidance.

As one tutor observed, "he would imitate what was said rather than attempt sounding out words on his own," showing a reluctance to risk mistakes during English phonics work.

In Year 8 maths, another student hesitated to talk through problem-solving steps aloud, which limited her ability to break down multi-step word problems—she tended to say "I don't know" quickly instead of unpacking the question.

In Year 10, confidence wavered after errors in Pythagoras' theorem; she left working blank when unsure, slowing progress through test review.

Recent Achievements

One Waterloo Corner tutor noticed a high school student now checks her working without reminders, catching and fixing her own mistakes in Pythagoras' theorem questions—something she rarely did before.

Another older student, who used to hesitate when starting problems, now talks through her reasoning aloud and can spot where she's gone off track, only occasionally needing help.

Meanwhile, a primary student who previously rushed maths problems has begun slowing down to double-check answers and uses number-lines more independently to solve addition with negative numbers. In last week's session, she completed all textbook exercises on her own initiative before asking for extra practice.

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 Burton Community Hub Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Burton Primary School.