What are the traits of a top performing private tutor?

Written By: Cudy

24th April 2023

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A good tutor is able to deliver a subject to his student in a way that makes sense to the student and causes the student to want to learn more. There are a few things that I think make a good tutor.

A tutor should be able to explain concepts in a simple way that makes sense to the student. It is not enough to know the subject matter. A good tutor must also be able to convey the subject in a way that makes sense to the student.

He should be able to explain the subject in a way that the student will understand. A tutor should be able to write a good essay on the subject. The ability to write a good essay is very important.

It is easy to read an essay and say "I don't understand what he is saying." A good essay is one that is well written and that you can understand without having to think too hard.

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A good tutor should be able to teach the subject quickly and effectively. If a tutor takes a long time to teach a subject, the student will lose interest and will not retain the information.

A good tutor should be able to answer questions about the subject. The best way to learn how to solve a problem is to get the answer to a problem and then figure out how you would have solved it if you did not already know the answer.

A good tutor should be able to teach the subject without using notes. Not having notes makes it easier to focus on the student and easier to answer questions.

A good tutor must be able to teach well. Teaching well means using proper English, speaking clearly, having a good vocabulary and being able to explain the material in a way that the student will understand.

A good tutor should be able to figure out the student's problem and how to fix it. A good tutor must be able to figure out why the student is having a problem and what he can do to fix it.

Sometimes the problem can be fixed in a few minutes, but sometimes the problem is more complicated.

If a tutor can't solve the problem, he should be able to explain to the student why he can't solve the problem and what the student can do to solve the problem himself. If a tutor has all of these attributes, he will be considered an excellent tutor.

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