How would you describe a good tutor?
16 answers from our tutors
One who will not hold their students to unattainable standards. One who will tailor their lesson plan to the needs of the student and be patient enough to help them through the learning process.
The perfect tutor must have a burning passion for teaching English along with a contagious enthusiasm for the language of Shakespeare.
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Hi Teacher must focus on students a lot !!! 100 per 100 available really patient, passionate and motivated Best Regards
- Patricia YapurSpanish Native Tutor for many years, worked in the Hotel and Tourist field, world traveller.
A good Tutor needs to be first than anything kind, empathic, patience, concentrate 100 per cent with the student, and avoid any kind of distractions
A good tutor is someone who listens actively, and communicates with confidence, someone who knows how to express empathy and someone who radiates positivity.
A good tutor is one who fits the needs of the learner.
A good teacher is emphatic, ready to learn, patient and pays attention to the needs of his/her student.
One who is not too proud to learn, even from their students. 🌸
I believe patience is a key value when it comes to good tutorship
Someone who makes sure they meet the students needs and provide lessons that interests the student
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Best answer
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