This document discusses the asymmetrical power dynamics between teachers and refugee students in one-on-one language education settings. It identifies several potential causes of power imbalances, such as differing cultural expectations, the dominance of English, and teachers imposing unfamiliar constructs. The document argues that teachers should restore balance by adapting to student expectations, developing local materials, facilitating technology use, explaining genres, and identifying their own cultural assumptions. The conclusion states that teachers need to consider power imbalances and adapt their practices to restore a more equal balance.