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Elrica
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is make him/her confident in their own abilities. Children tend to lose confidence in themselves if they achieve low grades, but I want to be able to teach kids in a way where they enjoy learning and also look forward to each session. I plan on doing this by incorporating relatable examples and…
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I think the most important things a tutor can do for the student is guide them and encourage them. I think my strengths as a tutor is my patience and communication. I like leading students to an answer rather than outright just giving it to them. I think with patience and communication, I can help students independently learn and solve…
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Joanne
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I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to optimise their environment for efficient and non-distracting lessons. This involves first and foremost making changes to their physical environment, changing attitudes towards school-work and education, as well as creating a more easy-going, lighthearted, passionate yet…
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I believe a tutor is there to support the student, to clarify any doubts that the student may have, but also inspire them to learn more and expand their knowledge. As a tutor I can provide the students with not only support in their school homework, but also provide other resources like worksheets or suggest websites where they can practice their…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is instill confidence in them. By doing so , this motivates and encourages students to keep learning and aiming to do their best. It's also very important for tutors to allow students the experience making mistakes and working with the students to collaboratively find the solutions so they are…
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The most important thing is to build strong, personal relationships with my students. Personal relationships are foundational to student success -- the more connected a student feels, the more the tutor creates trust and respect, essential ingredients for students to learn well. When listening and spending time building a relationship with the…
Nova
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To have an impact to the student and an agent of change. I am very patient, determined and…
adithya
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the most important thing that a tutor can do for a student, is to teach the how to learn content, it is to teach them to be self sufficient, switched on and motivated. It is to make the canvas blank before filling it with knowledge that is new and unknown. My ideology for tutoring is to teach a kid how to learn and then make him or her learn it. I…
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Understanding is one of the most important things as you need to understand the student's problems, understand the solutions and help them understand. Another thing is trust to break down the fundamental issues of a student; they need to trust you enough to be comfortable sharing their weaknesses. My strength as a tutor is my empathy as it is a…
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I believe encouragement and patience are crucial. Content can be accessed anywhere, books, youtube, the internet etc. But the deliverance of the content is what makes a tutor the student's best asset. If a tutor is encouraging and patient during the student's comprehension, then the student will thrive in a supportive, engaging learning…
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I think the most important thing I can do as a tutor for a student is to navigate them properly through the content in their phase and speed. Understanding the difficult areas in their learning and help them to be confident and involved learners in their learning. I believe as a tutor I have an open mind to accept and listen to children on their…
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A student has endless opportunities to achieve their goals but it is through the encouragement, determination and faith for the tutor to help the student to achieve success. For a tutor who have experienced both sides of the spectrum of success and failure in a school environment. By restoring the generations success, a tutor can help best for the…
Shivani
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A tutor should be the mentor for students and guide them the way rather than just spoon-feeding them with the content. Also, a tutor should always remain unbiased towards the students. Talking about my strengths, I am capable of teaching students in such a way that they are able to relate to what I am explaining in the first go and I think that is…
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Being understanding, confident and respectful are key aspects in a tutor- student relationship. These three qualities ensure the reliability and integrity of the tutor. I also believe that showing my students I'm not always right is a good skill to teach (mostly these mistakes are unintentional). It is the manner in which one amends one's mistakes…
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help students foster a love towards that subject instead of hating it and making them believe in themselves and their ability to reach greater academic heights. being able to tailor the way a concept is taught such that the student can easily grasp it. Being friendly and supportive creating an environment that would persuade the student to ask…
Punam
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The most important thing a tutor can do is try to understand the students. Teaching without understanding them can put a lot of pressure to both the tutor and the student. Understanding them builds trust and connection to figure out improvement methods. The ability to make children understand in various methods has to be my strength. Every…
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A tutor can play a big role in teaching the child about how to solve problems and overcome thwwm I can communicate very easily and understand the child's way of…
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Where it's more than just the marks, a tutor should be the role model to a student where they aspire to be like them. Any improvement by a student big or small is something to look towards. The caring nature allows me to adapt to the students' needs. Everyone is different and understanding the difficulties of these subjects allows me to assist the…
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Students may at times be overwhelmed by the amount of school work, so encouraging and giving them hope is key aside from all the actual work! Encouragement is key! Building a friendship to avoid intimidation. I am very approachable, invested but also fun! I love to help students but also adapt to different ways that best suits their style of…
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Patience is probably one of the most important characteristics of a tutor. Even if the students ask the most basic question, always demonstrate your patience. Also, tutors should encourage students to be the best they can, to reach their goals, to recognize their strengths, to focus on learning how to learn so that they will be successful in the…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to believe in their potential and provide unwavering support. When a tutor believes in their students abilities, it boosts their confidence and motivates them to strive for success. Additionally, a tutor should create a safe and inclusive learning environment where students feel comfortable…
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Helping them to be confident by understanding and giving them the information they need. Being a good listener and communicating the knowledge from the experience will help students to grow in area of requirement. Communication is the key skill you need in the tutoring profession. Moreover, a person needs to friendly and confident to be a…
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Listening and being observant. It's important to acknowledge that all students are different and how they learn will vary. So to really help a student grow and improve, I believe it is vital to understand how exactly a student learns. I believe a good tutor should be able to tailor their teaching process to fit the student. I think one of my…

Local Reviews

We have experienced a really positive response from all we have dealt with at EzyMath Tutoring. The tutor provided is a good fit for my son. My son is always really encouraged and feeling good about himself after each session with his tutor. We are seeing results already.
Sandra, Berwick

Inside BerwickTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Jasmine focused on rearranging algebraic equations and interpreting linear graphs, including identifying x- and y-intercepts to plot points.

For Year 4, Sam practised the 3 times tables and worked on adding fractions to make a whole, using hands-on activities with fraction cards.

In Year 9, Liam tackled trigonometric ratios by solving for unknown sides and angles in right-angled triangles using sine, cosine, and tangent, alongside forming equations from worded problems.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student hesitated to complete assigned homework on linear equations, which slowed progress in mastering new problem types—"Jaz really needs to be completing the couple of homework questions each week as this will help consolidate what we do in lessons."

In Year 11, one student struggled with test timing; running out of time meant unfinished responses on decimals and place value.

A Year 7 learner's written work was sometimes messy during BODMAS tasks, making it harder to spot calculation errors quickly.

In upper primary, one student avoided tackling harder worded questions alone, often waiting for prompts before starting.

Recent Achievements

One Berwick tutor noticed a big change in Chelsea (Year 10), who now sets out her work much more logically than last year—this has meant fewer mistakes and she can rearrange equations with barely any prompting.

In Year 9, Kayla showed real independence when she quickly picked up how to convert between mixed numerals and improper fractions, placing both types accurately on a number line without help.

Meanwhile, Emma in Year 4 managed to smash through her time test almost entirely on her own this week, needing hardly any support from the tutor.

What they say about our tutoring

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We have had our introductory session with Rachel and we were very pleased on Saturday. Tommi is also very happy with Rachel.  They built a rapport and I believe it will work.

We are very happy with Darius' tutoring of John and would like the tutoring to continue.

Ayon has been a wonderful tutor for Connor and he now feels that he is coping very well with his journey into HSC. He has learnt a lot with his tutor and is now studying hard with a lot more understanding. I would like to thank you.

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 Bunjil Place Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Margaret's Berwick Grammar.