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Luke
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Help them to a greater understanding of a given subject/field Proficient communicator, patient,…
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To provide educational leadership to explore and examine relationships between language and text, and interrelationships among texts. To teach students to examine closely the individual qualities of texts while considering the Sources’ relationships to the wider context of the HSC ADV/STD English/History Area of Study. I provide educational…
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Rida
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I believe that teaching students a healthy mentality towards work and study is essential. No student is stupid and bad marks don't reflect idiocy - instead, they reflect a willingness to work hard. Anyone with a true desire to do well and the motivation to put that desire into action will work hard and do well - we need to emphasise this to…
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Build a relationship with them. I believe that the learning will be far more effective for the student if there is a strong relationship between myself and the student. This way, I will be able to differentiate my teaching methods to best suits the learning needs of the student. I am extremely patient. I am very calm and believe myself to be very…
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As a tutor cannot take exams or do homework for the student, the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to have faith in the student's ability and assist the student in every way possible to ensure that the student has faith in their own ability to achieve their goals. Patience, passion and empathy. Patience as it takes time to…
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A tutor plays a crucial role in a student's academic and personal development. Tutors help students understand complex topics by breaking them down into simpler, more manageable concepts. They provide clarity and explanations tailored to the student's level of understanding. Tutors also offer emotional and academic support, boosting a student's…
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I believe that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to recognise the strength and weakness of a student, and to build the student's confidence by encouraging them to be proud of their strengths, but also make sure they are aware of their potential to improve on their weak points. I believe my strengths as a tutor, is that I am…
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Be encouraging - Student's won't understand something straight away and this can be a source of discouragement for them. The last thing they need is a tutor who refuses to acknowledge this. Constantly encouraing the student will help them realise it will only be a matter of time until they nail a concept. Be a friend - The idea of a tutor is to…
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Helping to motivate and engage them with the learning content and being able to understand their learning style. There are 7 or more learning styles, teachers at school cannot cater to all students and iris very difficult to do so. Tutoring helps you to monitor a small group of people to find out what works for them and how they each individually…
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The most important aspect of tutoring, besides providing students with better grades, is allowing them to feel comfortable when I am tutoring them. A logical concomitant of comfort is a better ability to learn and as a consequence better results. Thus, I place a great emphasis on understanding the idiosyncrasies of the student and allowing them to…
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The most important thing is being able to engage with the student and have patience when they are struggling. It is also important to be able to explain things in a different way than how their teachers are as it can make a concept so much easier to learn when you get a different explanation I definitely think I can provide advice on different…
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I consider above all listening to the student and what they do and don't understand to be most important, in order so that I as a tutor can direct my attention and teaching where it is needed most. In terms of long-term goals however, I consider instilling the student with diligence, resilience and a mentality to succeed in the future to be the…
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The fun part of my job is getting to know my students and getting to understand them. As a tutor and mentor it is our job to make sure our students achieves the highest grade possible, but we must remember. It is also our duty to nurture and guide them on the right path into their future. We must keep in mind each students have their own struggles…
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I think the most important thing I can do for my child as a tutor is to make him love the feeling of acquiring knowledge. I am very patient and good at having fun. I also know how to teach children according to their abilities and use different methods for different situations. I have experience tutoring children and will be fully prepared prior…
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Tutoring can be challenging, especially when it comes to motivating your learner. You see the potential they have, and they often hear about the potential they have, but they do not feel as though they got what it takes. Living in such a busy and demanding time can often make us feel the time constraints on everything we do and we expect our…
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Instill a deeper understanding and appreciation of the subject. Those are the foundations upon which the rest is built. Strengths: I love kids and I love maths. I believe I'm quite adaptable and am happy to modify how I teach depending on the learning style of the student. Weaknesses: As of yet I still don't have much experience, particularly in…
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Always stand in their shoes when they do not pick up or can't solve the questions, no matter is in math or literature, always try to understand from their perspective, because when we do it only we understand why they can't keep up with the lesson. I'm very outgoing and I never put myself as a tutor when I'm teaching my student, always teach and…
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Establishing a friendly and healthy relationship is one of the most vital aspects of tutoring among others. Its vital to tailor lessons to a student's pace, incorporating connections between the subject to the student's interests, and of course encouraging their strengths. My strengths as a tutor come from my empathetic and patient approach to…
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The most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to give them one-on-one attention which allows for a better understanding of the individual student and what learning methods work for them. By working on their study, it helps them go at their pace and gives them more confidence in the classroom. I think my strengths are in creativity,…
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Listen. Students often feel overwhelmed and are unable to understand content because they don’t feel they are truly being listened to - something I relate to as a former student, and can easily combat by employing listening as paramount. I am incredibly patient and able to vary my methods of communication to connect with divergent personalities.…
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Having patience. I am patient and are willing to help the child understand the…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to provide clear explanations, build their confidence, tailor instruction to their individual needs, foster independent learning, and offer constructive feedback. As a tutor, my strengths include clear communication, patience, and the ability to tailor my teaching methods to individual…
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A tutor is there to first and foremost, help a student to achieve his goals. Anyone can get through school with a certificate, but students with ambition sometimes need the extra push to get to where they want to be. Even if one's goals are not magnificent, a tutor can also be the one to guide the student in ways that a parent or school tutor…

Local Reviews

Abed is passionate about maths, and is very keen to teach his student, and ensure they are succeeding. He is an asset to Ezymaths.
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Content Covered

Year 7 student Cooper worked on simplifying ratios with fractions and different units, and also practiced multiplying decimals and dividing fractions using school homework.

For Year 8, Emily focused on solving linear equations involving fractions as well as rearranging expressions to make a given pronumeral the subject, often using worded problems from her textbook.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Lucas revised how to find x- and y-intercepts for lines on the Cartesian plane and used these intercepts to graph equations by hand, including verifying points that lay on given lines.

Recent Challenges

In recent high school sessions, difficulty breaking down long worded problems in algebra led to incomplete working and confusion; as one tutor observed, "he needs to write down his working out or draw on the diagram to fill in missing values."

During Year 10 financial maths, not all calculation steps were shown when interpreting tax tables or rearranging interest formulas—resulting in errors and missed marks.

At a primary level, careless layout in graphs (such as omitting spaces between columns) made answers harder to interpret.

In a Year 8 geometry task, skipping steps with negative signs while rearranging equations caused persistent sign errors that slowed progress.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Beverly Hills noticed several genuine breakthroughs recently. One high school student, who used to struggle with rearranging algebraic expressions—especially when negative numbers were involved—can now solve linear equations independently and even eliminates fractions without prompting.

Another high schooler previously hesitated with financial maths but is now able to calculate taxes, commission, and compound interest unaided, and can spot calculation errors on his own.

A younger student, who often mixed up the x and y axes while plotting points, now labels coordinates accurately and checks his work before moving on to new graphing challenges.

What they say about our tutoring

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Dakshi is a wonderful tutor and I feel that she and Aela are getting on very well.

Czelene is lovely and Aseel is enjoying her lessons and is eager to learn with her.

We have been Highly impressed by Michael. We can already see the dedication, manner and organisation he has is exactly what we have been looking for. We are looking forward to seeing how Kayla improves in the coming weeks and months.

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 Penshurst Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Beverly Hills Public School.