Tutors in Brookfield include a veteran maths teacher with over 20 years' experience and a Master of Arts, a primary specialist trained in both Australia and India, current education degree students, experienced classroom aides, school peer mentors, assistant teachers, youth coaches, and academic high-achievers—together offering expertise across teaching, leadership, and subject mastery for K–12 learners.
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Proven We are very happy with Simon. He has build a rapport with my child and makes him feel comfortable to ask anything related to Maths. My child has started enjoying Maths after years. Quite satisfied with the one to one process and Simon's ways and knowledge.Mita
Year 3 student Aaylah focused on reading comprehension with short fiction passages and practiced basic addition, including column-by-column methods.
In Year 8, Ray worked on BODMAS for order of operations in maths and reviewed mean, median, and mode as part of an introduction to statistics ahead of a class test.
For Year 10, Zoe completed a quiz covering fractions, decimals, multiplication, and division to assess her current maths skills and identify areas for further support.
A Year 10 student was hesitant to write out algebra steps, saying "I can do this in my head," which made it difficult to spot sign errors or check work when problems got more complex.
In a senior maths session, skipping written working during calculator-based motion questions meant mistakes were repeated instead of being corrected.
Meanwhile, a Year 8 student admitted that boredom with repetitive worded BODMAS problems led to disengagement and incomplete attempts.
For one Year 11 learner, motivation dropped after setbacks due to online-only schooling; without regular feedback or encouragement, catching up felt overwhelming and progress slowed noticeably.
One Brookfield tutor noticed Kaan, a Year 8 student, now tackles statistics and probability problems with new independence—he used to hesitate over graphs but is confidently applying strategies and even explains his thinking out loud.
In Year 10 maths, Jordan had fallen behind due to COVID-19 disruptions but has recently caught up by consistently practicing at home between sessions; he now completes assigned exercises without prompting.
Meanwhile, Aaylah in Year 3 rarely asked for help before but surprised her tutor this week by sounding out unfamiliar words herself and finishing double-digit addition sums with almost no guidance.
