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Amare
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To listen to what the student is struggling with and focus on helping them with their problem. Helping them with what they are struggling with will help them in the long run as it will establish a solid foundation for their math and learning skills. Practice is also an important thing a maths tutor should do for their student, as it ensures…
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The vital thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to build up the student's confidence. It is also important to enhance the study skills of a student by teaching them in the methods that are easily understandable by them. When it comes to tutoring patience is a crucial thing. I can handle the classes with more patience and much easily. I can…
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Henry
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Patient, what may seem easy to you is very much difficult to the student which is why patience is key when teaching a student. Furthermore, making analogies to help a student remember and understand the concept easier I am patient and provide the student with easy ways to understand concepts and very…
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1. Can build a passion and love for the subject for students to a point they can independently learn. 2. Embed critical thinking skills as a dire need for today world. 3. Tailor teaching methods to the student's unique learning style. 1. Making Physics an enjoyable and an interesting subject 2. Strong subject knowledge in physics and related…
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I can provide more comprehensive and hands-on lessons where most teachers would often skip over due to having a large class. I'm able to break down complex topics into simpler terms so that those who are struggling to comprehend the content can better understand it. I can easily personalise my lessons to suit the student's…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to be committed to them and to learn the way in which the student understands concepts. By doing this, a tutor can teach the students in a way that ensure the best possibility for success and growth. For me, tutoring is 100% about the student's growth, and as such, fully understanding…
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I had tutors during highschool. The most important things they did for me was to bring me in peace with the subject (well in my case maths). From hating it to loving it, to understanding it. to improve my grades where I can see that I am capable of acquairing high grades. I would certainly say my passion and presistence on the students' success,…
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I believe that the purpose of a maths tutor is to tailor their teaching as closely as possible to the needs of every individual student; tutors should never take a one-size fits all approach to teaching. Whether that be addressing specific areas of weakness, or adopting a particular teaching style, every student has their own unique needs and ways…
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The most vital thing a maths tutor can do for any student is to ensure comprehension of the topic. Notably, in math. It is easy enough to follow a procedure on how to solve a problem, running through the steps that were taught. However, if a student can understand why those steps are happening, and delve into fundamentals of the problem, then they…
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Help the student find which method best suits them, and help them to feel confident in class and enjoy to learn. Being a supportive person they can talk to when they don’t understand things. I am patient, kind and have experience with the new QCE system, with extra resources as well. I know how things are marked, and what to say to get…
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Understanding their current ability in a certain subject and planning what and how the content can be taught by adjusting to their learning style. // Achieving the student's desired goals (e.g. reaching a grade A in Maths) and give them confidence. // Having a good relationship with the student and their family. // Communicating professionally.…
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I believe that a good tutor's primary goal is to utilise everything at their disposal to convert concepts into tangible and engaging topics and enthuse their students. Thus, I believe motivation is the fuel for accomplishing great results. With tutoring, we can help students to build confidence by tackling their academic fears and as a result,…
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The most important thing for a maths tutor to me would be being able able to make the subject engaging and interesting and to keep the student engaged when studying. I think my strongest points as a tutor would be the fact that I am good at explaining things and I'm believe that I am very tolerant and patient with…
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Sharing experience and knowledge gained over the years and helping a student gain some valuable insight about different topics. I have good communication skills, pretty good with numbers and calculations and have a good sense of…
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Help them understand in multiple ways, teaching students to not be scared of a problem or an issue and help them face that challenge and learn of it which was one of the best ways I learned maths in my younger years. Helping Students see that in mathematics there is always more than one method of doing something, there's always another path of a…
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Ultimately, the most important things a maths tutor can do for a student are provide academic guidance, human connection, and consistency, and the combination of these factors can potentially reinvent a class, subject, or school more broadly for a young learner. Some qualities of a good tutor include skills in communication, listening,…
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Help them learn the way they learn best. Education is extremely important, and often students that seek tuition are having troubles with the work, which is often caused by the teacher not teaching them in the way that they learn best. And that is okay, so as a maths tutor, I would want to see how they learn best, and help them to enjoy and achieve…
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Most important thing in learning process is repetition of lessons and patient hearing and understanding of their thought process or logic. Students need to be guided in their thought process - the way they better understand. As a tutor my strngths are : 1) I can present various ways of problem solving, that suit their ability. 2) I am very…
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Inspire them. One of the biggest roadblocks for many students is a general reluctance to do it due to negative stigma from either their parents, peers or even themselves. Sometimes when students don't quite grasp a concept, they will think "well I just don't get it", and then further down the line every time that concept is built upon, they will…
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Listen to the student - understand what they know and where they need help. Be patient and willing to explain things multiple times. Ensure lessons are fun and engaing. I am very patient and a calm, which creates a comfortable learning experience for the…
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Make the student feel comfortable and listen to them so that the instructions fit their level of knowledge and style of learning. Outside of sessions, the tutor should master the content. I am patient and friendly. I find maths intuitive. I'm a voracious reader. My background in economics and philosophy help me to explain new concepts in clear…
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Help a student gain a greater understanding of the subject that you are tutoring. Helping students with…
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create interest in the topic. I am friendly but good at creating study environment. Good at explaining…

Local Reviews

Sarah was great!
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Inside Browns PlainsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 9 student Ethan focused on statistics, working through box plots and stem-and-leaf diagrams as well as measures of central tendency like mean and mode, using visual representations to deepen understanding.

In Year 10, Olivia practised plotting scatter graphs and interpreting correlation strength and direction, then moved on to algebra by forming equations for straight lines and solving simultaneous equations by substitution.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student James revised linear functions—exploring graphing techniques and the relationship between gradients and y-intercepts to prepare for upcoming assessments.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student preparing for exams found herself overwhelmed by multiple-choice questions, not due to content gaps but unfamiliarity with the format; "she became overwhelmed…due to lack of experience in them."

In Year 9, one learner repeatedly avoided writing out working when tackling algebraic rearrangements, relying on mental calculations—this led to missed sign errors and made feedback difficult.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 student often struggled with laying out her long division steps clearly, causing confusion during teacher marking.

For a senior student, inconsistent use of calculator functions slowed down progress on statistics tasks, leaving her unsure which features to apply under pressure.

Recent Achievements

During a Browns Plains tutoring session, one Year 12 student became much more proactive in spotting and correcting their own calculation errors during complex probability questions, where previously they would miss these mistakes until prompted.

Another high schooler who used to hesitate with calculator-based tasks now independently navigates the correct menus for technology-assisted assessments, quickly inputting values without guidance.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student has started explaining out loud how she solves money problems and highlights key information herself—something she was reluctant to do before—which helps her tackle multi-step questions with far less assistance than earlier in the term.

What they say about our tutoring

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We have been extremely happy with our son Jacks progress and we are forever thankful for all that Thiru has done teaching and coaching Jack up to speed.

Albert is a very nice guy, polite, thorough and a good tutor, I personally would hire him again.

We have found Matthew to be very delightful, knowledgeable and easy to work with, everything is going fine.

Maths tutoring in Browns Plains

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 64 Maths tutors in Browns Plains, QLD and surrounding areas providing in-home tuition for students of all grades. The right tutor can really make a difference and this is what we pride ourselves on. There are several Maths tutors available around Browns Plains and we're specialists at finding the right fit!
 

•    We come to you •    Qualified maths tutors •    Helped 1000's of students
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We really only work with the best tutors, and your first hour is a trial so you can try out a tutor and only pay if you feel it's a good match.

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 Logan West Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Indie School, Logan.