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Understanding the needs of every individual student and making sure that he/she can help the student in every way possible. Gaining the students trust and making them comfortable around you so that they do not hesitate to ask you anything is important as well. Just creating a homely environment while teaching so that it doesn't feel like…
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A good tutor teaches a student how to learn effectively and guides them to achieve the next step in a problem. A great tutor elicits and supports a student's curiosity in the subject, turning passive learning into active learning. - Compassionate communication using active listening techniques, - Effective communication by summarisation and…
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create interest in the topic. I am friendly but good at creating study environment. Good at explaining…
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Be able to change how they teach to best suit about the student. It's a learning experience from both sides, and the tutor should be patient enough to be able to change the way they explain the particulars so that the student is able to understand the best. My ability to explain concepts intuitively, and by extension being able to spot incorrect…
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- Able to understand students' way of learning i.e. what learning strategy best suits them - Know the limitations provided by class on what methods students can use while solving problems - be engaging by having an attitude that gives the impression that the tutor wants the student to be better Patience: Some people I helped had hard time…
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-Improve grades -Provide the correct support -Good communication -Works on students' weak areas -Provides a plan for students to reach their goals -Current Medical Student…
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I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to support that student through their academic journey in a way that is suitable for the student, as not every student learns them same, and therefore by catering the tutoring approach to make it individual for every student, the student is more likely to benefit from the…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to be fully aware of what the student understands and what they need. Regularly checking in on how they are going as well as being to observe how confident they are with the task at hand. Communication is key between the tutor and student. A strength I have in tutoring is being able to…
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I believe that one of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to explain the concept behind a problem more thoroughly than do the problem itself with them. This can be achieved by breaking up a complex problem, which may rely on more than one mathematical concept such as trig and calculus. By splitting up the parts of the…
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Building connections with students: A crucial thing for a tutor to do is being a good listener. This includes listening to students' fears and insecurities from school and hearing their goals and ambitions for life. Being a good tutor is about helping students to get through high school not only academically, but also socially and mentally.…
Michael
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Always be available for the student and be willing to lend a helping hand at times of distress. Moreover, it is crucial that a tutor is patient with the student and that they help and encourage them at all times. Finally, a tutor must understand what method of teaching works best for the student and ensure that they are always using this…
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Developing their knowledge in a manner of painless Long term of good learning habits patient enough specialized in…
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I tutor just has to be present for their students. Just being the support and the person who wont give up on their students aspirations to achieve in their subjects. I once struggled a lot in earlier stages of my schooling, therefore my strengths would be being able to provide the easy path through schooling, and being able to explain the…
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The most important things include : - Instilliing a healthy attitude - Being supportive - Being on task - Achieving Goals Together optimising these factors leave little room for failure. My strengths would be Maths and English as I am motivated and fond of those subjects. I also like teaching visually and interactively. Furthermore, my…
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Creating a comfortable environment in which the student can ask any questions without fear of judgement. There's many tutors that I've gone through myself who don't do this and it became a difficult environment to learn in. Actually teach concepts. This especially applies to maths. Most maths tutors sit there and watch the student work through…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is create a positive learning environment. Students need to feel safe and they should be excited to learn. If tutors create a happy, welcoming and productive teaching space, the student will be more willing to listen and participate. This includes always staying calm and never becoming…
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To instill belief in the student that they can acheive great results in maths, no matter how daunting the concepts seem. Also to help the student look at maths from a different perspective, one that makes it more enjoyable to learn and easier to remember. My strengths are my patience, and my willingness to try new methods to get the best out of…
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Always patient and listen to student and understand his mental level. I am able to understand child level to a problem and try to find easiest way to deal with…
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To help the student improve and come to a better grasp with something they were previously not understanding. Allowing the student to refine their skills and successfully enhance their mathematical prowess. I am extremely patient and understanding when a student is struggling to understand something. I also believe that I am very knowledgeable…
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To make sure that they feel comfortable in asking questions and making mistakes. Also they should make sure they understand their student in terms of their strengths and weaknesses to not only help them grow in terms of their results but also as a student such as improving their study habits. Also tutors should be available to help students…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to foster understanding and confidence, making complex subjects approachable and encouraging a love for learning. My strengths as a tutor include a strong grasp of math and physics, clear explanations, patience, a passion for teaching, and strong communication…
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I believe the most important value a tutor can teach a student is the motivation to change their perspective of learning or studying as inspiration to be a better student rather than viewing it as a chore. Guiding the student to reliable and trustworthy resources to grow their understanding on concepts so they have a tool to explore and learn from…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do is give a student confidence. A lot of academic success is really self-belief and believing you can do the problem before you begin. If you do not have confidence i.e., you do not think you can do it. It becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. That's why I am so passionate about this, since I believe I…

Local Reviews

I would like to thank Sanyia for her efforts and assistance as this has proved very helpful indeed.
Garry

Inside BurbankTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 12 student Thomas built background knowledge on binomial and normal distributions, then began learning to interpret worded probability questions by identifying key information.

For Year 11, Grace revised trigonometry and algebraic substitution through practice problems from her review sheet, focusing on tricky examples discussed in class.

Meanwhile, Year 6 student Ella practised converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages as well as solving worded percentage questions using real-life money scenarios.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student repeatedly forgot to bring essential materials to lessons, which meant valuable time was lost waiting for him to locate the required work.

In a Year 11 maths session, he relied on my instructions rather than using the school's scaffolding sheet, showing hesitancy in working independently on assignments and missing chances to build self-reliance.

A Year 8 student left homework incomplete for five consecutive weeks; this lack of consistent revision led her to forget basic multiplication facts during class games.

When faced with unfamiliar fraction conversions, a Year 5 student grew frustrated and stopped engaging—her confidence dipped further each time an answer eluded her.

Recent Achievements

A Burbank tutor recently noticed Ben, a Year 11 student, has started to ask more targeted questions when stuck on advanced trigonometry, rather than hesitating in silence as he did earlier in the year.

Another high schooler, Sas, made a shift from needing frequent hints with square and cube roots to working through these problems independently—she completed her latest worksheet without using a calculator or asking for help.

Meanwhile, Orla (Year 6) used to be reluctant about new maths topics but was genuinely excited to tackle capacity this week and showed off her classwork confidently during their session.

What they say about our tutoring

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I came to work with Ezymaths because I knew I would get a wide range of students to tutor, which would undoubtedly improve my tutoring skill as well as communications skills (dealing with students and parents). The biggest accomplishment would be when my student's mark improved significantly and she moved up to the upper maths class in the next semester. I felt very proud of my students when they remembered the skills I taught them last week and used those skills to complete their homework and also to apply to other similar questions. The CEPs and various resources were useful. Thank you for your support for the past year!

I came to Ezy Math to get a job that I would be able to gain a range of skills from while working in my own time, which turned out great as I was able to work with clients around my own schedule. I've been quite happy with the results of my tutoring, I had a student who was getting a 'C' on average up to the top of the class with consistent 'A's. It's really great seeing the work you do affect others and when you do a good job, it really shows. I would recommend Ezy Math Tutoring to other prospective tutors, I never encountered a single problem with them and if I ever needed information, resources or help, they were always able to provide it to me. I would also recommend Ezy Math Tutoring to clients as having Ezy Math as a support structure definitely makes the work easier.

Laura has definitely gotten Diana to a great start. She eagerly anticipates her tutoring  and is seeming to take more  interest in Maths especially in the strands that she did not feel very confident about. Diana has told me that Laura's  explanations are easily understood and is simplified which makes it easy to remember. She also explains various strategies that can be used for problem solving which is good for time management when attempting to solve problems in class. Diana is able to use the notes taken during tutoring in class which is assisting with her understanding of the relevant strand or concept.

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 Capalaba Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Sinai College.