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Bokang (Larry)
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As a physics tutor, helping students to develop a good study habit and a effective study method is the most effective way leads to their improvements and success in their study. In addition, a tutor should also develop students' interest in their study will promotes their passion for the study which will hence leads to improvements in their…
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The tutor's first job is converting hard 'textbook language' to easy and illustrative concepts. Next is polishing the student's skills with extensive exercises while making sure he has time for other hobbies. It helps if the tutor is aware of things such as fun interactive quizzes or videos that helps makes concepts seem simpler while also keeping…
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Racheal
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A tutor can improve a students self-esteem and confidence ,by providing students with resources and skills needed to excel in school. A tutor encourages self-paced and self-directed learning, the student will learn to take the initiative in their school work. The student will also learn how to control the learning pace. A tutor can help…
Abishek
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- help students overcome their problems with the studies. - motivate the students to study. -become a friend of students so that they are able to share their issues without any hesitation. - Practical Strategy of teaching -Dedication to make the students understand the concept. -Problem solving skills which is essential in the tutoring…
Joshua Jayaprashanth
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Firstly, Building confidence in a student to make him function in his own.Secondly, a physics tutor should consider himself in terms of the student's point of view. My biggest strength is steering the student in the positive direction and always boosting their confidence level. I believe, once the student feels he could perform, we succeed as a…
Satya
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A tutor can lead a student, can make clear about does and don't and more over a physics tutor can teach student in very friendly environment. I am quick responder to the problems of the students. I maintain very friendly environment with students so that they can interact with me easily. I try to explain things with respect to practical…
Brian
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The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to be loving. Actually caring for the student's academic success will not only make them more likely to succeed, but it will help them go beyond to reaching a scholarly level. My two leading strengths are that I know how to teach to make difficult subjects more easy to understand and…
Elise
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The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is aid them in being confident enough to always attempt a problem. A great tutor helps a student to put aside the "oh no, I don't know what to do" thought or feeling and and least try to break the problem into something they do know how to do. My strengths as a tutor come in my genuine…
Haoran
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Besides teaching them methods of solving questions all the time. I prefer to help them to understand the concepts and theorems about certain topics, I believe that's more useful and effective. I am patient, energetic and friendly. And I was a high student not long ago, so I can understand and get what my students may feel is difficult to…
Minh
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When being a physics tutor, I consider the most important thing is not to provide the students with the answer but to guide them through the difficulties of learning. As their predecessor and mentor, I have the responsibility of taking their hands and lead them towards the right path, lighting up the passion of learning in them through my…
Samvit Kumar
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The most important I as a physics tutor can do is to accept that each student has a different way of learning and I should adapt and blend their teaching methods according to the student, there's no one size fits all method for everyone. I completed my schooling and bachelor's in engineering (Computer Science) from India and the education system…
Shiran
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Most important thing teacher can do to student is to teach them value of knowledge and learning. Learning is the corner stone of success in life. Additionally I try to teach them that learning is a continuous process. I am a freelance professional engineer. I am planning to do a PHD on Statistical inference next year. I have a Master's degree in…
Gia Khanh
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As a physics tutor, the most important thing I can do for a student is to create a positive and supportive learning environment that encourages them to be confident and motivated in their studies. I am good at Maths and Physics. Furthermore, I also have experience in tutoring for some students in my home…
Yan
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Inspire the student Give them confidence in themselves Help them to achieve their potential My strengths would be my patience, warmth, and multiple approaches to problems by tailoring my teaching styles that works best for each individual…
Ivan
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I wasn't the smartest kid in the school and I don't think a person good at doing tutoring is how their intelligent in the area. I believe is more like how they can understand the children, understand why they feel the difficult on the subject. As Normal kid myself, I have the ability be the good tutor I think. I have the ability to allow kid to…
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- Provide and improve students in a variety of skills such as problem-solving, creativity and logical thinking - Devoted and persistent in teaching - Over 3 years experience in teaching and…
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The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to believe in them and remind them of their potential. Constant mentoring and motivation goes a long way in maximising students' academic performance. It is also necessary to give students personalised advice to ensure they target their time and energy in the right tasks,…
Jonah Anjelou
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I think the most important thing that a physics tutor can do for a student is to have them gain confidence with themselves in terms of excelling in school. I think this confidence is important in not just getting high marks in quizzes and tests, but I believe that being confident will help them long-term in solving problems not just in school,…
Antoine
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Besides the standard (delivering content, explaining concepts etc) I believe the absolute most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is provide 2 things. Self belief, and learning indepedence. I see the standard delivery of education as a given for any tutoring oppurtunity. However, going beyond and empowering a student with…
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First duty as a teacher is to built the confidence of the students and make them feel that the subject they are studying is interesting . Providing required materials in proper order and taken test on regular basis is also important to make student memorise what they are sudying in class.. I have good potential of delivering the contents . I try…
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The most important thing is to be a tutor if she can develop these abilities in his student. 1. why they are studying a particular subject? 2. How they can understand the laws of nature by doing science. 3. How they can develop the ability to ask questions? 4. How they can find the right answers to their questions. 5. Science is not a burden…
Justine Joseph
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to understand them as much as you can. It is important to note that some of the students are seeking help from tutors since they have difficulties understanding some aspects of their lessons. For that reason, patience is very important and not let the student feel that they are a burden to…
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Simplify school work and syllabus and teach it in a more concise way to the student. Communication, Problem Solving,…

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Although new to EzyMath Tutoring, so far I have been highly impressed with the clear communication and fantastic tutor that has been assigned to my daughter. The tutors help has already improved her confidence and approach to her studies, giving her a clearer direction.
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Content Covered

Year 6 student Harper worked on adding and subtracting decimals, as well as dividing decimals using school homework tasks.

In Year 9, Ivy focused on expanding and simplifying algebraic expressions before moving to trigonometric identities and exact values in later sessions.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Ben concentrated on trigonometry ratios—including the sine, cosine, and area of a triangle formulas—and then began introductory work with calculus concepts.

Recent Challenges

Homework completion and organization stood out across both primary and senior years.

In Year 7, "Ben needs to do the homework that has been given to him, especially if he continues not to do his school homework very frequently," which left basic algebraic routines feeling unfamiliar in sessions.

Meanwhile, a Year 10 student repeatedly arrived without essential materials: "Needs to show up with his calculator and a pencil case to our lessons."

In senior maths (Year 11), failing to bring a maths book or calculator led to wasted lesson time retracing work instead of tackling exam-style problems.

Each lapse made it harder for skills to become automatic.

Recent Achievements

A Canterbury tutor noticed Ben, a high school student, has become much quicker and more accurate at tackling complex maths questions—he now works through challenging problems independently after previously hesitating on multi-step tasks.

Ivy, also in high school, started using a new note-taking strategy; she's not only understanding algebraic concepts better but now decodes tricky questions with less frustration than before.

Meanwhile, Harper in Year 6 pushed past her initial struggles with converting mixed numerals to fractions—by the end of her session, she confidently completed several conversions without any prompting from her tutor.

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Physics tutoring in Canterbury

Is your child struggling in school? Maybe the grades haven't started to plummet and there might be no big red flags yet, but you've noticed an overall shift, especially when it comes to science subjects.

Parents look for local Canterbury physics tutors for help, but most are usually not sure what kind of support their child needs.

That's where we come in.

Physics is a tricky subject. It's one thing to understand a concept, but problems become impossibly complex pretty quickly. With difficult worded questions, for instance, it's not just about knowing the formulas, it's a whole leap in thinking as well.

Physics Tutor Canterbury

Getting regular tutoring is a great way for students to really cement what they've quickly gone over in school. In order to excel at physics, students need to be able to navigate through details, but also analyse ideas in an appropriate way. With someone who's done it before by their side, it definitely feels less overwhelming.

The right tutor makes it easier to connect each individual dot and make the necessary leap to scientific thinking. We can match you with the right physics tutor in Canterbury within a day or two. All we need is to have a quick chat to figure out what kind of support your child needs.

The first lesson comes as a risk-free trial with a money-back guarantee and we charge a simple hourly rate, no other fees. As simple as that.

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Give us a call!
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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 Earlwood Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Canterbury Public School.