Tutors in Como include a retired head of programs and lecturer with over 45 years' maths and science teaching, a high school Dux and ATAR 99.5 achiever, qualified primary and secondary teachers with postgraduate credentials, experienced private tutors across K–12, a master's-level mathematician, peer mentors, camp leaders, competition awardees, and subject specialists with international experience.
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Impressive Ezy Math has been great! Excellent communication. Experienced tutors. My son has grown in his Maths confidence in just a few lessons. Thanks Ezy Maths for making this experience positive and easy to navigate.Mary Wolfla, Como
Year 5 student Daniel worked on mastering multiplication tables up to 12 and practiced reading and drawing times on analog clocks.
For Year 8, Jessica focused on solving equations algebraically—showing all steps clearly—and revised lowest common denominators in fractions.
Meanwhile, Year 9 student Liam tackled index laws through targeted practice questions and explored exponential functions, applying rules to different sequences.
A Year 10 student preparing for a test struggled with time management—she ran out of time to check answers in algebra, so small sign errors went unnoticed.
In Year 8 maths, messy working and unclear layout led to confusion during fraction calculations, making it harder to spot calculation slips or follow the method.
For a Year 3 learner, organization was an issue; forgetting their math notebook meant important notes weren't recorded, impacting revision later.
Meanwhile, a senior student focused mostly on easy textbook questions in Venn Diagrams and neglected the tougher ones, missing out on vital exam practice.
One Como tutor noticed a big shift in a Year 10 student's willingness to do homework; after weeks of leaving tasks unfinished, he arrived at his session with practice questions completed and specific areas ready for discussion.
A Year 11 student who previously hesitated to ask for help came prepared this week with her own list of questions about index laws and even requested harder examples on scientific notation.
In primary, one student who'd been mixing up hours and minutes on an analog clock finally explained the difference without prompting, then drew the correct time twice in a row during the lesson.
