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Alicia
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A tutor should support the student as much as possible throughout their education. If the student is struggling with stress or work loads, I will help the student mentally and academically at all times. I will ensure the student understands every concept by providing practice papers and answering questions outside of tutoring session times as well…
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A tutor should make a student want to learn, and remove any anxieties they experience in association with the subject. I believe that is the most important thing. Being able to connect with any student in an informal manner so that they are able to relax and devote more attention to what they are trying to learn. Also, finding creative ways to…
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Jack
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When tutoring, it is very important to be patient and understanding. Students may struggle when learning a new concept, and it is imperative that one can sit down with the student and teach the theory step by step in order to ensure that they have a good foundation of understanding. Being flexible is also vital as during high stress times changing…
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I would say helping the student finding a way to solve problems the way that works best for them. Also important to realise what they want to achieve and where they want to go with it all. I’m a really good communicator and also really enjoy the experience of improving a skill set over a period of time. I did advanced maths for year 12 and…
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The most important role of a tutor is to help a student learn and understand new concepts in a fun and engaging manner. I believe that a connection between students and tutors is important in maintaining emotional health and academic success. I believe that I am patient and proficient at explaining complex topics in simpler terms and through…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is aid in their development of critical thinking whilst making the process light. My strengths as a tutor are patience, empathy, adaptability and continuous…
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Adapt to their skill level and provide personalized teaching that they don't receive at school. I know how difficult it can be to learn when the teaching is tailored to 10+ students, so I believe being a tutor means being highly adaptable and willing to change in order to meet the student where they are at academically. I am very patient and…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can help a student is by helping them academically and providing any additional support that they need. Discovering a person’s unique learning style is also vital for a person to be able to learn well and build confidence. From my past experience whilst tutoring, I believe that I understand how to help…
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The most crucial aspect of a tutor's role for a student is to understand them and be able to establish a friendly connection. The student should feel no embarrassment in asking questions when they don't understand, and the tutor should create an environment where the student feels comfortable doing so. In fact, a tutor should be able to gauge from…
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I think that one of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to give them confidence in their own abilities, as this empowers them to develop their own skills on their own and, Some of my strengths as a tutor is my patience, I am quite willing to explain a concept to a student as many times as necessary and can adapt to a specific…
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Keep motivating the student and speak a language they can understand and not go too fast or too slow. Be forgiving of mistakes and not show frustration when the student is underperforming. Good communicator who is able to get his point across in different ways. I can adjust my standards based on the competence of the students I'm…
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Helping students learn confidently is the best work of life. I love using all teaching methods and means to help students overcome their learning difficulties so that they can learn happily and confidently. - A teacher with 12 years of teaching experience - Understand students' strengths and needs well - Able to work with students with different…
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Facilitate the comprehension of the concepts studied, a tutor is not there to do the homework by himself but rather to show a better way to do it and to provide help in understanding the concepts needed to carry out a homework or while studying for an exam. Very closely tied to this is the building of the student, edifying the student if you…
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Help a student gain the confidence needed to know what they need to do in studying for a subject, as well as the desire to succeed in that area, knowing that they can with the required commitment. Focusing on what a student needs to most efficiently improve their grade, rather than wasting time, so as to provide the most value possible in a short…
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Make them enjoy a subject. as a teacher you can only do so much when it comes to teaching. you can give them all the work, call them, and pester them, but if they don't like it they will never excel in it. I am able to connect to the students. I am young and fun and even ride a motorcycles I play guitar and most games kids no play allowing em to…
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Create a positive atmosphere where a student would feel that a tutor is their friend and helper. A great tutor can Inspire and motivate students to strive for success in their studies, which will reflect in other aspects of their life and positively affect their self-esteem. Great peoples skills developed over university years and my engineer…
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Explaining in the simplistic way that a student can understand. If you can not explain it in simple terms it means you do not understand it. The tutor should be patient and help the student understand. I am patient, easy going and quickly understand the problems that students face during their studies. I love Mathematics and Physics so much that I…
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The most important thing is to not only tell them how to do a problem but also tips and tricks on how to efficiently and correctly answer a range of questions over and over whilst also giving them exam tips and tricks for them to minimise errors and mistakes. I believe my strength are explaining complex problems in easier and more understandable…
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Tutors must be flexible in their assistance to students through recognising individual learning preferences. Hence, they must cater to one's level of academic proficiency, their learning weaknesses and holes in education to provide a tangible improvement in grades. I have recent experience undertaking high school Extension 1 and 2 Mathematics,…
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Apart from the obvious requirements to provide sound academic knowledge and advice, the other aspect of tutoring that I consider most important is getting the student excited about learning. The best teachers have a successful balance of both aspects. When a tutor is excited about the content, that will get the student excited as well. An…
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I think that the most important things that a tutor can do for a student would be to inspire them to love the subjects that they take and study, to be able to inspire them to do their work and really work at it in their own time, such that the tutoring isn't a dependency but a supplement to their success. Once that's achieved, it becomes much…
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I think communication is one of the most crucial skills. I believe every students, somehow, are capable of learning. So even though I don't have extraordinary skills to teach them, they will learn from my explanation. But I have to know where they are at the point of time to know exactly what and how I have to teach. Having an idea of what my…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to bring in a positive connection between the student and the subject so that learning happens naturally along with concept realization rather than focusing on memorization. 1.Good Listener 2.Passionate teacher 3.Consistent Learner 4.Mentoring peers and team. 5.Coherency in the lessons…

Local Reviews

I really like Nicholas and my daughter seems keen to continue which is great.
Tina, Mosman

Inside CremorneTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Charlotte focused on units of measurement by converting between millimetres, centimetres, metres, and kilometres, and explored the difference between volume and area for various 3D shapes.

For Year 8, Olivia worked through algebraic equations involving bracket expansion and practiced simplifying expressions with numbers in the denominator.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Ben tackled solving linear equations for x—including questions that involved combining like terms—and practiced working with inequalities on number lines, including remembering to flip the sign when multiplying or dividing by a negative.

Recent Challenges

In Year 5, one student was hesitant to attempt Olympiad questions independently, waiting for guidance instead of trying strategies alone; as a tutor observed, "she didn't know where to start and needed prompting before attempting solutions."

In Year 7 algebra, another avoided writing out full working, which led to missed negatives in multi-step equations.

A Year 10 student struggled with organization—falling behind on homework meant less class time could be spent tackling new or challenging problems.

During Year 12 revision, incomplete notes made it difficult to review exam topics efficiently, so critical feedback from marked tasks wasn't always taken up in future work.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Cremorne noticed that one high school student, Sienna, who previously struggled with negative numbers, now confidently solves equations involving both positive and negative values and can explain the reasoning behind each rule—a big step from needing constant guidance.

In another session, Stephanie began asking for clarification when creative writing tasks felt unclear rather than staying silent or guessing; she's also started trying new writing approaches on her own initiative.

Meanwhile, Year 3 student Theo made a shift from guessing coin combinations to methodically working out dollar and cent problems by himself—he finished his lesson accurately combining complex amounts without prompting.

What they say about our tutoring

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The tutor you sent me on Sat is absolutely excellent. Pls don't change Mina. My kids feel really comfortable with her and finally we feel we have a winning formula.

It's got off to a great start, Beaux really likes Taran and she likes the way Taran explains things and shows her new ways of working things out. Taran has boosted her confidence and Beaux is actually able to do a lot more than we thought.

We are very happy with Thai and the tutoring set up. Massimo and Thai have established a comfortable routine and it appears to be working for everyone involved. I can see that Massimo's confidence has already improved and he has regained his motivation.

Science tutoring in Cremorne

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 112 Science tutors in Cremorne, NSW 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 Science tutors available around Cremorne and we're specialists at finding the right fit!
 

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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 Mosman Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like SCECGS Redlands - Murdoch campus.