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The roll of a tutor is two-fold. Firstly, to help students understand the material they are working with. There are many ways to go about this, but one of the most important roles of a tutor is to be able to bring intuition to the abstract. This in addition to introducing effective methods for solving problems. The second key roll is helping…
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Reduce their stress levels around assessment and being resourceful as a learning tool Helping students enjoy school more and improve their grades Student retention (I have 6 regular students a week for the last 2…
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In my opinion, the most important thing a tutor can do for students is making sure that the student completely understands the concept and does not try to rote learn it. I believe that a tutor is a person who can change the point of view of a student through which they can grasp the concept well and improves their understanding ability. I own…
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The most important this that a tutor can do for a student, is to keep in mind that tutoring is not the same as giving a lecture. That needs to be reflected in the adaptation of the tutoring session to the individual student. This can be done by lowering or raising the level if needed, speeding up or slowing down, and providing precise feedback…
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As a tutor, being able to teach the content, and help student gain knowledge is the most important and baseline requirement. Although, another equally important thing is to be responsible and caring. I am interesting and engaging. I am also patient, so I rarely, if ever, get annoyed at my students for not understanding a concept or problem. I am…
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The most important thing in teaching any subject is showing the big picture along with the nitty-gritty. I hope that my student can see the beauty in the sometimes boring schoolwork, and see the deep underlying connection and unity of it all. However, sometimes desperate times happen, and then we must drop the profound thoughts and do what needs…
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Tutors are expected to bolster student grades however this is not their true purpose, A tutor should help to develop students to not only achieve greater marks but also to have a greater understanding of the field they are being tutored in. This should extend beyond the tutoring time as the student develops the skills required to support…
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I firmly believe that a tutor should not only share knowledge but also inspire a love for learning. Building a strong mentor-student relationship is crucial, nurturing an environment where questions are encouraged, and challenges are viewed as opportunities for growth. Also, tailoring teaching methods to suit individual learning styles, and…
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At any point, I should be patient and follow their speed. If I tutor one person at a time, the biggest advantage would be being able to figure out in detail what they are struggling with. So, I can make small but definite improvements by giving them the different levels of questions, from the lowest they can do to the level they need to achieve.…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student include: Understanding and Empathy: Listening to students' concerns, understanding their unique learning styles, and showing empathy. This helps create a positive and supportive environment. Feedback and Encouragement: Offering constructive feedback on assignments, quizzes, and progress.…
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Besides helping them understand and learn a topic, the tutor should also help the student master the topic through mastery learning. Mastery learning is a way of designing units of work so that each set of tasks focuses on a particular learning objective and students must master a task to move onto the next one. The tutor should also help the…
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From personal experience, I have had a few unfair and unsatisfactory experiences with tutors throughout my schooling journey. As a result, I have learnt from those experiences and structured my services in regards to having the student as the main focus. As a tutor, the most important thing I can do is explain and walk a student through unfamiliar…
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Teach in a easy and funny way. Be patient whit his process of learning, is different for each case. Go with him in his process. My best strengths is the knwolege, my expience and techniques to teach. The patient and communication are strong skills that I use always in my…
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In my opinion, the most important responsibility of a tutor is not to teach specific knowledge or skills but to incite the confidence and curiosity for knowledge in students. Ultimately, a successful tutor is the one who can help students out of their bottlenecks, assists them in studying, and finally equips them with the skills and mindsets for…
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Tutors needs to deliver their fullest in educating the student. They need to have the patience to redirect from the main concept in focus to teach the fundamentals which the student lacks the knowledge. I explain as detailed as possible depending on the extent the student knows-if the student lacks the basics of the subject, I make a considerable…
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Making student to overcome their weakness. Helping students to move forward with their skills which is truly fulfilling. Building confidence within students. Major role is to teach students how to learn and build self confidence. Always show them the patience when any doubts are raised. Always motivate them to reach their goal. * Making…
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For me I think to provide them best education in effective ways that helps them to achieve what they want to do in life is the key thing I will prefer to do as a tutor. I am professional and during studies I manage discipline, focus and try to work on things that matter the most for students. Along with that , I stay with my students who have few…
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Encourage students to think critically and independently. This involves teaching them how to analyze problems, evaluate different solutions, and develop their reasoning skills. Recognize and respond to the emotional and academic pressures that students face. Providing moral support can make a significant difference in a student's educational…
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In my view teaching is the most sincere profession. So, i have to provide good knowledge in homely environment as well as maintain good discipline to the students. I think i have good potential to teach the children.Due to this reason all students are satisfied with me. i got lot of experience on teaching and different concept of teaching…
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The tutor's objective is not simply to relay information to a student in a bland or dry manner, but rather to establish a solid foundation and understanding for the students - to devise a teaching method that works best. The objective is for the student to learn in the most efficient and enjoyable manner. I am a University lecturer and a senior…
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Being able to teach a student enough material for them to be able to pass the class, that is what you are being paid to do. There are also many ineffible qualities that will set apart a good tutor from a great one. Such qualities include, understanding the student, being supportive of them and their emotions and ensuring the student is effectively…
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Understanding the student by listening carefully to them is important so you know the best way to help them with any problems. Having faith and trust in a student is also very important and enables them to build self confidence and trust within themselves and their ability to solve problems. Tutors must also tailor their teaching style to suit how…
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A tutor needs to be encouraging and patient. Learning some of these concepts requires hours of practice and the best thing a tutor can do for a student is to build their confidence. I am empathetic, patient, and encouraging which I think fosters the greatest learning opportunities among students. I am also inextinguishably passionate about maths…

Local Reviews

Excellent tutor for your children. Christine takes the time to understand the child's needs and has a lovely nature. My kids adore her!
Kasi K, Ridleyton

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Content Covered

Year 8 student Aryan worked through rearranging linear equations and inequalities, then began graphing straight-line equations.

Another Year 8, Manav, focused on factorising and expanding algebraic expressions with variables and revised dividing fractions and square roots.

For Year 7, Anna tackled area and circumference of circles before moving onto volume calculations for cylinders and other prisms, using diagrams to support her understanding.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student's exercise book was described as "could be a bit more neat with the writing and presenting," making it hard to check working, especially during decimal or algebra questions.

In Year 11, after not long on an assignment, one student gave up—confidence dropped quickly when answers didn't come easily, so revision time was spent worrying rather than reviewing feedback.

For a Year 6 learner, forgetting set homework ("needs more initiative doing set homework") meant missing out on key practice before tests.

A Year 9 student relied on guessing in basic maths rather than careful checking; this led to repeated errors and lost focus mid-task.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Croydon noticed one Year 10 student who used to guess answers now takes the time to write out her thinking and talk through stuck points, which has helped her solve worded questions more independently.

Another high school student recently completed all assigned homework ahead of schedule for the first time, showing new initiative compared to earlier weeks when tasks were left unfinished.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner who struggled with multi-step problems can now break down multiplication word questions into manageable parts and work them out without prompting—she finished her last set solo for the first time.

What they say about our tutoring

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Hi Erica, Yes all seems to be going well with Sean's tutoring. He responds well to Andy. Thanks

I came to work for Ezy Math towards the end of my first year of university to gain more experience for my degree and resume, and to keep an on-going job with other jobs which came and went over the years. I was able to deal with various teaching and learning situations which have informed the way I deal with students in the classroom. I'm much more articulate and authoritative when dealing with potentially difficult situations. In terms of expectations, I'm able to plan, organise and set expectations of students' goals as a result of some bad experiences which, overall, have contributed to my own skills as a teacher/tutor. I would recommend Ezy Math to students who need help. To other tutors, sometimes it may be tough, and students may be difficult, but overall the experience is great and you'll learn a lot about being an independent worker and developing interpersonal skills which you'll need for future jobs and later years of university. It is particularly rewarding with students - seeing improvements about the way they view and approach Math as a subject, and even enjoying it as a subject. For clients, Ezy Math tutors will work with you to help your child's needs. In the long term, I know that the process of tutoring with Ezy Math should assist or allow you to better understand your child's learning needs. Overall,  Ezy Math gave me starting experience which over the years has lead to other jobs. Now I continue to private tutor, and work with particular tutoring companies which cater to selective school students. I started as a first year and now I'm in 4th year honours student. I think that Ezy Math is a great way to start off and a great way to learn responsibility and job balance as a first, second or even third year university student.

Everything is travelling smoothly with Rebecca and Hollie and I'm looking forward to them getting back into it this week.

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 Hindmarsh Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Joseph's School.