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Marcelo
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After studying for a long time, I concluded that when students engage with the topics, they tend to learn more easily. Therefore, the tutor must present the content in a creative and innovative way, seeking always feedback with the students on how much they are absorbing and only proceed when all the necessary foundations of the topic are clearly…
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Effective communication is essential. This includes being able to explain concepts clearly and in a way that is easy to understand and being a good listener. Additionally, the ability to empathize with students and understand their challenges and frustrations can make a big difference in how they respond to tutoring. Tutoring often involves…
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The most important things I can do for, and with, a student as a maths tutor is are being able to set realistic goals, work towards and track progress towards those goals, and celebrate achievements together. Tutors must know the content that they are teaching, and refresh their knowledge in their own time if they are unsure of something.…
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As a maths tutor, the most important thing you can do for a student is to be willing to put in the extra work to make sure that students excel in their subjects and that is my biggest purpose in tutoring is to make a difference so that students can stress less and enjoy their high school experience. Tutors have huge impacts on the academic…
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I think the most important thing is making sure the student feels comfortable about the work that is being explained and feeling free to ask questions. My strengths as a tutor include making sure the student fully understands and grasps the concepts we are going through by attempting similar question…
Andrew
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The most important things that a maths tutor can do for a student is understand how a student learns things whether it is through wrote learning and memorisation, visual or physical learning and from that be able to teach the student content through a learning type that is best for a student. - Confident - Presentable - Patient & chill - which…
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First thing should be rapport building because it is very important to gain the trust and confidence of the student. Second would be establishing a set of routine so that the time in each session is used up efficiently. Lastly, tutors should effectively motivate students in achieving their goals as well as inspire them to improve each day. My…
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- high energy to motivate and engage them - help and support their learning to achieve their goals - develop confidence in their ability to achieve in Maths - Clear communicator - high energy - enthusiastic - patient - calm - supportive - focused to help students achieve theirs goal and improve their Maths…
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I think the most important thing a maths tutor can do is help a student find and maintain their motivation and enthusiasm for learning. It is absolutely essential that a tutor review concepts, cover material, and ensure that a student is making progress, but is equally important for a tutor to make the learning experience positive for the student…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to understand and be there for them when they are struggling. Everyone has been in that position before, so I believe that a little patience and compassion go a long way. I believe that I am very understanding and patient when teaching. I know it can get frustrating for both the…
Daniel
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Understanding self, and the acquisition of skill and knowledge are the most important things to give a student. Yes, the report card is an important ticket for students, and especially those in tutoring. But, all that knowledge will perish without use. The growth of the individual, who they are becoming through the process - a competent and…
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A tutor can do many essential things for a student: provide a safe space for learning, understand their individual needs, align the session with the students' goals, provide encouragement and support, and provide the student tools essential tools for lifelong learning. However, above all, fostering a nurturing environment that focuses on the…
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I consider passion to be the most important characteristic of a maths tutor. This is because a high level of passion ensures a tutor excels and thrives in any condition, thus enabling a tutor to help any kind of student in any difficult situation. My main strengths are my communication and academic skills. Informal tutoring taught me the…
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1. Working with the student to establish student-centred goals. 2. Being reliable and widely available for the student. Being a student can be stressful, therefore being just a phone call away if an assignment deadline is approaching to assist in overcoming hurdles that may arise can be a huge comforter to avoid unnecessary stress. Further to…
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Sharing with them knoweledge, making them getting into the subject, showing them for what they are studying the lesson with practical examples. Personality, good attitude with the students, respect and…
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Other than helping a student genuinely understand the content in their course, I think that the most important thing a maths tutor can do for them is to help them in developing and implementing strategies to allow them to become independently successful. This may mean developing a better organisational process, implementing a system for completing…
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I believe that a maths tutor must guide the student to learn independently by introducing different methods and techniques to learn. This is because an hour or two of supervised study in a week is not sufficient to learn and excel in a subject. Further, in this modern world with ever expanding technology there are many avenues to study and learn…
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Create pathways so the student can figure things out on their own as the end goal is the personal development of the student. This can be by increasing their organisational skills or better interpreting questions. Good people skills and able to connect and relate to students. Active teaching methods, asking a lot of questions and creating…
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A tutor can act as a guiding channel for their students and should always encourage them to move upwards no matter what the situation is. I motivate my pupils as i give them confidence. I don't get frustrated by their mistakes. My positive nature is always an asset for my…
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I believe the most important things a maths tutor can do is instill intrinsic motivation within the student to do well and give them the belief that they can improve/have the ability to improve in the given subject. I also believe that tailoring the teaching style to match the learning style of the student is crucial. My strengths include: 1. My…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is observe and listen to the problems the student is having and adapt the teaching style to suit. I'm patient, understanding and I work hard to present a lesson that's logical and easy to…
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Students instill those executive study skills that will serve the student well in future academic life. A good tutor could let students benefit from better study techniques and altitude. My strength as a tutor is that I can do double language tutoring, both in Chinese and English. Furthermore, I can break complex questions into easy…
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Be able to explain in a way that the student can understand and be able to take that knowledge outside and be able to do problems by themself with confidance in themselves. I am young and would be able to understand students on a personal level and able to explain concepts and material in a way they would be able to understand, my weaknesses would…

Local Reviews

My daughter enjoyed working with Jo - not to the extent of enjoying the actual maths content, but she did look forward to Jo coming every week! She says Jo was patient and kind and explained things in a way she could understand.
Jayne, Palm Beach

Inside CurrumbinTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 10 Jeremy focused on Pythagoras' Theorem and practiced applying formulas to perimeter, area, and volume of shapes in preparation for his end-of-semester exam.

For Year 9 Willow, lessons concentrated on adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions as well as strategies for simplifying them using targeted worksheets.

Meanwhile, Year 8 Mia worked through basic algebra problems—such as solving simple equations—while also reviewing previous classwork to build confidence after her recent move to general maths.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student working on algebra often skips writing out steps, leading to confusion when reviewing errors—"she tends to guess in her head rather than show working," a tutor noted.

In Year 11 chemistry, forgetting to bring a notebook meant calculations for balancing reactions were done on loose paper and sometimes misplaced, making it hard to track progress between lessons.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 learner practicing time questions sometimes completed the wrong operation because instructions weren't read closely enough; pausing to reread helped but slowed completion.

In these moments, small lapses in process had ripple effects on understanding and confidence.

Recent Achievements

One Currumbin tutoring session saw Jeremy, a high school student, move from needing frequent reminders to now reliably solving algebraic equations and tackling trigonometry questions with much more independence than just a few months ago.

Willow, also in high school, previously hesitated on fraction operations but has recently begun converting fractions independently and even completed a challenging Grade 7 worksheet without help.

For a younger student, Bella started asking for homework unprompted—where before she needed encouragement—and recently identified her own grammar mistakes in an English paragraph, then corrected them herself.

What they say about our tutoring

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Your help is very much appreciated.  I'm very happy with Nathan and Mason finds him very supportive. Mason does lack study skills and Nathan has been great in getting Mason focused.

James is doing fine in college maths class now, he is understanding what is going down in class which is a new experience for him - thank you.

Daniel got his marks back for his final exams in Mathematics. There has been a dramatic improvement in his results. Thank you. He is going to do 4 unit maths in year 12.

Maths tutoring in Currumbin

"Give a man a fish, he will eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, he will eat for a lifetime". This pretty much sums up our maths tutoring philosophy. Year after year students are bombarded with an increasing amount of content. Most students are always in catch up mode, trying to keep up with the class, cramming in some revision time right before exams, feeling anxious and unconfident. Of course it is possible to do well this way, but it is like using a hammer to cut down a tree instead of an axe. There's a better way to succeed academically. This is where we come in. Ezy Math tutors break the cycle of inefficient learning by showing students not just WHAT to study but also HOW to study.

Your local maths tutor in Currumbin will come to you a time that's convenient! It's all done on your own terms. The tutors all have their own ideas and approaches to tutoring but ultimately they adapt themselves to each unique situation.

We offer simple hourly rates with no other charges or fees, no nonsense just tutoring. Plus, the first lesson is a trial to ensure you're happy with the tutor. Give us a call, our consultants can review your area, answer questions and explain pricing in detail.

1300 312 354

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 Palm Beach Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Currumbin State School.