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Be passionate about what you're teaching is the most important thing a maths tutor can do for their student so that they enjoy learning their subject and hopefully become keen to practice it after tutor hours. This can be difficult to achieve in Maths, especially in school. I think my strengths are my passion for Mathematics and my passion to see…
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A tutor can not only help the students stay motivated but they can also help the students build great study habits that will help them for a lifetime. Their influence can never stop and that's really important. Students, especially the ones who struggle a lot need a motivator to stay on top of their goals without giving up. That's something a…
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To help develop the conceptual understanding of the subject followed by in-depth expertise in the subject that not only raises their grades substantially but also helps them to cope with time-management skills, encourages discussion among themselves and improves self-confidence in them. I am very friendly, teach like a story-teller, use innovative…
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I believe the most important thing a maths tutor can do is be a source of motivation and encouragement, to help boost the student's confidence. Oftentimes the issue with students who seek tutoring is their inability to recognise their potential rather than their lack of knowledge, and tutors can assist them in accessing this potential.…
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- Giving students clarity on their difficulties - Helping simplify issues - Helping student to achieve their goals - Understanding student's difficulties - Giving good study habits - Strong knowledge base - Proficiency in entry maths and writing based subjects…
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Help students enjoy learning Rich knowledge, interesting and flexible teaching…
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I think it is to provide a comfortable environment for them to express their issues in their study, because the reason why students need tutor is that they don’t understand something and cannot ask it on class, and the mission of a maths tutor is to be able to provide answers for these questions. I’m fun, energetic and always ready to talk…
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I believe that the most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to not teach them how to answer a specific question but to ensure they understand the logic behind the answering methodology. I suspect that this may be hard for some students at first but I am confident that they will be able to get the most out of mathematics and other…
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The most important things a maths tutor can do for a student is always looking out for them. Be it looking out for their pace of learning, their mental condition, or anything in general. A tutor should always look out for a student and observe what he or she potentially needs, or is lacking in. That way, tutor can adjust the class materials…
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Confidence and a sense of autonomy are critical components of a developing student and are the most important foundations a maths tutor can provide. Discipline and organisation are also important in seeing consistent growth in a student. However, building a strong and friendly relationship that is long-lasting is always necessary to see any…
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Be patient and actually encourage them to study and work hard. I like to start each session by actually asking them about their goals and if they have a set goal motivate them to pursue it. Explain it to them grades are important and make a big difference. Also, always let them know ask any single thing they want. The more questions the more they…
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listen for their current understanding of a topic and engage the person at an appropriate level allowing for the proper development of the persons learning. My tutoring strength lies in my ability to explain the core of a problem by breaking down a problem into its simpler components and then solving the way up, al the while listening to the…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to empower them to reach their full potential, both academically and personally. By providing personalised support, fostering a love of learning, and nurturing students' confidence and independence As a tutor, I believe my strengths lie in several key areas: 1. Adaptability: I can…
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Be available for the student at all times so they can ask for help whenever they need to, always be encouraging and keep motivating the student to strive for better, always be supportive and understanding for the student. easily contactable at all times, very punctual, enthusiastic, supportive, very good interpersonal skills, friendly, reliable,…
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Building a caring relationship in my opinion is the most important thing a maths tutor can do for any student. It is only that foundation can a tutor be able to deliver his best and at the same time the student will be keen to learn. It is the conducive learning environment that a tutor has to provide to enable the student to work to his/her…
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The bare minimum a maths tutor should do is to aid a student in their academic journey, however the optimal result would be for tutors to create an enjoyable learning experience for the student. Specifically in mathematics, I believe I have the creativity to come up with multiple approaches to a certain problem. Thinking outside of the box, I…
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I think that the most important thing a maths tutor can do is give a student confidence in themselves. It is not the tutor's job to simply pass on their own knowledge, but rather to show the student that they had the ability to excel on their own all along. Tutors can do this by explaining concepts in a new way or more slowly than they may have…
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Be friendly Clear their doubts Communicate clearly Make tutoring interesting Give time to analyse Never rush with the subject Clarify the concepts Observe Providing examples and video for easy understanding of the subjects. Clearing doubts with hesitation and careful observation of what the child is really interested…
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As a tutor, I believe in catering to the students needs. Different students have different learning styles, so it is important to adapt my teaching styles to the individual. I also think compassion and understanding are necessary traits for tutors. Every student learns at different paces, and can grasp certain topics quicker than others. Patience…
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A tutor can shape a students future and when it comes to maths, I think it is one of the most important subjects and when my students can understand the different concepts of maths and can solve them on their own I believe they can almost overcome any obstacles in life because maths trains our brain to think critically and solve problems…
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As a tutor, the most important thing I can do is to help the student figure out where their confusion is, is it just the question being asked or the logic of how to interpret this question. They may confuse about the original theory they've learned because they can't link it to real life to apply or they didn't see it clearly in the first place,…
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It's crucial to adapt teaching methods to the individual learning style of each student, ensuring they not only understand the material but also how to apply it effectively. Additionally, a tutor should make the student to adquire interest in the subject, helping students develop not just academic skills but also a lasting curiosity and enthusiasm…
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To help students gain a better understanding of the course knowledge and learn more learning techniques from those who have experienced it A flexible…

Local Reviews

I think Velvet and Kirsten are starting to work well together. The book is really helpful to learn about the theories and what works in a practical sense.
Lian, Erskineville

Inside EveleighTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Olivia practised converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages and also worked on finding percentages of quantities in everyday contexts.

Year 8 student Mason focused on expanding and factorising algebraic expressions as well as solving quadratic equations using the completing the square method.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Aisha tackled trigonometric identities and began introductory differentiation, reinforcing both with targeted practice questions.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student showed a tendency to "jump to what he thinks is the answer—often a guess if he doesn't follow a logical process," especially in pattern and word problems.

In Year 7, one learner often avoided writing working out on paper, preferring mental calculation, which led to repeated basic errors ("Writing his working out on paper rather than doing it all in his head").

At senior level, hesitation with new types of questions surfaced: as noted in Year 11, "she hesitates to try and asks me how to do it rather than try it herself first." This can leave students feeling uncertain when independent problem-solving is required.

Recent Achievements

One Eveleigh tutor noticed a big shift with a Year 11 student who, after struggling to complete differentiation problems independently, managed to work through tricky questions on her own and even explained new methods back to the tutor.

In another high school session, a Year 10 student—who used to rush through area and perimeter questions without checking—has started pausing to think through each step before answering, leading to more accurate solutions.

Meanwhile, a younger student has begun asking for help when stuck rather than guessing quietly, showing much more openness during problem-solving.

What they say about our tutoring

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Charley has warmed to Charissa. It is great that she is young, female, confident and friendly. We have had two sessions so far and taken a break over the holidays. When Charissa returns from her holiday we will continue with regular weekly sessions and hopefully during the coming weeks/months Charissa can help Charley understand how to plan and do her homework regularly rather than with panic the morning that it is due!

The tutoring has started really well Sam is very happy with Din and has gotten off to a positive start.

Cameron is turning out to be a great tutor and Mitchell really enjoys the sessions.

Maths tutoring in Eveleigh

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 311 Maths tutors in Eveleigh, 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 Maths tutors available around Eveleigh 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 Newtown Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Central Sydney Intensive English High School.