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Sahib
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I believe the key purpose of an economics tutor is not only to improve a students grades but also encourage intellectual curiosity. Due to the individuality of each student a personalised experience must be created by tutors, through adapting teaching methods and lesson plans, to stimulate the unique minds of students. Further tutors must…
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Listen to the students and there needs. Also communicating clearly the topics students want help with and not avoiding or judging the student when they need extra help I\'ve always found it easy to explain in another way a topic that might be considered…
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The most important thing an economics tutor can do for a student is to guide them instead of doing the work for them. It is important for the students to feel that they have control over what they are learning and for them to be encouraged through feedback and practice. I am a very patient, determined and creative person. I can understand what a…
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strengths, and weaknesses. Recognize their unique learning style and adjust teaching methods accordingly. Building Confidence: Foster a positive and encouraging environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and taking risks. Help them develop self-confidence in their abilities and believe in their potential. Clear…
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Allow the student to have freedom of thought and to develop critical and logical thinking, whilst keeping in the bounds of the subject criteria that will be accessed. Also encourage the students to see the benefit from studying and to provide real life experience to aid in their learnings. e.g. maybe demonstrating a mathematics topic and how it…
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*As an economics tutor most important thing is to understand the student and be friendly with the students .So that they can discuss there promblems easily without any hesitation. * As a tutor i should know about the level of the student and about the student in what ways he/she loves to learn because learning cannot be done with a force full…
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Good preparation before tutorials is essential. We also need to Know the students' ability and level of understaniding on the subjects, so that good explanations can be provided them. Besides, a little quizzes, drills and exercises may help student to be familiar to the subjects. I am patient to student. And I am eager to explain different…
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I think an economics tutor’s responsibility is to ensure a foundational level of understanding is reached and giving the student a space to ask questions they may not in class. I am able to think about things in different ways and recognise when something isn’t working for someone. I don’t over complicate things. I believe that explaining…
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1) Listen to the student 2) understand their level of knowledge and attention span 3) evaluate their strengths and weaknesses and play to their strengths 4) Inculcate the practice of regular revisions, through a mix of audio, visual, and interactive methods I believe my strength lies in my ability to convert complex concepts and theories into…
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I think the most important things an economics tutor can do for a student are 1. to develop the interests in learning, such as changing the dull mathematics class into interesting storytelling games. 2. To provide useful problem-solving tips that students can easily pick up and apply. 3. Continuously give students sense of achievements by…
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I believe the most important thing for an economics tutor to do is to cultivate the interest and engagement of the students. In Chinese, there is an idiom that roughly translates to "Interest is the best teacher", by actively engaging the interests of students you make learning not a chore, but rather a joy. I believe that my biggest strength lies…
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The most important thing an economics tutor can do for a student, not to just explain a certain problem but to help them understand the concept behind it, explain to them why they are doing it. Students need to be motivated, without motivation students lose the desire to learn. I feel that if students understand why they have to do it maths or…
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The thing I consider most important while teaching someone is understanding why they are lacking in a certain part of education more than understanding what they are lacking in. Being patient with the pace of my student’s…
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The most important thing an economics tutor can do for their student would be to motivate a student to put in the work they need to for a certain subject. The tutor should help the student My strength as a tutor is that I am very passionate about the subjects I would teach. It means that I will be committed to my job and strive to create the best…
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1. Patience with the student. 2. Flexibility with methods of teaching to adapt to the student. 3. Using all the available resources to make sure the student understands best. 4. Being a good listener by not dominating the conversation and listening to understand the student. I make an attempt to adapt myself to every case. There is no one way…
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Build good connection and motivate kids to ask questions and be approachable Thinking in kids point of view and breaking down the explanation to make the kids understand and happy to explain. Have great patience, adaptability, motivation to…
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I consider an economics tutoring note each lesson is the most important. With a detailed tutoring note each lesson , students can always review what did they do in each lesson and understand the mistakes they have done before and correct them in the future . My strengths are I know three languages which is Cantonese chinese and English where I can…
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I think that the tutor acts as a mentor for the student. In this role, the tutor should encourage the students to think critically in order to find answers to their questions. By providing the means to discover the answers for themselves, the tutor ensures that the student does not merely address the 'what' of the question but is also able to…
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I think the most important thing a tutor should do is understand the learning pattern and style of the student. Every student learns differently, simply using one method is not enough. As I try to see, I try to understand how different students learn and understand different content. Through the process, i try to find what is the most optimal way…

Local Reviews

Quickly connected me with a tutor in my area for my son in year 11 Maths methods. The tutor (Dylan) is great, very knowledgable, and really takes the time to work with my son on his problem areas. Our school schedule is changing all the time and Dylan has been very accommodating when we have had to move times, which has been a big relief. I've also been getting great feedback from EzyMath and my tutor on my sons progress, which has helped me to understand how to support him with homework better too. I definitely recommend EzyMath to anyone looking for a tutor!
Brad, Boronia

Inside Ferntree GullyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Chloe focused on mastering fraction operations and converting between improper and mixed fractions, using number lines to build confidence.

For Year 8, Noah worked through linear relations—plotting equations and interpreting gradients—as well as algebraic expansion and factorisation.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Ava tackled the turning point form of parabolic graphs alongside basic trigonometry concepts, practising with diagrams to visualise problems.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 English, one student repeatedly submitted homework late or incomplete; as noted, "there have been multiple times that he has not completed his homework on time," making it difficult to build consistent essay-writing skills.

During Year 10 Maths revision, another student relied heavily on familiar techniques and hesitated when asked to apply concepts in new ways—this slowed problem-solving and reduced confidence under test conditions.

In Year 3, a student's multiplication work was often unfinished, with skipped practice on timetables leading to slower progress when tackling multi-step problems.

These moments left students feeling unprepared and hesitant during class discussions.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Ferntree Gully noticed one Year 11 student, who used to rely heavily on hints, now confidently completes trigonometry problems without a calculator and can explain her steps out loud.

In Year 9, another student made a real shift: after weeks of silent guessing, she has begun raising her hand for help whenever she gets stuck on linear equations—asking for help rather than moving on confused.

Meanwhile, during a recent primary session, a younger student who'd struggled with fractions earlier in the term managed to solve mixed-number addition independently for the first time.

What they say about our tutoring

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Lucy is wonderful. Dominique is participating well in the sessions and covering areas I feel she requires assistance in.

Things are going well. Chris is doing a very good job. Since the tutoring sessions, my daughter seems to be more positive and has stated that Chris is explaining the work well, which makes it easier to understand. I am confident that this was the right decision and can't wait to see the results.

I would like to commend Mandy on her fantastic work with Jack.  She has been so patient and we could not have asked for a better match with our son. Their hard work has paid off as we have received several comments from Jack's  teacher telling us how well he is going in maths and that there has been an improvement.

Economics tutoring in Ferntree Gully

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 19 Economics tutors in Ferntree Gully, VIC 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 Economics tutors available around Ferntree Gully 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 Ferntree Gully Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St John the Baptist School.