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Fiddletown's tutors include a former youth group leader and study camp coach, an HSC State Ranker with Distinctions in the Australian Maths Competition and Science Olympiads, experienced private and group maths tutors, university education students, seasoned peer mentors, primary school activity leaders, and accomplished musicians—many holding top academic honours or major subject awards.

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Tanya
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I believe that instead of simply passing down knowledge to students, it is crucial to provide guidance to independent learning. Students cannot rely on tutors to help them do their work forever, so I believe that apart from teaching new learning strategies, it is also important for tutors to cultivate independence in their students. I believe that…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to build their confidence and their skill level in the chosen subject. It is essential to work with the motivations of the student, and through this find ways deepen their interest in the subject matter. Sometimes you may be solidify existing knowledge and sometimes explore new knowledge.…
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Michael
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Since all maths is built on foundations, I can identify and address weakness in a particular building block, rather than just correcting mistakes. A good tutor does more than simply deliver content, but should inspire creativity within a student. My students will gain the confidence to attack further problems and be empowered with the ability to…
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- Ability to explain concepts clearly at a level the student can understand - Ability to quickly diagnose strengths and weaknesses so they can focus on the latter - Having a positive mindset and encourage the student rather than criticise them if possible. - Assigning work between sessions that is relevant - Being reliable I am reliable,…
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Establishing a routine is one of the most important things a tutor can do for a student. Tutor helps the student to identify the root-cause of a problem and then finding out the solution. A schedule is followed throughout the teaching tenure.This practice not only helps the student to excel in their studies, but also in their lives as they learn…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be able to listen and understand from the students perspective, so that they are able to teach them in the manner that is best for the student. At the end of the day, if the student is able to gain the satisfaction of conquering even the smallest of concepts with the help of their tutor,…
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Making sure a person has a full understanding of a subject is very important. At school the content is memorised instead of understood, which leads to weak foundation. As a tutor, it is important that your student comprehends all aspects if the subject and is confident in applying their knowledge and skills I am patient with the student and am…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to not only help them understand content they are struggling with, but to inspire them to realise why attaining high results is important. Higher grades in itself is not an end, rather it is a means to being offered a degree or academic position which the student is passionate about, and…
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Facilitate learning, inspire curiosity, provide support, and tailor teaching to individual needs. My strength in tutoring lies in my ability to effectively communicate principles and concepts to young…
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One of the most important things a tutor can do is motivate a student to try their best. A tutor should commend a student when succeeding, and encourage them when they are struggling. I go beyond the syllabus and love to teach students all the skills I have picked up over the years, such as study habits and stress management. With my tutoring,…
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Adaptability is crucial - being able to modify teaching methods, explanations, and pace ensures that students can grasp challenging concepts. Every learner is different, with distinct strengths, weaknesses, and learning styles. An great tutor recognizes these individual differences and tailors their approach accordingly. I understand that…
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Being able to adapt to their level of knowledge in an entirely nonjudgmental manner that allows the student to feel they are always doing their best. I am able to simply complex topics into more easy to understand packages that allow others to understand the topics not only faster, but also better. I am also an excellent communicator, able to…
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In addition to improving the student's understanding of a particular subject area, the real value comes from: (1) learning *how* to learn; in other words, getting to understand the many resources available (web and paper), attacking the problem, and getting the answer independently. This is empowering for the student, and essential for further…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to provide tailored support, enabling the clarification of complex concepts in a way that is unique to each student. Additionally, I consider it crucial for a tutor to cultivate an environment that fosters a love for learning, incorporating goal setting and continuous motivation.…
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The tutor needs to care about the student's learning. They need to understand the way each student learns best and mould their pedagogy to fit the student. The tutor needs to be able to recognise consistency in errors so that they can make the student aware of where they are going wrong and can help fix it. The tutor also needs to be patient and…
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Bring up more than just the content that the students are learning, for example, social skills, life expectation and others. responsibility and…
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The most important part of being a tutor is assisting students in gaining knowledge and skills in order to undertake and tackle problems first hand and independently without timidness or hesitation I think my strengths as a tutor would include helping people understand more complex topics in a simpler way. I like explaining topics using physical…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to show that they care. I think if a student knows that their tutor is really trying and really cares about the student, then the student will try that much harder with their studies in response. I think my desire to assist students in their studies is one of my greatest strengths because it…
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I consider the most important thing a tutor can do is ease the burden and struggle of school by helping students in areas they find difficult or want to improve on. My strengths as a tutor are: My ability to explain concepts clearly, empathy, honesty, patience and I can explain concepts in multiple ways if students don't understand one…
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I consider the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to ensure that the student fully understands the content being taught at their level. I think it can be quite easy for a tutor to rush or even skip the easy stuff in favour for the more interesting, harder content, which can leave a student lost and feeling inadequate. I think I…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is give them confidence in their abilities and show them that they can grasp concepts and solve problems that they previously believed they would not be able to. I think I am a very patient person, I'm good at explaining mathematical concepts and ideas, and I can be creative in coming…
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I believe that one of the most important things is recognising students' needs and personalising their experience such that it is most beneficial for them. It is important to be empathetic and open-minded to a range of learning styles as a tutor, in order to assist in their academic journies. I also believe that a tutor should maintain a strong,…
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A tutor can teach make study very interseting. A tutor is not just a teacher but is also a guide who can gudie th student in right direction. If a student knows and understands what is he studying, he can achieve excellent results and all this is the responsibility of the tutor. I have good knowledge of the subject. I tend to get along with…

Local Reviews

I was extremely impressed by Kastaubh. He was incredible and Elijah's results reflected your tutor's ability and success as a tutor.
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Inside FiddletownTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Emily focused on **division and understanding fractions**, practising short division steps with visual aids.

In Year 9, Ethan tackled **coordinate geometry—specifically distance, gradient, and midpoint formulas**—and reinforced his grasp of algebraic techniques like factorising quadratics.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Olivia worked through **differentiation applications**, including maximisation problems in calculus and began exploring new integration topics relevant for her upcoming assessments.

Recent Challenges

Across several year levels, process-related habits impacted progress.

In Year 8 Mathematics, one student frequently avoided writing out working for ratio and division questions—"he skipped showing steps in algebra, which hid sign errors"—resulting in confusion during review.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student preparing for trials relied heavily on practice papers but focused only on familiar question types, neglecting trickier content flagged in recent assessments.

Another senior student, after receiving trial feedback in Advanced Maths, was hesitant to revisit earlier mistakes; this meant missed opportunities to address recurring gaps before exams. The urge to avoid confronting errors slowed real improvement before critical assessments.

Recent Achievements

A Fiddletown tutor noticed a Year 10 student who had always hesitated to try tougher worded maths problems now tackling multi-step multiplication and division questions with much less prompting—last week, she even solved one aloud without checking for reassurance first.

Meanwhile, a senior high schooler preparing for trials shifted from simply memorising content to consistently applying her knowledge in extended responses; last session, she wrote out full answers for every practice question rather than just jotting formulas.

In Year 4, a quieter student surprised his tutor by offering his own example during place value work—a first after weeks of silent following.

Maths tutoring in Fiddletown

Most parents appreciate that there is little more important than educating and enabling their children. This is one of our core values - Education Is Life! Whether your child needs a bit of help keeping up or wants to get an ATAR of 99.95, they'll need the right support to get there. There are 29 maths tutors in Fiddletown, NSW who can help with that - from problem solving to study habits. Check out hundreds of reviews below - these tutors do a great job.

Maths Tutor Fiddletown

Private tutoring is all about getting the right person who fits well with your child's unique needs and personality. That's where we come in. We'll put you in touch with a maths tutor and organise a trial lesson. If you don't like it, we won't charge you. And because we like to keep things simple, there are no booking fees, cancellation costs, minimum requirements, there's no nonsense. Just use what you need based on a simple hourly rate.

Call us on 1300 312 354 OR complete an enquiry form and we'll reach out to you!

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 Galston Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Northholm Grammar School.