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Amalraj
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The most crucial aspects a tutor can offer a student include personalized guidance, clear explanations, and a supportive learning environment. Tailoring the teaching approach to suit the student's individual learning style and pace fosters a deeper understanding. Additionally, providing clear and concise explanations of complex concepts helps…
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I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to be encouraging and patient, to listen and understand their struggles, and to find ways to explain things that make sense to them. It's also important to show that you believe in them and their ability to learn, and to celebrate their progress along the way. I'm good at…
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Gloria
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The best is to help them understand the importance of the course, how best to enjoy courses they do not have interest in and how best to solve questions. To be able to tutor and teach with the simplest…
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Always encourage them to give it a go, induce them to solve problems in a scientific way, celebrate every little progress with them and help build their academic confidence in the meanwhile. I have relatively high marks in university Maths units and good at solving Maths problems. I have experience working with students of different age. I am…
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-To help the student to get the crux of the topic in a conceptual way -To make students creative -Possess immense interpersonal skills -Studied more than 9 major mathematics subjects -Experience in mathematics, engineering and physics subjects -Experience in everyday science concepts -Work experience in mining and resources sector as…
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The most important thing to do as a tutor is to ensure your students are comfortable with you teaching them. Being able to cater to each student and getting to know them to ensure that you can adapt your teaching methods to be suite them. I am a very patient person and always do my best to explain concepts in a way people can understand…
Sana
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I believe understanding the calibre of the student and providing constant motivation is something a tutor must importantly do for a student because quite often the individuality of a student gets lost in class and so the tutor needs to grab onto that individuality of the student so that they can not just progress ahead academically but also stand…
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I can make the student not only competent, but also comfortable and confident in a certain topic. I understand how stressful hard subjects can be. I want to take away the feeling of fear when students enter a class they think they're not good in. Another thing is teaching a student to be an autodidact. I was fortunate enough to know this tactic…
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Specialising the learning to the student and their existing schema/knowledge base. Drawing a line between what the student knows and what the classroom teacher is teaching, and filling in the gaps. I have been an engineer for 9+ years so I have a lot of real-world examples I can use for maths and physics students. I also have a Grad Dip in…
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I think the most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is be patient and try to bring themselves to the students own level of understanding of a topic in order to explain in a way that makes sense to the student. I think it's important that the student feels understood and is able to communicate what they don't understand, so that the…
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To make them understand the basic principles and concepts. To help them learn with smart ways. Hardworking, dedication and commitment. Ideas and knowledge build…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to listen to a student and never give up on them. Too easily teachers can be frustrated by students and give up on them, despite everyone finding different things difficult to understand. By listening to a student you can also ask them to first explain the concept to you. Often its just a…
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One of the most important things I consider is that the students can understand what I taught them and apply that to their exams and gets a good grade through my learning and my teaching methods and they could eventually help out other people to do better too. I think one of my strengths is being calm and patient with children when teaching…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student would be helping them build a solid foundation in their understanding of the subjects, whilst passing on some of the experiences the tutor has to the student. I believe I have many strengths I can offer as a tutor. I am very analytical and logical and I believe I will be able to…
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Build a student's confidence and have them progress through a subject. I think my young age is my strength, being able to relate to younger people in high…
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Make sure they thoroughly understand the concepts they’re learning, and how that ties into real world problems. They should also give positive reinforcement to the kids so they become more confident in their abilities and get excited about learning. Being patient with kids and making them feel comfortable to ask questions. I also love math so I…
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I think that the best thing to do when tutoring is allow the students free rein when answering questions, as I have often found that almost all of their learning comes from when they make mistakes. I tend to try to give them only small nudges when getting them to complete a question, and reduce the amount of my interference over preceding…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to listen and understand the student's learning style and being able to adapt accordingly. Students often learn at a different pace from each other and a tutor should understand when to slow down, when to speed up, or when to adjust the teaching style to suit the student's learning…
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Bringing up their marks is only one part of the process, the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is inspire them and motivate them to further enjoy school and the subjects they are studying. Enjoyment from academic endeavour and success can lead students onto a great path into the future with University. I believe in great worth…
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A tutor should provide a space where students feel okay about asking questions and admitting when they're unsure. It's not just about giving answers, it's about helping students find solutions themselves. Encouraging students to see mistakes as learning opportunities is also key. Building their confidence in their own abilities is one of the most…
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I think encouraging and open learning, adapting lessons to the student's learning style, and encouraging autonomous thinking are the most important things a tutor can accomplish. Tutors should encourage students to ask questions and make errors, which are essential to learning. They should also use visual aids, hands-on exercises, or extensive…
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Be patient. Its critical that a tutor gives a student the time to process and understand what is being explains. Rushing through concepts and topics may cause greater confusion which could discourage a student. I am very particular about how I communicate with a student - I am aware that each individual learns differently and so I am very…

Local Reviews

My daughter has only had two sessions, so my rating is based on ease of finding a tutor that was a good match, payment arrangements, punctuality/reliability and what seems to be a good tutoring connection. I recommend EzyMath Tutoring on this basis.
Jacqui, Fremantle

Inside FremantleTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Jessica revised the concept of powers and explored fractional and negative indices, using index laws to simplify expressions.

For Year 9, Ethan worked on understanding linear graphs and recapped operations with surds, also comparing rational and irrational numbers through real examples.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Maya practiced solving quadratics by finding turning points and applied quadratic models to worded problems, building confidence with step-by-step solutions.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student showed reluctance to admit gaps in understanding trigonometric functions, which led to hesitation when tackling unfamiliar problem types—she still has trouble a) admitting that she has a gap in her knowledge and b) understanding fundamentally what trig functions are and do.

In Year 7, confusion arose with homework on order of operations, as instructions weren't followed closely and backchecking was skipped.

A Year 5 student avoided writing out working for fraction word problems, instead relying on mental calculations; this sometimes resulted in correct answers but left the reasoning unclear and confidence low when errors appeared.

Recent Achievements

One Fremantle tutor noticed a real shift with a Year 10 student who previously hesitated to tackle worded fraction problems; now, once given a prompt, she confidently works them out and even reports feeling more at ease with percentages.

In Year 11, Saskia—who used to struggle with surds—has been practicing over the holidays and can now simplify surds and factorise monic quadratics using multiple methods without needing reminders.

Meanwhile, a younger student in Year 4 has started setting out her time-telling work neatly and is now able to solve most hour-and-minute questions independently, finishing all her clock exercises correctly this week.

What they say about our tutoring

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Matthew has become much happier to talk & often inform us about math problems & the confidence he has gained even at this early stage of being tutored is huge. Andrew has been a tremendous help so far.

We are very happy with Theodora and since the school year is coming to an end, we look forward to seeing her again in 2018.

All good with Morgan, my daughter found her to be an excellent maths tutor and helped her immensely!

Engineering Studies tutoring in Fremantle

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 30 Engineering Studies tutors in Fremantle, WA 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 Engineering Studies tutors available around Fremantle and we're specialists at finding the right fit!
 

•    We come to you •    Qualified Engineering Studies tutors •    Helped 1000's of students
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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 City of Fremantle: Fremantle Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like All Saints' College - Adelaide Street Campus.