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Vihan
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-Help them avoid common mistakes through experience -Organised -Simple style…
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A tutor is simply an extension of learning tool from school, when students feel like school's teaching may not be sufficient. A tutor must be able to accurately evaluate the student's level and how strong their understandings are, and design their lessons accordingly. Flexibly tailored lesson plans for students, as it is 1 on 1, are a must for the…
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Provide support, encouragement, but most importantly the tools, building blocks & techniques to work towards mastery of content, achieve efficient learning progress without making it dry, instill motivation, tweak teaching methods to learning styles, act as a mentor for the student and sounding board for the parents. 10+ years experience tutoring…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is entrenching in the student the right attitude and study habits, there is nothing more important than having the willingness to try harder after failure and studying effectively. Strenghs: strong communicator, patient, persistent, devoted Weaknesses: not much formal…
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I believe that boosts a student's confidence in the school environment as they are receiving additional help from outside. This allows them to enjoy their time at school and develop positive learning habits. All of these effects will result in better grades for a student, once again fostering more confidence, and cycling back to better grades. I…
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Student success is a teacher's number one priority. For some students, success will be getting a good grade. For others, it might mean increased involvement in class. I can help students attain their full potential, regardless of the way they measure success. I know my students and am able to teach to their needs. I am able to modify lesson…
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The most important attributes of a tutor that are conducive to a student would be to create improving exam performance and tailoring exam technique. Aside from creating a passion for learning, the ultimate goal of a student that the tutor must constantly keep in mind is that they are tutoring a student for an upcoming exam or possibly a series of…
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Every learner owns unique interests and special skills, therefore, understanding their potential and guide them with appropriate approaches is the most important things a tutor can do for a student As a tutor, my strengths are a personalized teaching style and cohesive explanation. Basically, depending on student's demands and competence, I would…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is not simply improving their results, but rather, teaching them how to study and keep them engaged. I think knowing how to study can benefit students as they will always be studying new things in their lives. Knowing how can help them learn new things more easily and quickly. By…
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A tutor shoud be able to determine the relative strengths and weaknesses of the student and proceed to generate real results for the student. This helps the student develop confidence and progression. MY strengths are patience, persistence and extensive experience in tutoring. I also have a strong academic backgroud which helps in dealing with the…
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Always be prepared to explain everything as many times as it takes. Speaking thematically for English and finding alternative methods for maths. I did four unit English in my HSC, as well as topped maths at Sydney Grammar School, so I can cover all bases. 98.45…
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The most important thing tutor a tutor can do is to teach students to solve problems independently. The tutor should teach not only how steps to complete the problems but also the logic behind the problems. Thus, students could solve similar or harder questions on their own the next time. One of my strengths is that I know how to adjust the…
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To begin with, a tutor must encourage a student to do better and learn from previous mistakes. Getting upset/impatient with a student is only going to discourage the student and prevent him/her from reaching potential; and that's the opposite of the desired goal. In addition, confidence has to be built in a student; this way a student will be able…
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Empowering students to become independent learners. While helping a student grasp specific concepts subject is important, my ultimate goal in tutoring is to equip my student with the tools and confidence they need to succeed on their own. I can help develop their critical thinking skills which enables students to flourish with confidence and…
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Making the students think in more detailed manner to grasp the concepts rationally and logically. Articulation Conceptual understanding Learned in diverse subjects like Commerce, mathematics, finance, accounting, history…

Local Reviews

Zac is enjoying his sessions with Aaron.
Vicki, Strathfield

Inside Homebush WestTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Rishika worked through questions on perimeter and place value, and also practised the four operations with algebra.

Year 8 student Alex focused on data representation—using frequency distribution tables—and calculating mean, median, range, mode, and identifying outliers.

For a senior high school student, Michael tackled calculus topics such as finding gradients of curves using differentiation from first principles and applying the chain rule to solve rates of change problems.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student rushed through their school homework, which led to avoidable errors in two-step equations with negatives—"so many common mistakes that he can easily avoid," as noted by the tutor.

In Year 11 Maths, one student's written work on completing the square was difficult to follow; skipping clear layout made it harder to spot and correct missteps.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student sometimes squeezed calculations together when multiplying two-digit numbers, making her working confusing and leading to mixed-up addition and multiplication steps.

When organization or presentation slips, even strong understanding doesn't always shine through in assessments.

Recent Achievements

One Homebush West tutor noted a high school student who had previously hesitated to ask for help is now openly working through tough algebra questions together, especially tackling two-step equations that were once a stumbling block.

Another win came from an older student mastering differentiation shortcuts and applying them to find gradients—something that took multiple sessions of patient practice.

Meanwhile, in primary years, Rishika used to need reminders about place value but this week completed all her perimeter and addition tasks independently, showing new self-assurance by checking her own answers before moving on.

What they say about our tutoring

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We are delighted with Charlie as Gabrielle's tutor. He has been prompt, polite, pleasant and extremely helpful. Within 2 sessions I could see her confidence in attacking problem solving questions had improved and approach to Maths in general.

Tammy is great.Ā  She has a friendly manner and she is enthusiastic at every session. Lucy seems to like her and she has some great methods for teaching.Ā  She engages Lucy and makes the sessions fun and interesting bringing things along to help Lucy understand what she is trying to teach her.Ā  She is concentrating on what Lucy's weaknesses are while thinking ahead for Lucy for year 7. FromĀ  my observations of the sessions I think she will help Lucy enormously. I am very happy with Tammy to date and hope that she is happy to continue on with Lucy

Ezy Maths Tutoring really helped my daughter progress both her knowledge and enjoyments of Maths. Her progress has been amazing and she has looked forward to her weekly session with her tutor. The tutor connected really well with my daughter and was able to build her confidence. I am sure that she will now find the transition to high school much easier with her improved skills in maths.

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 Strathfield Council Library Service—or at your child's school (with permission), like Homebush West Public School.