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Offer another way of learning that teachers aren't able to. Teachers have to teach a multitude of students so if a single student in lagging behind the class, they aren't able to help. That is where tutors come in, tutors help students with specific areas of study and also prepares the student for exams and assignments in order for the student to…
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1. Understanding the points they are actually struggling with and helping them to overcome that. 2. Building Confidence 3. Inspire and Motivate 4. Foster Critical Thinking I can make people understand the concepts in an easy and systematic way. I am approachable. A good Listener to understand where the student actually…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are fostering a deep understanding of the subject, providing personalized guidance, boosting confidence, and encouraging critical thinking and problem-solving skills. My strengths as a tutor include vast knowledge on a wide range of topics, patience in explaining concepts, adapting to…
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Make sure that the student is comfortable with your way of teaching and is actively involved. Tutoring is not only about jabbering stuff even though the student doesn’t understand a single thing. You have to take it slow and steady until your student is confident enough and can explain the same concept back to you even well. - calmness…
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Be patient and know students current knowledge/level and try to reach that level and explain the concepts. I can adopt different approaches and am hard…
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Be patient. Thats all. I am very patient. I keep good knowledge of my subject. Friendly with students so they dont gesutqte while asking a…
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Most important thing I believe a tutor can do for a student is to influence the student to become more ambitious and help them learn things quickly and in a more smarter way. Ability to understand each student's calibre and teach according to it in a simpler and friendly…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student revolve around fostering a deep understanding of the material while simultaneously building confidence in their abilities. This involves personalized teaching methods tailored to the student's unique learning style, ensuring that concepts are grasped and not merely memorized. Encouraging…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are providing individualised support, fostering confidence, and instilling a passion for learning. My strengths as a tutor include patience, adaptability, and the ability to simplify complex…
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The most important things a tutor can do are grow to understand the student so they can best help them. I think that if the tutor understands a student, if they have a strong rapport then they can identify a student's weak and strong points and work to solidify their strengths and mitigate their weaknesses. Although I have no formal tutoring…
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The biggest thing would be to help students understand that ignorance is not failure. Just because they don't know something "basic", that does not mean they are worse than others, or are stupider, or are not going to succeed. It simply means they were not taught in a way that makes sense to them. This could be for a number of reasons, and not…
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I believe if I can make a difference in the student's life such that they are at a better place from when I began teaching them and If I am actually able to see quantifiable results. Then it's really a win win for the both of us. I have very good foundational knowledge on things I prepare to teach. I have very good communication skills which makes…

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We are very happy with Thomas so far, he seems to have a good rapport with my daughter, and she is progressing and building up her skills and confidence. Thomas is cheerful and very patient!
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Inside JesmondTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Ruby reviewed area and perimeter of triangles, parallelograms, and trapeziums using practice diagrams, then tackled finding the area of circles.

For Year 10, Sebastian focused on quadratic equations and also prepared for upcoming assessments by revising similarity and probability questions from past exams.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Christian worked through integration with trigonometry and practiced finding the area under a curve to strengthen calculus skills.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student often hesitated on multi-step algebra problems, expressing "I get stuck when there are too many terms," which led to lost confidence and reverting to easier examples instead of persisting.

In Year 11, another student completed equations accurately with support present but was unable to repeat the process independently—this reliance made solo exam attempts much more stressful.

For a Year 8 learner, uncertainty in remembering steps during geometry meant answers were second-guessed or changed, sometimes erasing correct work due to doubt.

These patterns left students feeling unsure during assessments and slowed progress through new material.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Jesmond recently noticed a Year 11 student who, after weeks of hesitating to ask questions, now openly points out confusion about algebra problems—something he avoided before.

In another session, a Year 9 student who previously needed step-by-step support with factorising and simplifying equations was able to solve them with minor guidance this week.

Meanwhile, one primary student showed a big shift by confidently finding the perimeter of compound shapes on her own after struggling at first; she finished the last set independently without any hints from her tutor.

What they say about our tutoring

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Emily is doing very well and Melanie is great. Emily is really comfortable with her and although it is early days she is improving. I am really happy with Melanie and the progress so far.

In a nut shell, we are very happy with Tamara and Laura's progress so far. Her teaching techniques are excellent, exactly what Laura needed & to top it off she is very well mannered and very patient. You can also see that she genuinely enjoys teaching/educating her students. It's a shame there are not more teachers like her!

We have seen improvements in Cheyena's work and results, Aaminah has been really good and we are pleased, thank you.

Info Processing tutoring in Jesmond

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 12 Info Processing tutors in Jesmond, 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 Info Processing tutors available around Jesmond 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 Wallsend Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Jesmond Public School.