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Tutors in Koondoola include a Have Sum Fun Maths competitor with a 98.5 ATAR, an Australian Maths High Distinction recipient and Kumon mentor for 30+ students, a seasoned peer supporter and youth coach, experienced private maths tutors with engineering backgrounds, and school award winners in physics, chemistry, biology, and creative writing.

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The power of listening carefully. Developing a relationship. Reading the mind of the student. Understanding every person is different.…
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The most important thing is to create a environment in which the student is not afraid to ask questions and in which every question is considered important. A tutor has to respect that everyone learns differently and has to be prepared to re-explain things a few times, maybe in different ways for the student. I am a good listener, I believe I…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are; 1. Listen to your students 2. Be creative and flexible with learning styles 3. Build relationships with student 4. Be patient at all times 5. Teach students how to problem-solve and foster independence . I can describe myself as friendly, patient, enthusiastic, confident,…
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Build study skills and study habits for the student to make it easier for them to self-study. Experience teaching students. Knowledge in various fields enables me to broaden the study methods used. Fast adaptability, helps me pick up students' habits and thought processes…
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The most important things a tutor can do is to explain concepts to the students correctly and to help guide a student in their studies. My strengths as a tutor are that I am willing to help the students with their learning journey and cater to all their…
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normalising downfall in grades motivating them taking followups regarding self-studies teaching skills, easy explanation methods fun memonics creation for…
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Explain everything at the root level and allows student to ask any questions. Also motivate them because motivation is very important. If you encouraged someone they can do great things. My teaching method is my greatest strength. The way i teach and allow students to ask me as many times aa they want if they don’t understand…
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The most important thing I can do for a student is to foster a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and sharing their struggles. By creating this atmosphere, I help students develop a deeper understanding of challenging topics. Tailoring a personalised learning experience for each student. This enables them to…
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Creating a pleasant environment for a student is, in my opinion, one of a tutor's most crucial roles. This is because it fosters a positive relationship, which makes the student feel comfortable disclosing when and what they are finding difficult. I have good communication skills with kids of all ages, and am patient, and am kind. To make sure…
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To teach everything, mainly the basics, simply so that they can easily remember and pass any barrier or question thrown upon them. Moreover, I think practise questions and exercises will further contribute. Communication understanding and friendliness. I think the result all depends on how comfortable the student sees me as a tutor. So I make…
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The most important thing tutors can do for students is give them the additional support they need to feel confident going forward with their studies on their own. I believe my strengths are having patience with my students and being committed to helping them overcome any challenges they face in their…
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encouraging independence when learning building rapport setting goals and tracking progress flexibility and adaptability Subject expertise Patience and Resilience Motivational…
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Be a good listener, be ontime, never give up, never discourage student, always see the positive side of the student, emphasise that making mistakes is part of learning, change atmosphere when the students get bored. I'm a good listener, prompt, really strong in mathematics and physics (I'm a PhD in physics). I'm passionate at these two subjects. I…
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be patient and help students understand the content through a method most useful for their success. my tutoring style is very flexible and can be modified to best meet every child needs, helping kids who are struggling with the teaching style used in class. i have good communication skills and am empathetic to students who have difficulties in…
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1. Sharing with them good learning strategies best suited to the student so they can eventually learn on their own which is crucial to their success in the future. 2. Motivate the student to try their best, be hard-working and to never give up if they're struggling. 3. Encourage them to have a positive attitude towards learning and their…
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A tutor should not spoon feed a student but instead engage them, ask questions to ensure that you check understanding and not also ask the student to explain to you so that you are confident that they understanding. A tutor should also alter examples to check for understanding so that you ensure the student is not following a pattern but actually…
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I feel that the most important skills a tutor can develop in a student is their self worth and confidence. Tutors should provide Support, guidance, assistance, raise student confidence and provide a safe environment where the student is able to take risks and experience success. Having school and industry experience as well as being a primary and…
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A tutor can make his lesson so much easier so that student can understand very easily. So in my opinion, approach to the students is the most important things for a tutor I can communicate with my students very well. I become their friend so that they can ask any question without any…
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My responsibility is to provide encouragement and guidance within their education journey. Whether granting an understanding of a difficult to learn concept or promoting hard work and resilience to problems, an tutor can provide an foundation and guide for learning which I aim to achieve to the best of my ability. I place emphasis on…
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The most important things a tutor can do are: -improve the outlook of a subject as only with a positive outlook can true success be gained -after this, the student can gain from the knowledge, tips and tricks of a tutor -putting in place long term goals to continue successes. Some of my tutoring strengths are: -Knowledge of the topics…
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1) Help the student think for themselves 2) Clear the blockage that prevents a student from solving a problem 3) Increase their confidence 4) Give a wider perspective to tackle the problem Patience, clear understanding of how to deliver the content in a lucid way, openness to different level of student in terms of their ability to understand,…
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Be patient, empathetic and kind. I can recognise that all students learn at a different pace and in different ways so I can motivate them and support them. Most importantly, having strong communication skills and being adaptable to each student. I am patient and understanding and have effective communication skills with children of all ages. I am…
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Tutor can really provide the extra help that students need to connect them back to the class I am patient , understanding , kind, funny and well…

Local Reviews

Kaylee has been helping my 9yr old son with his maths. I could see he was struggling with concepts, which was affecting his confidence. He's one of the youngest in his class, but I didn't want him to fall behind. He's only had three sessions so far, but already I can see a change in him. Would highly recommend Kaylee
Lindsey Johnson, Alexander Heights

Inside KoondoolaTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 10 student Aiden focused on arithmetic and geometric sequences, building confidence with both recursive and explicit formulae and connecting these to linear functions.

Year 11 student Emily reviewed bivariate data, working through correlation coefficients, regression lines, and using residual plots to evaluate the effectiveness of least squares regression.

Meanwhile, Year 7 student Lucas practiced rearranging equations to solve for unknowns and applied BIMDAS to multi-step algebraic worded problems for better accuracy.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8, one student hesitated to write out their working in algebra, preferring mental calculations—"she said, 'I can do this in my head,' but got stuck when signs changed." This habit led to errors going unnoticed.

A Year 11 student avoided attempting complex finance questions and relied heavily on routines shown by the tutor rather than breaking down new problems independently.

In a Year 5 session, confusion about division with fractions meant steps were skipped or forgotten, causing repeated mistakes.

Meanwhile, a Year 10 student struggled to distinguish between correlation and causation when interpreting data, leading to mislabelled variables during practice.

Recent Achievements

One Koondoola tutor noticed a Year 11 student who used to hesitate when tackling statistics problems now breaking down questions into logical steps and distinguishing between correlation and causation on her own.

In another session, a Year 9 student—previously reliant on prompts—methodically checked their working for multi-step algebra tasks without being asked, even creating clear diagrams for 3D nets.

Meanwhile, in primary years, Jasmine moved from needing reminders to write out times tables to independently rearranging equations and identifying which terms to move first before solving, finishing the worksheet with minimal help.

What they say about our tutoring

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We are really happy with Vivienne. She is very patient and explains things extremely clearly. Already had a 74% which for a child who is almost maths dialexic this was fabulous. Anyway we are very happy with her Thankyou

Hi Erica, thank you for your email. Things have started well with Jacob and hopefully they will continue in the same way. I think in this case, the difference for Jamie is that she can ask Jacob about a problem that she is struggling with and he can answer her straight away. Vivian was able to answer her too but it took her longer and I think the time factor was what was frustrating Jamie. As I'm sure you are aware in year 12 there is such a time crunch that any delays just add more pressure.

Hi Erica Thanks for the email. Yes, everything is going very well. Daniel is finding Yuta to be very helpful and has definitely been able to identify areas of weakness that require work. We are all very pleased with the progress to date.

Science tutoring in Koondoola

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 65 Science tutors in Koondoola, 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 Science tutors available around Koondoola 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 Girrawheen Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Roseworth Primary School.