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Len Waters Estate's tutors include a seasoned high school maths teacher and STEM mentor with a Master of Education, an HSC Dux and prefect who topped multiple subjects, a debating award-winner on the NSW Honour Roll (ATAR 93+), university-trained peer mentors, and experienced private tutors in advanced maths, science, coding, English and creative writing.

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Challenge · Reassure · Consolidate A tutor's most integral role is to harness the power of these 3 pillars of tutoring to establish a nurturing learning environment where students are encouraged to think innovatively and step out of their comfort zone. Tutor's must also engage with students to ensure their learning needs are being met and…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to respect their individual difficulties and remain dedicated to helping the student by believing in them. This will boost their confidence and build and enhance important learning which is vital on their journey to improvement and success. I believe my strengths as a tutor would be my…
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I believe a tutor can offer a student so much more that just knowledge; the encouragement of a tutor can unlock a student’s potential and lead them towards consistent success. Tutoring sessions can make a student feel heard and understood which is so important in a student’s journey through self discovery in their schooling years. As a tutor,…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for the student is believe in the student and motivate the student to learn and achieve their maximum potential. This is then followed by providing knowledge and making sure that the student understands most of the content to be able to gain maximum understanding of the topics. My strengths as a tutor is…
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The most important thing a tutor could do for a student is to understand how that student thinks and how they interpret ideas. Doing this is fundamental in allowing the student to interpret ideas more efficiently. I think my strengths as a tutor is my ability to explain ideas to different people and simplify complex ideas. Furthermore I can adjust…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to be able to motivate and support them academically, as well have a relationship where the student is comfortable with being open with their tutor. I am able to think and explain ideas in such a way that young children can understand. I can engage a group of students so that they learn…
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The most important role of a tutor is the ability to communicate the content and knowledge required for the student in order to understand the content in question. They must be able to do this in a friendly and efficient manner, making sure that the student has a thorough understanding of the subject, without any doubts or significant questions.…
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Be there to guide the student, be patient with a students learning pace and ability. Catering and personalising lessons to ensure that students don't fall behind. Most importantly, as a student who went tutoring myself I know fostering a relationship and environment where the student is comfortable is extremely important. I am patient, adaptable…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is encourage a positive culture of wanting to learn and evoking a love of education. This allows students to go beyond the classroom and achieve their best. My strengths would be that I was once one of those petty children who hated my teachers and thought being cool meant not doing my homework, getting…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to personalise your teaching. The kids are not always going to like one style of teaching, and it is best to identify their needs and wants in order to tailor your teaching to ensure they have the best quality experience. Additionally, the best thing a tutor can do is to be patient. Every student is…
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Just being there for them. It's not always about making sure they stay up to date with their homework. Students get burnt out as we do and it is important to show them kindness and attentiveness when they're feeling down and unmotivated. Communication, empathy, and my diligence in going out of my way to ensure that my students understand what…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to foster understanding and build confidence. We have to provide baby steps so they can walk on their own. By tailoring explanations to the student's learning style and breaking down complex concepts into manageable parts, a tutor helps students grasp difficult material that they can apply…
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I believe that a tutor’s most valuable skill is to align their teaching style and pace with the student’s level of understanding. This can be achieved via numerous techniques, although the most important is for a tutor to organise and deliver lessons that are tailor made to the student’s learning style. Personally, I strongly believe that as…
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The most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to never give up on them. I am confident that everyone has the ability to achieve great results given the right amount of effort and proper guidance. It is esesntial for any tutor to always remain patient and explain a concept as many times as required until the student themselves feel…
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As a tutor, our main obligation is to implement methods of teaching that allows students to understanding the materials in a way that isnt too complex, but at the sametime, yields the required results when the time comes around. Key to the student's success is built on having someone that they can turn to if they require advice or support, not…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a students includes the tutor being able to be approachable in terms of the students having the comfort of reaching out to the tutor when they struggle to understand a concept, the tutor is able to simplify the concept in a concise easy understanding way and the tutor ensures there is maximum engagement…
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Being able to give them the independence of trying a question and then spending a reasonable amount of time trying to solve it rather than only explaining for the full tutoring session. My strength would be pinpointing what the student doesn't understand and using analogies or using patterns from concepts they already understand to portray the…

Local Reviews

We’ve certainly gotten off on a good start. Tatiana asked Nadia to prepare some test prep notes before her test last week which worked a treat. She achieved 97% in her first test. Tatiana is teaching Nadia is strategies to perform under pressure and to prepare well before the test. So we are very happy so far.
Tina

Inside Len Waters EstateTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Tabitha reviewed fraction operations and tackled long division for the first time, working through step-by-step examples.

In Year 9, Ava practised calculating percentages without a calculator and interpreted rates and proportions in real-life contexts.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Daniel explored trigonometry by applying sine and cosine rules to non-right angle triangles and revised methods for solving simultaneous equations using worked examples.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 Mathematics, one student often chose to "try and solve all the questions in his mind instead of writing it out on his paper," which led to missed steps and made error-checking difficult.

Meanwhile, a Year 9 student's working out was described as "a bit messy and hard for him or potential markers to see," slowing down revision and causing confusion when reviewing solutions.

Another senior student sometimes skipped over feedback about showing full working in algebra, so recurring sign errors went unnoticed during practice exams.

Confidence dips after setbacks were also observed in Year 8 math sessions, leading to hesitation with unfamiliar problems.

Recent Achievements

Tabitha, a Year 7 student, now voices when she's confused and asks for help instead of staying silent—previously she'd hesitate to speak up.

A high school student who had struggled with congruent triangles can now confidently prove them and has even improved the way he lays out his working, showing more organised thinking.

Another senior student recently mastered sketching parabola graphs, including identifying maximum and minimum points after finding these concepts challenging in earlier sessions.

In her last lesson, Tabitha solved long division problems on her own without prompting.

What they say about our tutoring

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Working with Ezy Math Tutoring was great because all tutors are continuously supported in various ways. It is not only a teaching experience but also a learning experience. Tutors gain skills through work, weekly training and materials online. The continuous communication between tutors, students, parents and Ezy Math Tutoring is very important and valuable. 19th July 2012

Throughout my employment I received many helpful pieces of information from Ezy Math Tutoring, which detailed clever teaching strategies and techniques to help my students achieve their best. Using lesson plans to organise and prepare for my lessons is something that I was encouraged to do by Ezy Math Tutoring, which I hadn't used with students previous to my time with this company. This was very helpful both for me to have a clearer idea of my goal for each lesson, and also for my students to better understand what our aims were each week. During my employment it was evident that Ezy Math Tutoring always sought the satisfaction and best for its students as well as its tutors. It was a pleasure to work with this company. 19th July 2012

The biggest accomplishment any math tutor can have (myself including) is seeing the student progress, knowing that they understand and have the confidence to complete any task/question without fear. The key skills I got from math tutoring is being able to effectively communicate in a mentor manner. This is an essential skill for progression in almost every career path, as most careers will require you to train a new colleague, manage a team, or oversee a project, etc. I would strongly recommend Ezy math tutoring to anyone, they are professionals who strive to achieve the goals each student has in progressing towards understanding mathematics. 20th July 2012

Legal Studies tutoring in Len Waters Estate

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 17 Legal Studies tutors in Len Waters Estate, 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 Legal Studies tutors available around Len Waters Estate 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 Green Valley Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Hinchinbrook Public School.