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I think the most important thing is listening to the student to focus on exactly what they need help with and give them techniques they can take home so they can continue to understand better. I think my greatest strength is figuring out ways to successfully explain to the person im tutoring in a way them helps them understand…
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Tutors can provide a one-on-one situation where they're able to realise the students weaknesses and target those areas. They can also be someone else for the students to ask questions where they may be too shy or unable to during a large classroom environment. Tutoring can also help reinforce content that students learnt that day or week. I am a…
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In my opinion, there are two most important things that a maths tutor can do for a student. Firstly, a tutor should be able to help students reemphasize key ideas of main concepts so that students have a strong base knowledge. Understanding the main intuition fully is crucial for students to be confident in the subject and further build up more…
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I think patience is the most important skill a maths tutor can have. Some students don't understand a concept right away, I had to have a concept explained to me multiple times before and if the tutor was patient I was not scared to ask. I think as I have been tutored before I knew what worked for me and what didn't so I could apply those ideas.…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is ensure the tutor works towards the students strengths and attempts to minimise their weaknesses. Tutors should also be considerate to their student by considering their needs and how they like to learn so that their student's highest potential is achieved. I believe I am patient,…
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guidance with encouragement give the student a proven confidence by helping him to do the tasks independently and properly. I go through the problems with the student to guide him in every stage. I enjoy tutoring and i pass the joy to my student when he fulfil the task…
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I think there are a couple of important things a maths tutor can do for their student. The first is being a patient person who is going to push them to do the best they can, not rush them through their work. The second is being someone the student feels comfortable making mistakes in front of as mistakes are one of the most important parts to…
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The Important thing is to give students a sense of confidence in their ability. This will require the tutor to integrate complex ideas into simple, straightforward concepts. Once the student realizes their capability, they can endure failures, learn from mistakes and try again. My strength as a tutor is definitely my close and friendly…
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I teach the best ways to student. Way how to learn and study their home works and school subjects in a way that they will get distinctions and flying colours. Patience, persistent and never give up attitudes. Never afraid of hard work. I am passionate to give my all and best to help my students doing well and achieved good results in…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for students is to help them develop a strong understanding of the concepts they are studying. Tutors must be able to communicate key information and complex or abstract ideas, simplifying and translating it in a way that the student can understand. A tutor should assist students in being able to apply…
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I believe that a maths tutor should be extremely cautious in what they say; can everything be supported with a logical statement? Because the steps the tutors take to construct the answer are how the students learn from them, a tutor must prepare well and be confident and knowledgeable of what they are giving to the students. It's not about…
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The most important things a maths tutor can do is help the student gain a proper understanding of concepts to aid all their personal study and school work. They should work to build a passion for the subject in the student so they begin to enjoy the study rather than see tutoring and studying as a hassle, which will help their exam performance…
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Provide them with the tools and methods to be able to answer questions confidently, so that they are able to feel that they can rely on their own abilities to succeed in the understanding content with support from me. Also, I create an environment where my students feel they can admit when they are confused and don't understand something so that I…
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Being able to give a helping hand, rewarding watching success grow. Confidence and building great trust with the children. Aswell as…
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I consider the most important things a maths tutor can do for a student is helping them improve in areas they may be struggling in, as well as helping them further in other areas. My strengths come from the fact that I have been doing maths tutoring for school students weekly for over a year, giving me experience in providing students confidence…
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Providing clear academic support, personalizing the learning experience, and fostering confidence. While explaining concepts is important, it's equally valuable to equip students with problem-solving skills. Tailoring my approach to each student's learning style and interests allows for deeper understanding. Additionally, creating a supportive…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do is to be supportive. Even the students struggling the most always have something they're doing well. The tutors job is to highlight that and develop skills to transfer those proficiencies to other areas of the subject. Furthermore the tutor must be patient. A student is there because they need help and…
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I think that students generally need a lot of support, and that a maths tutor should be able to provide an avenue through which a student is able to feel comfortable, supported and encouraged. I think that I’m good at connecting with students and building a relationship. I am a very enthusiastic person and I believe that lends itself to creating…
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Build their confidence and prepare them before an exam. This personally was the most important thing for me prior to every exam as I would always enter panicked and feeling nauseous. After being tutored, I feel this is one of the most necessary and significant thing a maths tutor can do for a student. I am very patient and can attempt to explain a…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to make them enjoy the subject because they will make them want to work harder in it and achieve higher. My strengths as a tutor is that I am a recent graduate and I am therefore very familiar with the syllabus and could also build a friendship with the…
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One of the most important things for a tutor to be able to provide a student, is a sense of progression through exam marks. Moreover, being able to communicate to students well and without ambiguity or miscommunication in the explanation of mathematical concepts is one of the most important qualities a tutor must have, as that is what determines…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to practice empathy in order to ensure the student knows they're in a safe environment where they are allowed to make mistakes and learn from them. Being kind and really listening to what they say to you is also essential, as you don't want them to feel like they can't talk to you, as this will result in…
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A tutor has to be understanding and respectful to the student that they are teaching, they need to realise that these individuals don't have the same level of knowledge as them at the time, so they need time to learn and understand difficult concepts and that require more explanation. The key is to build a strong healthy and friendly relationship…

Local Reviews

Sam’s been great for my Sam and after over a year of other tutoring which Sam hated, I can’t recall one time when Sam has not wanted to do his tutoring with Sam. As a result Sam’s far more engaged with Maths and has moved up a group at school for next year! Thank you for Sam’s persistence and flexibility on making learning fun and exciting for my Sam!
Anya, Sutherland

Inside LoftusTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 revision with Ella focused on double-digit multiplication and strategies for dividing larger numbers.

In Year 8, Lucas worked through index laws and simplified algebraic expressions using equations to find unknowns.

For Year 9, Sam tackled expanding and factorising algebraic brackets along with practising negative indices, applying these skills in progressively challenging questions.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student sometimes avoided harder problem-solving questions in maths, especially with multi-step subtraction and decimals, leading to confusion about when numbers should increase or decrease.

"She liked to skip some of the questions and got distracted at times," noted one tutor.

In Year 10, a student working on financial mathematics struggled to write out her steps, often losing confidence when combining multiple operations—her answers suffered whenever she tried to work problems out in her head.

In another session, missing a required workbook meant time was lost sourcing material rather than focusing on new concepts.

Recent Achievements

One Loftus tutor recently noticed Sophie, a Year 10 student, now confidently expands and factorises algebraic expressions—last term she would hesitate or skip these questions, but this week she wrote out every step neatly without prompting.

Charlotte in Year 8 has started breaking down complex worded problems herself, identifying key information before diving in—a real shift from when she relied on the tutor to interpret questions for her.

Meanwhile, in primary school sessions, one student who previously guessed at subtraction tasks now checks their working independently and corrects mistakes before moving on.

What they say about our tutoring

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Maddie worked very well with my son, making it as enjoyable as possible for him.

Shengyang is an awesome tutor. He explains the methods really well and makes sure i understand everything before i proceed to the next question. I have improved in my maths since he has been tutoring me.

Oliver is a lovely young man, he and Cameron are working well together. He seems to be a bit more confident already.

Maths tutoring in Loftus

"Give a man a fish, he will eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, he will eat for a lifetime". This pretty much sums up our maths tutoring philosophy. Year after year students are bombarded with an increasing amount of content. Most students are always in catch up mode, trying to keep up with the class, cramming in some revision time right before exams, feeling anxious and unconfident. Of course it is possible to do well this way, but it is like using a hammer to cut down a tree instead of an axe. There's a better way to succeed academically. This is where we come in. Ezy Math tutors break the cycle of inefficient learning by showing students not just WHAT to study but also HOW to study.

Your local maths tutor in Loftus will come to you a time that's convenient! It's all done on your own terms. The tutors all have their own ideas and approaches to tutoring but ultimately they adapt themselves to each unique situation.

We offer simple hourly rates with no other charges or fees, no nonsense just tutoring. Plus, the first lesson is a trial to ensure you're happy with the tutor. Give us a call, our consultants can review your area, answer questions and explain pricing in detail.

1300 312 354

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 Engadine Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Loftus Public School.