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Teaching them the curriculum and making them score higher is not alone enough making them realize what they are capable of. Not every student are good with their IQ, their IQ Capacity does not judge what they can do. All students have a unique personality and skill it's us the tutors should make them understand that they can do a lot more than…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to facilitate confidence in the student and help them to realise their own strengths and not be ashamed of any weaknesses or subjects that they are having trouble with. I believe that everyone is capable of achieving their goals with the right support and encouragement therefore I…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to empower them with the skills and confidence to become independent learners. This involves not only imparting knowledge but also teaching critical thinking skills, problem-solving strategies, and effective study habits that will serve them beyond the tutoring sessions. I may excel at…
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The most important thing is that the teacher makes the student realize the importance of learning all these things and how they could apply it to their real life. I think my strengths is that i see teaching as a performance rather than just a boring classroom setting. I believe that keeping the student engaged in the experience is crucial to…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to provide a solid foundation of techniques to allow children to be independent learners. Tutors also have the important role to build the confidence of the learners, spark a curiosity of the world and develop a trusting relationship. The ability to really pull concepts back to the…
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I believe a tutor should be able deliver a balance of teaching, guiding and being a friend to a student. It is essential for a tutor to not spoon feed, but should be able to guide (with just sufficient hand holding) the students to learn better and achieve their fullest potential on their own. It is also important to share on understanding and…
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Help students to learn in a fun way so students want to keep engage and will not be scared to learn something harder I am patient and…
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Firstly, ensuring that a student actually understands the content and effective approaches to tackling questions.This can help refine their ability to understand and answer questions. Secondly, be a supporter and motivator. Being motivated to work hard and supporting them throughout their journey encourages students to be more proactive towards…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is to ensure that lessons are enjoyable and engaging. This allows the children to learn and most likely remember more whilst also leaving the season feeling confident. I am an organised and reliable individual who is passionate about giving children the best opportunities to learn and achieve. I…
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Being able to understand that each student learns at a different pace and understanding the students specific learning habits and adjusting lesson plans to help them better understand. I can easily adapt lesson plans to meet students needs and specific weaknesses. Additionally, I am very patient and I am able to tutor at the pace required for the…
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A tutor must try to understand each and every kid's needs and necessity and work according. Apart from imparting knowledge helping the kids to become a better person and make them understand the need of giving back to the society. That's the most important thing a tutor could do for a student I've always been friendly with kids and I've been said…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to show them not the final answer to a question, but in detail the method in which that answer was obtained because ultimately in a test situation the student will have a completely new question in which they have to be confident in using their own methods and not simply memorised answers. I…
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Listen - to what the student has to say. When someone gets to explain a topic, I know they are confident about what they learned. It also allows me to see if they truly got to grasp the subject. Watch - the student's body language. It gives away so much on how they are feeling about a topic. It allows you to gauge if they really are…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is to build confidence in their students. This means not just helping them understand the material, but also encouraging them to believe in their own abilities. Creating a supportive and positive learning environment is crucial. As a tutor, I aim to be a mentor and guide, someone students feel…
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Instilling confidence is the most important thing I could do as a tutor for my student. Because my end goal is for them to believe in their ability to learn new material even without my guidance. Once your student feels confident, they tend to perform holistically better. Even in subjects they were already doing well in to begin with. My ability…
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A tutor should assess the student's strengths and weaknesses, and tailor their approach to meet the student's individual learning needs. A tutor should provide clear and concise explanations of concepts, using examples and analogies where necessary to help the student understand. I can break down complex concepts and explain them in a clear and…
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A sense of connection with students where we develop a comfortable space for interaction and doubt solving. Communication and connecting with…
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I believe that a tutor is there to support their students. To help them improve not only in the classroom and on tests, but to see the importance of what they study and how it relates to their lives and their future. I believe that a tutor is an extra support for a student, someone that they can rely on, other than their teachers and peers, for…
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To make them understand the problem with proof and to know about are they understanding properly and to clear the doubts that arise to them and supporting students to gain more marks Cinvencing ability with proper method ans with a proper proof. Ability to solve any problem with in a short span of time. Ability to learn and teach new concept…
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Be honest. This helps to establish rapport and trust, the two most critical elements to a successful tutoring relationship. Be flexible. This means being willing to adjust techniques and approaches to meet the learning styles of the student. Be patient. What is obvious or easy for you may not be so for your student. Learn not to show annoyance…
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Supporting the student and building their confidence is very important, as the belief that you are capable and have a strong grasp of the material is essential to success. I will also take the time to communicate with the student to develop a study plan that is suited to their level and leans on their strengths. My strengths are in English,…
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100% Motivation and ensuring they feel like they have a support structure whose best interest is to see them succeed. Too many people in my year have lacked motivation to study effectively and as a result, their grades faltered. The school proceeded to threaten to kick them out of their ATAR classes, which only worked to further demoralise them…
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In my opinion, not discouraging students. If they are not highly motivated, I used to speak some of my life in university and get rid of students' boredom. After that they focused on study. Since junior high school, I have really loved math because of its logic and beautifulness. Even though Japan has a really high-level mathematics education, I…

Local Reviews

We're off to a good start with Hayden.
Naja, Melbourne

Inside MelbourneTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 11 student Jason reviewed key concepts in Trigonometry, including complementary angles, and practiced differentiation using first principles to prepare for a Math Methods test.

Year 12 student worked through complex numbers in polar form (cis(theta)) and tackled textbook exercises, also revising inverse trigonometric functions ahead of an upcoming Specialist Mathematics assessment.

Meanwhile, Year 8 student covered the basics of linear equations—solving for one variable and graphing lines—and explored atomic structure in Chemistry, focusing on subatomic particles and electron shells.

Recent Challenges

Homework was not completed in a recent Year 11 session, which left gaps in understanding and slowed progress with new calculus problems—"please do the HW:), as it'll really strengthen your understanding," noted the tutor.

In another Year 12 lesson, revision focused mainly on familiar question types; less time was spent on more challenging trigonometric proofs and complex numbers, limiting exposure to higher-level exam material.

For a Year 4 student tackling long division, feeling stressed when unable to solve problems instantly led to hesitation in practice. In these moments, avoidance or incomplete work delayed deeper confidence and fluency.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Melbourne recently noticed Jason, a Year 11 student, moving from hesitancy to actively asking thoughtful questions while tackling challenging Trigonometry problems—a big step up from his earlier quietness.

In another high school session, Thomas started out unsure with negative numbers but now solves linear equations more confidently after connecting operations across Math and Chemistry.

Meanwhile, a younger student, Charlie, who used to get stuck on addition and subtraction, can now work through most sums without help.

Last week, Jonas—previously distracted—chose mental maths strategies himself and completed all division tasks unaided.

What they say about our tutoring

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I know it is only early days but Harley and Owen seem to have '˜clicked'.  They are working really well and not only is Harley's confidence growing but also his understanding of the maths chapters they have been studying has improved.   I no longer have to hassle him to do his homework - always a bonus!

Henry has had 3 sessions with Justin so far, and it is going very well. His current topic is algebra and he feels that he is benefitting from the additional assistance. Justin is punctual, helpful (even stayed back an extra 10-15 minutes last week to help Henry with a problem-solving sheet) and is very pleasant to have around.

Thank you for your email.  I am really enjoying working with David, he makes the study fun and very interesting. We're working through some gaps in my knowledge and then I am greatly looking forward to getting into the much more complicated and exciting math.

Modern History tutoring in Melbourne

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 60 Modern History tutors in Melbourne, VIC 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 Modern History tutors available around Melbourne 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 City Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Stott's Colleges.