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A tutor needs to help identify a student's strong points and motivate the students in every possible way. It's not always the tutor that should be valued and respected but the students also needs the same respect and care. Also, a tutor should know how to boost up the morale of a student when he/she is feeling low. If student is facing some…
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Fill in fundamental gaps in knowledge. Change a students perspective on a subject. Help them succeed. Ability to explain things in different ways when I see students struggling to grasp a…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is help them gain the tools necessary to be able to succeed on their own. As a tutor, helping students not only believe in themselves, but also helping them gain the strategies and tools to overcome difficult academic and non-academic problems is an important thing. Tutors need to not just…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student go beyond simply imparting knowledge. First and foremost, it's about building a strong rapport and trust with the student, creating a supportive and encouraging learning environment. A tutor should identify and address the individual needs and challenges of each student, adapting their…
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Listen carefully, be creative and adjustable, build relationships, student connection, creative with different learning styles. Creativity and enthusiasm for teaching. Ability yo explain difficult things in a simple way. Able to connect with…
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I would say, be supportive and a good listener are the most important things a tutor should offer to students. Based on my previous experience, students sometimes lack motivations to finish their school homework either they are too tired from school, or they just don't understand the school materials well. As a tutor, this could be an opportunity…
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To boost the student's self-esteem and confidence in tackling problem-solving situations to achieve personal development and academic progress. Also, to help them pursue their field of interest and career ambitions. Forming professional yet friendly connections with students, parents, and peers allows me to better understand their challenges,…
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A tutor should take their time with a student and make sure the student understands before moving on. I believe the purpose of tutoring should be to provide learning strategies that are specific to the individual in contrast with teaching in a classroom (at the pace of the class). A tutor should provide multiple strategies for learning. For…
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1. Assess and understand the current strengths and areas of difficulty of the student. 2. Set up a time table (plan) which agrees with the student's schedule. 3. Cover and revise the core concepts which are pre-requisites for the understanding of the current curriculum. 4. Work through the lessons one-by-one and test understanding through…
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I believe a Tutor should be able to sympathise with and understand the students' mindset, each student has their own way of learning and their own learning speed. A tutor's job is to cater their teaching style to fit their students so that they can be comfortable with learning. My strengths are providing students with engaging lessons and…
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As I alluded to earlier, I think the student's enjoyment is extremely important. That's not to say that they should be having fun at the expense of gaining knowledge, much the contrary; I think the best way for a student to gain knowledge that will last beyond the next test or exam is to have it conveyed in such a way that they take a genuine…
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The most important thing a tutor must do is to assess the student's answer and provide feedback, as that really helps them learn from their mistakes. Equally integral is, taking a doubt session as solving the doubts of the student not only improves learning but also develops a sense of confidence in the student about the subject, which develops a…
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In my opinion, the most important things a tutor can do for a student include: - Being approachable - Creative teaching styles - Patience - Teach students how to be confident with their learning and being independent. - Being able to provide the information the student requires and teach them this information in an effective…
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Try to make them feel confident in themselves and build intuition. Maths is hard and it is easy to feel discouraged; so being able to boost morale and keep them going is important in them being successful. I really do try to be engaging; I try to speak to students as an equal. I think talking to them as regular people and have regular…
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As a tutor, when you spend time listening to your students, you start building a relationship with your student. Then, I can begin personalising the learning plan accordingly to the student's needs, interests and strongest points. As a tutor, you have many strengths, the strength to fully understand your students' weaknesses, and then work…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be compassionate and assess their situation and help them navigate through the problems they are facing. Secondly, I'd say is to impart knowledge to the student as this is his/her base and thus it needs to be strengthened and help them realize their dreams and guide them to it. One of my…
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I think being a good listener and being patient are the most important things a tutor can do for the students. Because a teacher needs to be patient enough to handle the students and first, need to listen to them. My communication skills, and understanding of the emotional world of children–especially at the elementary level, are my greatest…
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The most important is working to the individual’s strengths and approaching things in ways they will understand, offering a tailored learning experience. I also firmly believe immediate repetition combined with increasing-interval repetition is a vital component of consolidating knowledge and methods, ensuring my student’s understanding does…
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1)A good tutor has to identify the student’s learning style. Each student is different and have to teach them accordingly 2)Tutor should be caring and compassionate, but also professional and organized. 3)A teacher should be able to build confidence in their children. Confidence definitely improve their hidden talents 4)Tutor must understand…
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To be able to deliver my knowledge without making my student feel over burdened. I can change my way of teachings and I'm patient enough to explain the concepts as many times it is required My patience and Changing my methods of teaching as per child's…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is create a positive learning environment through patience, kindness, and friendship. In terms of learning, I believe it is important to explain the logic behind understanding a subject. My biggest strength as a tutor is without a doubt the ability to effectively assess how an…
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A tutor should not put stress on the students. He/she must understand the important topics and teach with logics. Also, a tutor should guide students in a simple way and must avoid complications. Cooperation Time management Positive…
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A tutor must be an example to be followed, with his integrity, ethical values and motivation. The understanding the student's abilities, capacities and weakness are essential to creating a good level of communication and the development of a good strategy to achieve goals. The tutor skill of managing challenges in such a way that will build up the…

Local Reviews

I want to thank Ezy Maths Tutoring, as Joshua seems to have connected well with David and is working with his strengths. Already we are seeing a difference in the confidence of David to tackle his Maths and is being guided to see the areas that he is lacking instead of total self doubt of thinking that he knows nothing .
Craig, Modbury North

Inside ModburyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Alex worked through atomic structure and elements, using periodic table references to understand subatomic particles, then practised writing and balancing chemical equations.

Year 10 student Priya focused on VSEPR theory to predict molecular shapes and applied her knowledge of molar mass in chemical calculations with step-by-step problem solving.

Meanwhile, Year 6 student Ella revised key concepts in cell biology, labelling cell parts and discussing the stages of cell division with visual aids for clarity.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student hesitated to trust her own answers in algebra, often second-guessing even correct responses—"she got it right but questioned herself," a tutor noted. This slowed progress and meant less time for extension work.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student struggled with making connections between related science questions, tending to focus on single concepts rather than integrating them; this limited deeper understanding during revision.

In Year 5 maths, another student's written working was sometimes hard to follow due to missing steps when calculating on paper, which led to repeated errors that were difficult to track back and fix during review.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Modbury noticed a big shift with one Year 10 student who previously hesitated to ask for help; now, she actively seeks clarification on tricky biology topics and even poses her own thought-provoking questions about hormone function.

In Year 8 maths, another student who often second-guessed herself has started confidently working through surface area problems—she now says "this makes sense!" after applying formulas independently.

Meanwhile, a younger student in Year 3 who used to struggle with fractions is not only matching them to shaded figures but also explaining why the numerator and denominator represent each part.

What they say about our tutoring

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Wen is fantastic! Jack is very happy with the tutoring so we would like to continue with her.

Dhreeti tutor has been great so far and my daughter is really comfortable with her.

Sharren is wonderful. They have formed an instant connection, and Bree is already feeling more confident and did an open book maths test yesterday without looking at the book hardly at all. Sharren is already a part of the house when i walk through the door and she is already in my opinion, the best tutor for Bree

Info Processing tutoring in Modbury

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 52 Info Processing tutors in Modbury, SA 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 Modbury and we're specialists at finding the right fit!
 

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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 of Tea Tree Gully Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Garden College - Modbury Campus.