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Tutors in Molendinar include a seasoned Kumon instructor and maths education undergraduate with a 6.25 GPA, an ATAR 99.85 medical student and experienced science tutor, a Dux and Economics awardee with extensive coaching experience, university-trained educators and STEM mentors, Olympiad achievers, peer leaders, and tutors with rich backgrounds in music, languages, and youth engagement.

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To be very engaging so that the student can be in a better environment to be able to learn. My strengths are being able to break down a situation to make it easier to understand and then going through a sequence in order to make learning a lot…
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Obviously bumping up grades. But before that comes there is the massive component where the tutor is able to let the student feel like they actually know what they're doing. Instilling confidence in someone and helping them to not feel dumb can change the way they approach learning and improve everything about their academic life. Coming from…
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I consider the most important things a tutor can do for a student to provide academic guidance and cater to the best way a student obtains and retains information, maintaining strong relationships and communication because student, teacher and parents, and consistency. I have high adaptability within my teaching, including multiple learn styles…
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I am flexible with my teaching method to accommodate various learning styles of the student to ensure that they fully grasp the concept. I am confident in the subjects I am tutoring and I boost the student's confident by clarifying any doubts they might have with the subject.…
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Its most important for a tutor to attempt to learn how the student learns, what techniques and strategies work for them. As all students learn differently its crucial to be capable of creatively and freely thinking so that you can implement different techniques to help them. Patience, Studious and Creative…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to be a friend who will be patient and understanding. This helps the student relax and feel more comfortable during the tuition and so be able to learn better and absorb more information, going away with more. I think that my strength is being able to explain the content such that it can be understood…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is help build their confidence. A student is able to do anything, learn anything but only if they believe that they can do it or learn it. Being friendly, easy going, relaxed and flexible are key to giving a student confidence because without it, they aren't going to progress. I have learn't…
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The most important things a Tutor can for a student include: Keeping the student motivated, Giving the student the tools, knowledge, and technique to achieve the best possible results, Help the student strive to reach their maximum potential, Answer any queries to the students satisfaction, Tailor teaching technique to the student and answer…
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Tutoring is a noble occupation. My experience with the previous tutoring has taught me many things that can be really important for a student. Not every child is able to cope with his/her studies and routine. Being a student of Psychology, I prefer encouraging and motivating them to do better each day. Some students tend to trigger their fear of…
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A tutor is not a person who make students to gulp everything on the book. A tutor should know where the focus should be given. Knowing their capacity and weak areas should be the first step a tutor have to step into when a student approach for help. Once the foundation is made strong, it will be easy to build over it. Along with that, a tutor…
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Truly the most important thing any tutor can do for a student is to help create and cultivate a growth mindset. By doing this, students become lifelong, innovative learners. This certainly occurs in the classroom, but teachers are expected to do this to upwards of 20+ children. Tutors are important to students because they assist in expanding…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is be attentive to their needs. Being able to listen and understand a student's struggle with learning can help guide a tutor in creating an effective lesson plan which will, in turn, produce a successful outcome. My strengths include: - my passion for wanting to help others - my highly…
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The most important thing in my accordance is distribution of knowledge and its application in life. I think patience is the key, being patient and transparent with the child, the subject can be understood with…
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Listen, and understand why they've been having difficulties in their study. Only then can the tutor truly be able to help the student get past these in order to make learning fun again. I'm a fast learner, excellent communicator and problem solver, and most of all, i take the time to listen in a calm and patient manner. I believe this last…
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I believe that while grades are important, they are not always completely comprehensive of a student's ability in a subject. If the student is able to walk away from a session being able to understand the concept and feel interested and confident with it, they not only will gain better results in exams but will have a better idea of the subject as…
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Well I believe the most important thing is to get the student to feel comfortable with what they're having trouble with as it will build their confidence and allow them to move on and do the work with minimal help. I am very passionate about Maths and enjoy doing it. I am very reliable, punctual, friendly and…
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1. Set clear and achievable goals for the academic performance that can help them stay focused and motivated. 2. Identify strengths and weaknesses to know where they need additional support to help me tailor my teaching approach to meet their specific needs. 1. Patience. I am patient with my students, especially when dealing with difficult or…
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A tutor can be a good role model for the student. So, I would ensure that I am always on time and help them understand mathematical concepts in a friendly way. If a student has any queries on certain concepts on the day before the exam, I would take the extra step to answer their queries via email/phone. I regularly watch tutorials in mathematics…
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I think to build a relationship and to find the best ways for the student to learn. There are no right or wrong ways to learn and everyone is different, so finding that way is very important. I am a good listener and very patient as I know how hard things are to learn for the first time. I am also quite knowledgeable in most stem subjects, and I…
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Help a student to believe in themselves academically and give them the confidence to approach any problem even if they don't immediately know the solution. I am very patient, understanding, empathetic and resourceful. I try to explain a concept in a way that I think would be easiest for the person to understand and simplify it before adding on…
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I think the most important thing is trust and honesty. To be honest so they are honest back with you about what they are struggling with or what they need help with and having an environment that is judgement-free and a place where students can have full trust in me. Through this they will become more confident in their own work as they are…
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The most important things that a tutor can do for students include the willingness to share experiences / knowledge, be patient and a be good listener as well as teach students how to learn. Being a caring and empathetic person - I will be able to build rapport with students and their families as well as connect meaningfully with them. With my…
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Connecting with them and helping them through their challenges in a patient and personal way. I'm very prepared and have lots of experience in a range of subjects and skill ranges. I've been helping explain and teaching new topics for years now, and I am very patient and capable of presenting information in varied ways for each individual student…

Local Reviews

Contacting EzyMath Tutoring was one of the best decisions that I have made for my grandaughter, not only did they get it right the first time with Reyna the follow up and communication sends EzyMath Tutoring to the "top of the class".
Debbie Goodlet, Molendinar

Inside MolendinarTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Connor worked through unit conversions for length, volume, and mass, as well as measurement skills using practical examples.

For Year 9, Emily focused on analysing data by calculating mean, median, mode, and range, plus graphing histograms to visually interpret results.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Seb tackled linear equations—plotting graphs and finding gradients and y-intercepts—and also practised rearranging algebraic formulas to make x the subject.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 algebra, a student avoided writing full working when rearranging equations—"minimal writting" led to confusion over steps, especially in worded problems.

A Year 10 learner didn't complete assigned textbook questions before an upcoming exam, which meant they missed feedback on significant errors in significant figures tasks.

In senior maths, forgetting to bring necessary materials caused late starts and lost learning time: "I waited 10min outside."

Meanwhile, a Year 7 student repeatedly practiced only familiar times tables (like 8Ă—4), but shied away from trickier drills or new patterns, slowing their recall under pressure.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Molendinar noticed one Year 4 student, who used to get stuck on times tables, now recalling her 8s without prompts and explaining why order of operations matters—something she hesitated with before.

In a recent high school session, a Year 10 student independently identified gradients and y-intercepts when plotting linear functions; last term he needed step-by-step reminders for these.

Another high schooler showed new initiative by tackling the "improvement" section of her maths work herself, rather than waiting for hints, and finished all assigned calculations during the session.

What they say about our tutoring

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Tutoring is going well. Sienna has only seen Thomas twice but so far so good! Very happy with Thomas and so is Sienna!

Nishtha is fantastic, she is very patient and has a deep calming effect on Cole which has been excellent for his confidence.

Pat is an excellent tutor. Daphne enjoying learning Maths again. Looking forward to seeing the results in her tests at school.

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 Mobile Library Service—or at your child's school (with permission), like Trinity Lutheran College.