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Mount Keira's tutors include a school learning support officer and former dance teacher now studying mathematics education, a university physics student with proven HSC tutoring experience, an award-winning medical physics graduate and Olympiad participant, seasoned private and volunteer maths instructors, peer mentors, academic prizewinners in advanced mathematics, and accomplished musicians and athletes experienced in working with young people.

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Bilal
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some of the most important things in a maths tutor is patience, understanding, and communication. without these three main skills tutoring would not work, and information would be lost in translation or children would feel too pressured to retain and information. I possess adequate knowledge to teacher science, maths, and ancient history as I did…
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To me, the most important things that a maths tutor can do for students are not just knowledge but also the study methods so that they are able to perform well in any subjects. Furthermore, a competent tutor should give students inspiration and motivation towards studying and help build their confidence in their abilities. The first crucial thing…
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Patiently teaching a student can help the student increase their confidence and their trust in themselves that they are able to do something really creative. The bond between a student and a maths tutor is a really strong one because good and dedicated tutoring can bring out a positive change in a student. I am a determined teacher whose aim is to…
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The most important things a maths tutor can do for a student are to provide personalized support, foster a positive learning environment, and instill confidence. By understanding each student's unique learning style and challenges, tutors can tailor their approach to maximize comprehension and retention. Creating a welcoming and encouraging…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is inspire learning. Not only teaching them a certain subject, but getting them to become lifelong Independent learners My strengths as a tutor include: * Understanding the pace at which a student is learning and tailoring my explanation speed and emphasis to suit them. Patience is…
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Always try our best and always be our best to always show the student that they can do it and that they can achieve their goal and their longing dream and that everything will be okay because they are in good hands. My strengths are Math quadrant and the being patience. Also, learn from my past mistake and carefully approaches the problem and also…
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I think in Asia, people only care about performance. Still, as a 'victim' from this educational background, I would take it seriously and care about confidence building simultaneously. When I grew up, I discovered math is not only about finding the answer but about risk-taking, and when you face a new circumstance, you can find the answer calmly.…
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To be available and approachable whenever the student needs help whether academically or non-academically The fact that I've experienced the process it takes to learn Math, Physics and other subjects. As a student, I have always felt stuck and clueless when learning a difficult topic or solving a difficult problem. Having come out from the…
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The tutor not only teaches the student to learn a particular subject, but making a relationship of the studies with the real word problems is also very important for the future of the student. My strengths are my passion for tutoring, my confidence, commitment to the tasks and a very nice…
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Listen to the student patiently. Different students have a different understanding capacity. Therefore, a maths tutor should be flexible to adjust to the level of the student and explain to him/her about the subject. I am an active listener and a patient one. These two go hand in hand as it is really important for me to understand the student's…
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The tutor's work should be reflected in the improvement of their students' grades. This is the most important aspect for a maths tutor. I have good problem-solving skills and can break down complex calculations into smaller, more understandable…
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The most important thing while teaching is to ignite genuine interest in the student so that they want to study the subject rather than taking it as a obligation or a burden -Systematic arrangement of course material with proper timelines -Multiple tests and practice sessions -Dedicated doubt classes along with advance problem solving sessions…
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By constantly refreshing and teaching students the content of their subjects, tutors should build the confidence in their students that they can learn almost anything with enough time and perseverance. I have a lot of patience and can try to explain things from multiple different angles since I've been that student struggling to understand a…
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Tutors need to be able help their students learn how to problem solve. Too often tutors prioritise getting the correct answer or achieving a high mark. Although that is one of the main reasons students have tutors, they need to support students so they can take on new questions rather than approach them with a memorised trick without understanding…
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I think that the most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to be empathetic and patient, and I know that that's something I can do with diligence and dedication. I believe that as a tutor, my patience and ability to balance my study with that of others, are the most applicable strengths. During the period of time for which…
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Although my goal is to see them be at the top of their class, it is more important to see improvements in their tutor lessons and use the knowledge I give them at school to refine their skills I am very easy going and I have a lot of patience. So I am good with kids that are struggling to understand. I use the 4 predominant learning styles:…
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The tutor can assist the student in the difficulties they are experiencing in grasping the core concept of the subject. Trying to develop interest in the subject by relating the curriculum with everyday examples that are easier for the student to comprehend and understand. And then build their ability to express it correctly in the exam so that…
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The most important things a maths tutor can do for a student are to: a) Assess their individual needs and create a personalized learning plan to address those needs. b) Provide a supportive and positive learning environment that encourages active participation, curiosity, and intellectual growth. c) Break down complex concepts into simpler,…
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I believe the most significant aspect is to provide the right track and guidance to the student in order to overcome his/her deficiency. Everyone comes up with different weaknesses but the ability to sort out the issue in an easy way to prevent future hurdles is very crucial and one that a maths tutor must conduct efficiently. I believe my…
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A tutor can guide their students toward their best potential. I still have huge respect and admiration for all my teachers/tutors so far who have encouraged me to pursue academic achievement and showed me the satisfaction that comes with it. Therefore, I intend to do the same for my students. My passion for teaching is one of my greatest…
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The most important things a maths tutor can do for a student include providing individualized support tailored to the student's needs, fostering a positive and motivating learning environment, and helping the student build not only subject-specific knowledge but also critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Additionally, effective…
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Teachers'/tutors' roles have been relatively easy and challenging simultaneously. Nowadays, with the help of the Internet, many resources are available. The main job of a teacher/tutor is to be like a lighthouse and guide them forward in this journey of learning. It is vital to make the student fall in love with the subject and understand its…
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to make the student self confident. I listen, I appreciate, I think, I analyze. I give my student the opportunity to analyze the problem and not only learn it but analyze it. that's how he/she never loses the…

Local Reviews

We are really happy with Sophia, she's a great role model and helped my daughter's confidence and understanding of maths improve.
Rowena

Inside Mount KeiraTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Emily revised addition and subtraction of fractions using visual aids, and practised converting between fractions and decimals.

Year 9 student Olivia worked through trigonometric relations, focusing on solving for unknown sides and angles in right-angled triangles as well as simplifying expressions involving sin(x) and cos(x).

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Liam focused on factorisation of quadratics and completed take-home assessment preparation by breaking down worded problems into algebraic equations.

Recent Challenges

Inconsistent back-checking on worded maths problems led to repeated errors in simpler content for a Year 10 student; as the tutor noted, "back checking was inconsistent leading to a few mistakes."

A Year 8 English student's paragraphs were disorganised and relied heavily on familiar phrases, making arguments harder to follow and less convincing.

A Year 3 learner avoided showing workings for basic multiplication and time calculations, often getting stuck when asked to explain reasoning aloud.

A senior student hesitated to attempt unfamiliar coordinate geometry questions without support, slowing their progress through exam-style tasks.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Mount Keira noticed Remy, a high school student, now asks clarifying questions whenever he's unsure—whereas he previously hesitated and often pressed on without checking his understanding.

In English, Sebastien has shifted from repeating phrases in essays to purposefully editing for concise language after realising the impact of varied vocabulary; this was a big change from earlier drafts that were unfocused.

Meanwhile, Emily (Year 7) used to struggle with adding fractions but recently completed multi-fraction problems independently and even tackled algebraic expressions ahead of her class content.

What they say about our tutoring

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Sarah is great the tutoring is going really well and Anjelika looks forward to her classes :)

Just thought I would let you know Eden received the highest mark in her math class for the year common test.  The teacher was very impressed and I had one very happy daughter.

We are very happy with Matt , he is a good personality match for James and he is finding the sessions most valuable.

Maths tutoring in Mount Keira

We have all had the experience of a "bad teacher" and we know it's not pleasant. Often the teacher is simply a bad match for that particular student rather than being a "bad teacher" in general but in either case the student has a serious problem. This is why many parents contact us for a private tutor - their child just can't "get it" when their teacher is teaching.

It's incredible how one explanation results in more confusion whereas another results in that "aha" feeling we all love so much! It is really a matter of getting the "right" tutor and not the "best" one. We see this every day in our work. A tutor might have hundreds of hours of experience and might have received dozens of testimonials from students, however, even such a tutor doesn't click with all students. Every tutor gets bad feedback sometimes. It's all about getting the right fit and this is what we do!

We will organise a 1-on-1 maths tutor in Mount Keira to come to your home at a time of your choosing. They will be a local Mount Keira maths tutor so scheduling lessons will be easy. Also, no booking fees, no minimum terms, no cancellation costs, no nonsense! And here's the best thing: your first lesson is a trial. So if you feel that the tutor wasn't a good fit, we'll organise someone else. It's our Good Fit Guarantee.

Give it a try: 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 Mobile Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Mount Keira Public School.