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Mount Lawley's tutors include a seasoned EALD literacy specialist with decades of K–6 teaching, a German-qualified primary teacher with ten years' classroom and tutoring experience, a Kumon-trained maths assistant, multiple university medalists and PhD candidates in STEM, award-winning educators, netball coaches, peer mentors, and dance instructors skilled at engaging children from all backgrounds.

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A tutor should give attention to her student as most of them work more if you recognize and praise them on their achievement. The simple things like greeting and smile are as important to light up their day. A tutor should be able to boost the confidence level of the students and make it easier for students to understand. My strengths include my…
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To assist their learning by encouragement and direction, empowering them to improve and thereby increasing their confidence. My strengths I believe would be empathy and patience, an encouraging attitude and diligence. My development areas would be critique, however my work experience has helped by giving me good experience with feedback and…
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Listening is the most important thing a tutor can do for the student. Tutors cannot understand a student's requirements and expectations until they effectively give time to the student for communicating the same. However, listening alone does not suffice. A tutor must act on these requirements and prepare custom learning plans. Being someone who…
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The most important things a tutor can do for their student are to be patient, be approachable, be kind and be able to teach. The student should be able to walk away from a lesson feeling confident in what they learned and not being afraid to ask any questions. I would definitely say my strengths as a tutor would be my ability to communicate…
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Helping students get clearer on their personal goals and development, aid their identification of their personal strengths and weaknesses, allow them to become able to assess their own work with a critical eye, gain a deeper appreciation for learning in school Patience, determination, compassion, hard work, ability to communicate and form bonds…
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Give them the confidence they need to stay motivated to acheive their Goals. Whether it be merely passing a class or excelling wih 99%, any improvement needs to be congratulated. Be patient, if the student is not understanding your explanation, obviously a different approach is needed. Do not lecture. This the students are already receiving in…
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Caring and Taking full form of control Delivering what is…
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Well, solving every doubt of the students so that there remains no space for confusion. This makes easier for students to learn new things. I strive towards achieving the goal of tution which is not only providing answers to students but also guiding them to the path of solutions. First of all, teaching a complex problem by breaking it in parts…
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I feel that getting to know and appreciating each individual student for who they are as a person in so important. It makes the student feel appreciated and allows a relaxed, productive, friendly and positive workspace to form. This can be done by having conversations about their days, having a laugh with them and fully engaging with what each…
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I strong believe that listening to your students and parents carefully is crucial in managing their expectations, while building a strong rapport not only with the students but with their parents which is paramount to tutoring services. Seeking feedback from the Clients about the effectiveness of tutoring and demonstrating support and…
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It is important for the tutor to listen to the student and understand what they need as they provide a solution for it. I can communicate with the children in an amicable way and understand their weaknesses. Afterwards, turn the weaknesses to…
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The most important things a tutor can do are ignite a love of learning, empower students through understanding, build confidence, personalize the experience, and champion their academic success, while also helping them discover their capabilities, motivating them, and fostering their dream aspirations. I excel at explaining complex ideas clearly…

Local Reviews

I am very happy with EzyMathTutoring. My daughter is more confident with Maths and looks forward to be tutored.
Margaret, Mount Lawley

Inside Mount LawleyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Ava worked on understanding fraction bars and lines to solve word problems involving addition of fractions.

In Year 10, Jacob focused on exponential functions and surds, breaking down each step with guided examples.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Emma reviewed chemical equilibria and kinetics, using practice questions to strengthen her grasp of these core chemistry topics.

Recent Challenges

A Year 4 student was encouraged to learn multiplication tables, as gaps here made fraction addition slow and uncertain—"needs more structured understanding of facts," one tutor observed.

In Year 9, basic mathematical manipulations were a sticking point; forgetting fundamentals meant progress in algebra stalled, with the comment: "Needs a big review of basic mathematics."

Meanwhile, a senior student working on physics struggled to visualise perpendicular distances for rotational equilibrium problems—difficulty picturing scenarios left diagrams incomplete and answers inconsistent.

In several cases, tiredness or lack of rest before lessons led to careless errors that multiplied under exam conditions.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Mount Lawley noticed that a Year 10 student, previously hesitant to ask questions when confused, now actively seeks clarification and even explained his thinking back to the tutor during their last session.

In a recent high school maths lesson, another student who had struggled with structuring notes began organising key concepts independently and referenced them when tackling new problems.

Meanwhile, a Year 6 student—who used to rush through work—showed real patience by double-checking answers before moving on, catching two of her own errors without prompting.

What they say about our tutoring

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We're proud of our son is achieving better results and thanks to a good tutor also who's I believe showing him the way also.

Richard is a lovely young man. Very patient and caring in his delivery of his tutoring. He has made my daughter feel better about her ability to problem solve her mathematics.

Isabella likes the fact that Mina will give her Maths problems to work on to reinforce what she has learnt , rather than just explain concepts and move on. She feels that Mina makes sure that she UNDERSTANDS the concepts.

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 Inglewood Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Perth College.