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Tutors in Murrumba Downs include a Master of Teaching (Primary) candidate and experienced school teaching assistant, an ATAR 99.8+ medical science student with A Level physics tutoring experience, a former Turtle Tuition tutor studying biomedical science at UQ, academic award-winning recent school leaders, and several K–12 classroom aides, peer mentors, and subject specialists with university distinctions.

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Be patient and understanding with them, just taking the time to properly help and guide the student. My patience, I’m very understanding and open minded so I’m happy to take the time with the student and properly help…
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To encourage and help the student to achieve the best of their ability, gain confidence in their skills and ability and believe there’s always room for improvement Encouragement, resilience, looking for various ways to teach and help my…
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Talk it out Im good in making…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are: 1. Gain a clear understanding of the student's prior knowledge, experience, goals, motivations, and struggles. 2. Provide not only the tools and resources but also the mindset and tactics to succeed. 3. Set the student for success - to provide the right skills, knowledge, and…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help the student learn in a way that works for them. Usually in a classroom, due to the overwhelming number of students, teachers aren't always able to help students individually. Therefore, sometimes a student that is struggling is only struggling because they learn better with a…
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Tutors can instill confidence in students, which is very important. Students already have so many things to stress about, by giving them some confidence and reassurance in their school work you can help them feel better. Tutors should provide a safe space where students feel comfortable in sharing their concerns. As a tutor you should prioritize…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is give the student more confidence in themselves and their learning. There is only so much you can teach someone if they give up on themselves, so the most important thing is ensuring that confidence. I also believe that it's important to have good communication so that the student feels that they can ask…
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Support and education sustainability I am supportive and have the ability to cmmunicates well I also have good teaching…
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Is create a comfortable and enjoyable space to study in. I used to be tutored in my senior years, and my favourite part about going to tutoring was that I had created a friendship with my tutor and that made doing my assignments a lot more enjoyable. Being able to listen to your students as well because what’s written as a question on paper…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for their students is to first help them believe they are able to achieve success, no matter what level of ability they are currently at. I am a primary school teacher and so I am able to know what students will need to know and how to teach them. I'm confident in my mathematical ability and that allows me…
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Being honest which helps in creating rapport and trust. Be patient by not displaying annoyance on speech and body language. Be professional by adhering to privacy policies and confidential information. Be confident by having the courage to admit that for a particular question or problem, a bit of homework needs to be done. I teach math…
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To help them understand the concept of what they are learning. Rather than just achieving high results, helping them understand the concepts of what they are learning will aid with advancing onto more difficult studies in the future. My strengths as a tutor would be being able to explain concepts to the student at a level they can understand and…
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I think the most important things a tutor can do is to conceptualise the content so that they can easily grasp the subject and work together with the student to deepen their understanding. Another important thing is to be easily available. it is important that tutors are available when the student needs it most in their schooling schedule; this…
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Be a good mentor in all aspects of life and ensure all round development of student. Am hard working,dedicated,trustworthy ,approachable and…
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Motivate them to get results. Build a open learning environment to best facilitate the learning process. Generate a confidence in the student to learn. Ability to communicate and excite the student to get results. Taking the student form where they are at the start to their final goal. Developing a sense of teamwork. Added to this, I have had many…
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Spending time with the students to teach them, listen to them, and be their good friends. Children sometimes miss good companions in today's busy world, where parents will be busy with their work life. I think good tutors can be good friends as well. My professional experience and academic qualifications will be an added advantage for me as a…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make them stand on their own feet. A tutor should be able to make their mentee confident in learning, understanding, and applying their lessons on their own. It's also important for a tutor to establish a good rapport with the student and make them feel comfortable. I always consider the…
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Make learning fun and engaging. I am very encouraging, kind and understanding.…
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Ideally, I want to instill the same sense of wonder and love that I have for mathematics in the students. This won't work for all students, of course, so failing that I think a tutor should be able to teach a student how to think for themselves - it's one thing to be shown how to get an answer, and it's another thing entirely to be taught how to…
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Being able to communicate with them in a friendly way, and not making them feel intimidated. Having to understand what study method is the best for them. Being patient in trying to help them understand better is important as they will then feel more comfortable and confident in doing or solving questions. I believe I can communicate effectively…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for her student is being patient and understanding that if he or she have difficulty to understand a certain topic or subject I am there to help him to learn and find a way to make her or him to understand. My strenght as tutor is being patient and understanding to my clients as well as giving them care and…
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Helping them, to overlook the necessity of studying and showing them how to enjoy it. Provide multiple teaching methods to gain maximum efficiency so that the students can make the best out of their own time and money. Using different methods to explain different concepts and turning challenging concepts into simple everyday math. Knowing that…
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Consider things from different perspectives, I think it is really important to acknowledge that not everyone learns the same, so finding different ways to explain things is essential. I am a friendly individual with a lot of…

Local Reviews

Megan is very patient with my son. She takes time to explain to him both difficult and simple concepts. I look forward to seeing my son improve in Maths.
Cynthia, North Lakes

Inside Murrumba DownsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Poppy worked on understanding scale factors and calculating the volume of cylinders and rectangular prisms, using class examples and diagrams.

Year 10 Ella focused on revising linear functions through a mini quiz and then practiced applying index laws to equations, with flashcards for reinforcement.

In Year 11, Dirk tackled graph transformations in Chapter 7 of his textbook, exploring set notation, domain and range, as well as graphing piecewise equations.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 Chemistry, over-reliance on calculators led to missed errors in calculations; as one tutor noted, "he needs to double-check the solutions as there were some avoidable errors."

A Year 10 student repeatedly left assignment work incomplete and rarely sought clarification when unsure, which resulted in confusion about key requirements.

In Year 8 Mathematics, skipping written steps during quadratic problems caused sign mistakes and later confusion while reviewing solutions.

Meanwhile, a Year 7 student often forgot to bring essential materials like her calculator, limiting practice with Pythagoras' theorem and trigonometry questions during sessions.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Murrumba Downs noticed Poppy, a high school student, starting to tackle scale factor and linear equation problems with more independence—she now tries every quiz question even if she's unsure, whereas before she'd skip them or wait for help.

In another session, Dirk, also in high school, began showing initiative by breaking his assignment into smaller steps himself and could solve quadratic equations with much less guidance than before.

Meanwhile, younger student Callum recently surprised his tutor by recalling all of his 6 times tables from memory and confidently moving on to the 7s without hesitation.

Maths tutoring in Murrumba Downs

Our belief is that tutoring should be an easy & positive experience for all parties involved -parents, students & tutors. Home tuition is so popular because it works. There is just no substitute for tailored on-on-one help from a maths tutor who gets to know your child's strengths and weaknesses inside out. Unfortunately such a person can be difficult to find - that's where we come in!

Maths Tutor Murrumba Downs

We work with 56 maths tutors in & around Murrumba Downs, QLD. The tutor comes to your home, or any other location, to help your child at a time and day that works for you. These tutors have helped thousands of students in both primary and high school - you can look at hundreds of reviews below. They have all been screened, interviewed and most importantly they love tutoring.

Give us a call on 1300 312 354 Or complete the enquiry form below. We'll have a quick chat to understand your needs and figure out which times/days work best. Then we'll organise a tutor to get in touch for a trial risk-free lesson. Simple.

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 North Lakes Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Murrumba State Secondary College.