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I consider making the student comfortable and confident the most important thing. If the student is neither of these, they aren’t going to want to learn My strengths are definitely math. I was academic though high school but chose not to proceed into…
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I think that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to give their best effort to explain the subject while still letting the student have a chance at engaging with the subejct matter. This is because students in my opinion tend to learn better from the encouragement that they recieve upon engagement to the material. I think that…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to allow them to build up their own confidence in the subject that they are struggling in, as well as allowing them not to see the subject as a chore or something to avoid, but as an enjoyable and fun task that would be highly useful for the future! My strengths are that I would always find…
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To optimize student success, educators must establish a safe learning space where needs are understood. This involves fostering an environment for open communication. The constant ability to learn and reflect is crucial in order to adapt to the changing study designs and new curriculums and to continuously meet students’ changing needs.…
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Giving a student the tools necessary to progress in the subject by himself whilst also being kind and patient. Giving just questions and answers can be done by his teacher for free, so tutors should give that extra mile. The various ways i can put a question. The one big thing about a hard question is some people might not understand it, so having…
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Tutors work with students to guide their learning process, by personalising the content delivery in a way the child is able to respond to. This also incorporates the ability to motivate the child to learn, to believe in their own abilities and to strive to keeping persevering. I believe I have the necessary strength simply to push. I describe…
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Give students the tools, capabilities and confidence to find answers and solve problems on their own, rather than just showing them the answers. Communicating concepts to people in a way which helps them understand the content and helping them break down…
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It's really important to know your students. Through developing relationships with students you build your understanding of how to cater lessons to enhance their unique way of learning. Knowing your students is critical in building relationships, respect and for the children to have success in their learning. I am well organised, have great time…
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Firstly, being able to identify where any deficiencies may lie and where to begin to address those issues. After that, the teacher needs to be able to instill the confidence in the student to achieve the "achievable targets". The teacher must continue to work on the student's confidence by reviewing covered ground in order to consolidate that…
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Be genuine; be genuine about knowing the information, be geuine about wanting to help and being genuinely concerned for their education. I am really good at explaining things to students, in lots of different ways if they dont understand. My weakness would be that i am really friendly, and if the student just wants to sit and talk i would have a…
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For a tutor, three key actions are crucial. First, they must create a safe space where students can openly discuss their struggles and request alternate explanations. Second, ongoing communication is essential, to ensure the curriculum is thoroughly covered and to pinpoint and understand weak areas. This allows students to ask for repeated or…
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If a tutor can show a student how to truly learn and allow them to experience the feeling of learning, not only will that tutor help that student with a specific subject at a specific time but can also set them up to really put effort into learning throughout the rest of their lives, allowing them to reach their maximum potential in life no matter…
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You as the teacher have multiple methods and ways of teaching as everyone learns differently. I am teaching kids with dyslexia as I have it as…

Local Reviews

We are very happy with Shannon and Hannah is doing well with her assistance.
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Content Covered

Year 6 student Isla focused on calculating mean, median, and range using sample data sets.

Year 7 student Ruby worked through simplifying algebraic expressions with like terms and practised applying the distributive property to expand brackets.

Meanwhile, Year 8 student Oliver tackled multiplying and dividing fractions, reinforcing fraction concepts with real-world examples and step-by-step calculations.

Recent Challenges

Distraction and incomplete homework surfaced across several year levels.

In Year 9 English, "Ava was very distracted this lesson," leading to unfinished assignments and reliance on the tutor to write answers, rather than practicing independently.

For a Year 8 student in algebra, homework (simplifying expressions) was left undone, with attention drifting quickly during tasks.

In upper primary, Addison's tendency to disengage—"didn't engage with the worksheets, and I frequently had to give her the answer"—meant less time spent mastering equivalent fractions or multiplication facts. This often resulted in lost confidence or slower progress when tackling new material under test conditions.

Recent Achievements

One Parkerville tutor noticed that a Year 10 student who previously avoided asking questions now regularly checks her understanding during algebra sessions, especially when tackling negative numbers—something she struggled with last term.

In a recent session, a high schooler mastered converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages using her own step-by-step method after weeks of hesitance about making mistakes in front of others.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 student who used to rush through maths quietly began pausing to double-check answers out loud before moving on; she finished an entire worksheet on time without reminders for the first time.

Maths tutoring in Parkerville

Ezy Math is founded upon a firm belief that every child can succeed at maths or any other subject, given the proper encouragement, motivation and tools. We believe that a tutor’s most important job is to listen and observe how students work and learn, and then provide them with strategies to work and learn more effectively. Tutoring works! Be it for a grade 12 student who needs a 99.9% ATAR or a grade 3 student who needs some help understanding fractions + a confidence boost. Our goal is to help you achieve your goal and we do this by finding you a tutor who is a good fit for your specific needs!

Maths Tutor Parkerville

There are 13 screened and compentent maths tutors in Parkerville, WA - ready to help! No booking costs, no cancellation fees, no contracts, and no minimum hours required + the first hour is a trial to make sure you like your tutor!

Interested? We need to understand your child's needs first. Compelte the enquiry form below & we'll reach out, or, call us on 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 Mundaring Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Parkerville Steiner College.