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Hannah
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I think the most important thing about being a tutor is meeting your students on their terms. What I mean by that is that you never make them feel stupid for not knowing, or not understanding something. I think the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to help not feel embarrassed by the gaps in their knowledge, and work with them…
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A tutor can explain the practical applications of the subject he or she teaches in real life. As a tutor I can make my students visualise the concepts which cannot be grasped instantly. I believe that as a tutor I know the potential areas or concepts where students face problems to understand and I am confident to explain the tricky and difficult…
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Penny
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It is important to help the student build their confidence in their learnings especially as an independent individual, so that they can face other struggles they encounter over and beyond the classroom and private tuition they receive. I am able to identify the weakness in the students to assist and help them overcome their difficulties in…
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The most important thing that a tutor can do for students is to listen, which helps us understand their needs and enables us to help them effectively. I also think preparation on a tutor's part is a very important part of the relationship with a student. I would consider myself to be a great listener, which comes in handy in tutoring and I my…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do is being patience, consistent and most of all understanding. I think every student will learn differently, and it's important to go at their pace and ensure that we can make them understand and learn. I believe my strengths are that I am a very patient parent. I don't easily get irritated and have a…
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Creating a safe and welcoming atmosphere where students feel comfortable asking questions, making mistakes, and expressing their concerns. A positive learning environment is essential for building confidence and fostering supportive learning. Not every student learns the same way, and being open to adjusting the approach is crucial. I can adapt to…
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A tutor must be able to make the learning experience an enjoyable experience for students. They should be able to help students relate the learnings with real life examples. As a tutor, I am able to discover a student's main weakness areas or topics and then I strategise with my methods of teaching so that that topic becomes the student's strength…
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A tutor should assess the student's current knowledge and understanding of the subject to identify any knowledge gaps or areas of weakness. By understanding the student's specific learning needs, the tutor can tailor their instruction and develop a personalized learning plan to help the student overcome challenges and achieve their goals. Subject…
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First and foremost thing is, a teacher should have to understand the psychology of child and teacher should aware of the problematic areas of a child where children feel harder. My strength is my patience. For the teaching profession, this is necessary to have, otherwise nobody can teach in an effective way. Also, i always try to make my students…
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I am an understanding person, I am aware that we all have different ways of learning, and I am able to identify the student's strengths and weaknesses in the process of learning. I will make an effort to teach the topics in the simplest way possible encouraging the student to develop logical thinking, and the confidence to succeed on their…
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Help them build their confidence in the subject, and helping them to have resilience by trying multiple times regardless of failure. I'm patient and i can help come up navigate multiple ways of doing things. I'm pretty good and explaining and showing…
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Teaching the content required within a particular subject is only the start of what a tutor can do for their student, but teaching them how to apply everything they have learned to not only the subject at hand but how they are tested within that subject. Since going through the HSC I have learned that some subjects teach content in a very…
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I think that a very important aspect of tutoring is the individual attention that it provides the student with, which would not always be possible in a school setting. As tutors work closely with the student, they are also aware of the student's thinking style and capacities, and can therefore tailor their own teaching style. Furthermore, most…
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It is vital to keep the students motivated and keen to learn, as well as to ensure that each student is receiving the right tuition that benefits them. Not all students learn the same way, so it is key to be able to adapt a teaching style to suit the student. I know how to motivate and instigate curiosity. As the eldest in the family I have a lot…
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Helping a student understand the basic building blocks to understand questions better and formulating great responses to achieve great results. I am very good at breaking questions down into easy to do problems and helping students formulate responses for different…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to be open and offer an open exchange of exchange of information that allows a student to freely delve into a subject. I feel tutors better excel at this compared to teachers who's depth and exploration of a topic can be shallow due to the rigorous nature of the syllabus. My strengths would be gentle…
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I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student is building a rapport with the student so that they are comfortable in asking any difficulties with the questions they are having and also allow me to help them with any stresses they are experiencing. I also believe being patient and a good listener is extremely important to pick up…
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To instill problem solving skills which they can carry with them into the future. To not be intimidated by problems and be able to break them down into simple steps To understand the relevance and importance of mathematics rather than feel burdened by something they feel they must simply get through. My strengths are that I can communicate…
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The most important thing I can do for a student is to help them love what they're learning. Therefore, I believe the greatest achievement for a teacher is to make become self-sufficient and passionate about their own academic journey. I am creative and patient, a combination which enables me to distil a concept until it is simple to understand for…
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Patience, immense dedication and commitment towards your studnet's success, optimism (giving a good environment to teach), creativity in teaching and great resources and homework are the most important things that a tutor can do for its students. My strengths would be pateince, my friendly and positive nature, maturity, ability to put people at…
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CLEAR ALL THE DOUBTS, without any hesitation. Because it isn't a classroom in the school. Make the subject as transparent and clear as possible. Make the study material as organised and easy to access as possible. I believe myself to be resilient and a great problem solver and always have loved to help others in all sorts of situations. I can…
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The primary tasks of a tutor include providing personalised guidance depending on the student's learning style, building confidence through positive reinforcement, and ensuring a clear knowledge of important topics. It is crucial to promote critical thinking, create reasonable goals, and evaluate progress on a regular basis. Instilling a genuine…

Local Reviews

I am rating Ezy Math Tutoring 5/5. My son's tutor and him clicked really well and they well extremely well together. EzyMath Tutoring also email me weekly to check how my son is going and his progress which is very impressive and this shows they care and want kids to do well.
Devina, Parklea

Inside ParkleaTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Emily focused on adding and subtracting fractions, including converting between mixed and improper forms, as well as building confidence with basic algebra skills like combining like terms and using tables of values to plot linear graphs.

For Year 10, Nathan worked through trigonometric functions by breaking down sine, cosine, and tangent calculations for right-angled triangles, then moved on to applying these skills in solving surface area problems involving composite shapes.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Priya tackled financial mathematics topics such as calculating simple and compound interest along with practical work on taxation scenarios from the Mathematics Standard 2 curriculum.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student often left more challenging algebra homework incomplete, focusing only on easier problems and missing crucial practice with two-step equations.

"She skipped harder BIDMAS questions set for revision," noted one tutor, which slowed her confidence when facing school assessments.

In Year 11 Advanced Maths, another student relied heavily on memorising formulas without understanding when to apply them—especially with trigonometric identities—leading to confusion during problem-solving tasks.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 learner struggled to finish times tables memorisation, causing hesitation when adding fractions.

The gap showed up most clearly when asked to find common denominators in classwork.

Recent Achievements

One Parklea tutor noticed a Year 10 student who used to get stuck on trigonometry now working through multi-step sine and cosine rule problems with only minimal prompting, showing real independence compared to last term.

In another session, a high schooler who struggled to build analysis in English essays was able to outline and connect three key ideas for their Module A task after applying feedback from previous drafts—an encouraging shift toward self-driven revision.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 student who hesitated with fractions recently solved both addition and subtraction problems using different denominators without needing reminders, finishing the worksheet error-free.

Maths tutoring in Parklea

Most parents appreciate that there is little more important than educating and enabling their children. This is one of our core values - Education Is Life! Whether your child needs a bit of help keeping up or wants to get an ATAR of 99.95, they'll need the right support to get there. There are 24 maths tutors in Parklea, NSW who can help with that - from problem solving to study habits. Check out hundreds of reviews below - these tutors do a great job.

Maths Tutor Parklea

Private tutoring is all about getting the right person who fits well with your child's unique needs and personality. That's where we come in. We'll put you in touch with a maths tutor and organise a trial lesson. If you don't like it, we won't charge you. And because we like to keep things simple, there are no booking fees, cancellation costs, minimum requirements, there's no nonsense. Just use what you need based on a simple hourly rate.

Call us on 1300 312 354 OR complete an enquiry form and we'll reach out to you!

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 Stanhope Garden Library/ Dennis Johnson Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Quakers Hill East Public School.