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Redwood Park's tutors include a school teaching veteran with 22+ years' experience and postgraduate education credentials, a multi-award-winning primary specialist, recent Dux in multiple STEM subjects with ATAR 98.50, accomplished university-level mentors, experienced private maths and science tutors, sports coaches for young kids, and passionate peer leaders supporting students of all abilities.

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The most important things a maths tutor can offer is ongoing support, record of the student’s growth and achievements, providing help outside of what the student already is aware of, treating them as an individual who is already capable and just needs a little help in unlocking their abilities and lastly help students set and meet their long…
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Have patience and understanding. Not everybody understands maths as well as the next person, for osme people they could get it easily, but for others it could take a while. Having patience for a student is a great way to help them and also encouragement; is another very important thing that could be done for a student and hopefully a combination…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is teach them how to effectively study and learn. By being able to teach a student how to effectively study, tutors can help students learn for the future and improve upon their current learning strategies. My main strengths as a tutor are my knowledge of the content and my communication…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do is be engaging and enthusiastic about what they are teaching. Being patient and open-minded to different teach methods is important as every student is different, what might work for one student, won't work for another. Constant encouragement and positivity as well will create the best learning…
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Can make the subject interesting and make the student enjoy studying. Few of my strengths are as follows:- 1. Can make my way of teaching interesting. 2. Allow the child to follow at his pace…
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Setting achievable and realistic goals is essential for a student's academic growth. I work collaboratively with my students to establish clear learning objectives and milestones. Patience is another key strength of mine as a tutor. I understand that every student learns at their own pace and may encounter obstacles along the way. I am committed…
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The most important things that a maths tutor can do for a student is show them various different problem-solving methods for a given problem so that they can choose which one they are most comfortable whilst also keeping the other methods in their back pocket in case they may want to use them. Additionally, tutors need to be able to connect with…
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I believe the most important thing a maths tutor can do for students is to guide and assist them to complete assignments and homework rather than completing it for them. This will not only allow them to ask questions and gain a basic understanding of how to do a task, but it will also allow them to successfully complete a similar task without…
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Most importantly, a maths tutor can lead a student to realise what they are capable of. This kind of core belief change leads a student to have the self-confidence to reach their full potential, including their best learning. I am patient, understanding and compassionate. Even if a young person's lack of self-confidence results in negative…
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The things that are most important that a maths tutor can do for a student are the following: - Encouraging students to succeed and pointing them in the right direction - Empowering students to build their knowledge in the subjects being tutored - Remaining patient with students throughout the tutoring process - Developing strategies to…
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Teaching them in a way that they fall in love with the subject Patient Humble Easy to…
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Fill in fundamental gaps in knowledge. Change a students perspective on a subject. Help them succeed. Ability to explain things in different ways when I see students struggling to grasp a…
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1 A tutor can have a significant impact on student's learning with deep knowledge of their subjects. 2 A tutor can create a vital influence by praising the good and discouraging the negatives. 3 By quality teaching, effective reasoning and assessment, the tutor can boost up student's performance. 4 Tutor's constant efforts and interactions with…
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Need to be a good listener. Develop confidence with the student. Provide a non-judgemental view or their learning. Work from where they are and increase their development and understanding in the subject. Experience and the ability to listen to the student. In this way you find out where their strengths and weakness in a subject may exist. I…
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I believe the most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to act as a great role model for them and ensure that your actions are always, respectful patient and well-mannered. Additionally, I believe it is important for the Tutor to allow the student to enjoy the process of learning and instil in him a never-give-up attitude. My…
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The most important things a maths tutor can do is to tailor their lessons to suit their individual students as every student learns differently and has different learning needs. It is also important that the tutor has knowledge on the curriculum that the student is being taught at school so they can align what they teach what the student is…
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A tutor should take responsibility for helping students perform well academically. This is achieved through developing a strong relationship with the student ensuring the one-on-one sessions are productive. Additionally, tutors should identify students’ individual learning needs and discuss the students’ progress with their parents/guardians.…
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Give them the confidence to succeed independently. The ability to listen and to determine my student's strengths, weaknesses and…
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A tutor must have thorough comprehension of the students learning style and carefully implements full use the students strengths to improve weaknesses and bridge the learning gaps. The ability to create resources and purposeful lesson plans in addition to great patience when repeatedly model the concepts taught prompting the child visually and…
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As a maths tutor, I believe it is critical for providing a space for students to not be afraid to be wrong and foster engagement. A tutor must allow students to think for themselves and provide prompts which enable more critical and deeper thinking. A tutor must be able to understand the different needs for each student and be able to provide the…
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The most important things a maths tutor can do for a student go beyond simply imparting knowledge. First and foremost, it's about building a strong rapport and trust with the student, creating a supportive and encouraging learning environment. A tutor should identify and address the individual needs and challenges of each student, adapting their…
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I consider that the most important things a tutor can do for the student are - to give the student confidence in the subject (in this case mathematics) - to make the learning process motivating and enjoyable - to develop reasoning and critical thinking - to make the student see the applicability of the learning. I am familiar with a variety of…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do is to hear the opinions and struggles of a student. This will allow them to move forward and solve any issues that they are having with their studies. I am very patient and hardworking. I take my time with students, allowing them to ask questions. I also provide my own homework and help with…

Local Reviews

All in all the tutoring has gone well. My son has increased his skills and is now performing well.
Toby, Redwood Park

Inside Redwood ParkTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 10 student Olivia focused on simplifying surds and practiced algebraic factorisation, working through examples using the null factor law.

Year 11 student Lucas explored exponential growth and decay models, along with understanding logarithms in relation to these functions.

For Year 7, Ethan strengthened his grasp of surds and worked on operations with fractions for greater confidence in calculations.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student preparing for a biology exam did not act on written feedback from a mock test, repeating avoidable errors in homeostasis explanations. "He skipped reviewing corrections before the mini-assignment," noted one tutor, so misconceptions persisted into practice tasks.

In Year 8 mathematics, another student brought only partial notes and forgot a calculator, which meant extra time was spent searching for resources instead of focusing on algebraic basics.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner hesitated to attempt unfamiliar fraction problems without guidance—confidence dipped when answers weren't immediate. The moment slipped: new strategies were left unexplored that day.

Recent Achievements

One Redwood Park tutor noticed a Year 11 biology student who previously hesitated to review practice questions now working through past exam papers on her own, even requesting extra short-answer homework for revision.

A Year 8 maths student, who had struggled to remember the steps in fraction simplification, started arranging and linking fractions with decimals without prompting—showing she's recalling prior methods more independently.

In primary sessions, a Year 3 boy who would often skip tricky double-digit additions now shows all his working out on paper and checks his answers before moving on.

What they say about our tutoring

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Jack is definitely gaining more confidence and Winyue is a very calming and her gentleness with him is a perfect match!

We are very happy with the service, the professionalism of Malmi and the feedback and report. I have recommended you as a tutoring service to families that I see as clients.

Thanks very much and particularly to Maya. She is a really good tutor and a great influence on Chloe.

Maths tutoring in Redwood Park

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 Redwood Park to come to your home at a time of your choosing. They will be a local Redwood Park 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 City of Tea Tree Gully Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Redwood Park Primary School.