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A tutor should be personable for each student they teach, they should give each student a genuine connection and understand the tendencies of each student. It is fundamental for a maths tutor to understand the methods that their students use to naturally gain an understanding; the tutor subsequently forges their approaches around this method. I…
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I believe that the most important things a maths tutor can do for a student is to teach them ways of learning and/or studying in which will assist them in school or future purposes. It is also important that tutors a student's strengthen subject comprehension and also help them build more confidence in the subject or learning area. I am…
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Aaron
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I believe helping a student understand and apply their newfound knowledge into any problem is one of the most important things for a maths tutor to do for their student. Another important aspect is to make sure that the process is thorough and efficient but also enjoyable. As a tutor, I believe my strengths include my knowledge, friendliness and…
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As a maths tutor, patience and friendliness should be values that are considered with the upmost importance. Being patient with a student allows them to learn in their own time, without any frustrated external pressures. A tutor that is friendly will often promote students to feel comfortable when asking questions and seeking clarification when…
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The most important things I can do for, and with, a student as a maths tutor is are being able to set realistic goals, work towards and track progress towards those goals, and celebrate achievements together. Tutors must know the content that they are teaching, and refresh their knowledge in their own time if they are unsure of something.…
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Work one-on-one with a student at their pace to become successful in that subject and having the confidence to have a go at any problem given to them which ideally they can transfer to any subject or situation and be successful in all areas of their lives. A belief that my students can succeed, use whatever methods have been taught to them by…
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As a maths tutor, the most important thing you can do for a student is to be willing to put in the extra work to make sure that students excel in their subjects and that is my biggest purpose in tutoring is to make a difference so that students can stress less and enjoy their high school experience. Tutors have huge impacts on the academic…
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Aa s tutor i will establish the student's learning style so that they are able to present information in a way that has the greatest effect. One of the most essential ingredients for success and improvement. As a good tutor will take the time to connect meaningfully with the student and their family. 16years of Business experience. Master of…
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I think the most important thing is making sure the student feels comfortable about the work that is being explained and feeling free to ask questions. My strengths as a tutor include making sure the student fully understands and grasps the concepts we are going through by attempting similar question…
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A tutor can engender a sense of self respect and a more positive attitude in students. They have the ability to increase their confidence in specific education subjects in a very competitive world. I believe tutors are able to lift the self esteem of students and remove that extra stress from the every day school life Being able to relate to the…
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I think one of the most important things a maths tutor can do for a student is really spend the time and be patient with the students' needs to improve on the skill they may be struggling on. I believe it's vital that the student feels safe and comfortable to make mistakes and learn from them. I also believe that tutors can not only guide students…
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Listen and understand. One thing when working with my son is its easy to forget that they don't know what they don't know. So listening to their questions and being patient and understanding when explaining topics and process is key. I am passionate about young people and wanting to see them succeed. I have a good understanding of the subjects…
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To assist the students to gain confidence in the subjects they are learning. To help students gain the self esteem which comes with improved knowledge and performance. Development of relationships with families so all can be involved in the learning process. Communication skills. I am able to get the message across in a simple easy to understand…
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I believe the most important things I can do for a student are to foster a positive learning environment, provide personalized support, and promote independent learning. Creating a supportive atmosphere where students feel comfortable to ask questions, express their concerns, and engage in discussions is crucial. I strive to understand each…
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A tutor should personalize the learning, teach to the student's strengths and minimize the student's weaknesses. I have the unique ability to explain difficult things in a simple way. I also have the ability to positively connect with students in order to achieve total…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to show the student that through perseverance they can be good at the subject, and to appreciate the subject's content for what it is. Another important feature is instilling confidence in the student as that is a skill that will remain with them for the rest of their lives. I am…
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Be engaging and patient. If the child doesn't understand finding different ways to explain and help guide their knowledge. I have great patience with children (worked in childcare), and have been leading children's learning by volunteering in church ever since I was…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to instil the key executive study skills that are used in the sessions that serve the student well and ensure they apply them all the time. These skills I hope to cement include organisation, focus and time management. I also believe it is important to form a connection with the…
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Most students end up investing in a maths tutor as they have not been taught the skills to synthesise concepts and study themselves. My aim as a tutor is to inspire students to be independent learners by providing them with the supplies, support, and motivation to continue what they have learned by themselves at home. Tutoring only occurs for a…
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I have full confidence to improve any learner as long as he/she has willingness for study. I have my own ways for teaching and strength their confidence and find suitable learning methods for them and form their own good learning habits. I am good at using ordinary life things or phenomena to explain why we need to learn this knowledge and its…
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The most important aspect of tutoring is making learning enjoyable! I achieve this though understanding unique learning patterns and teaching specific effective study habits and processes which reduce the stresses and anxiety which are all too commonly associated with exams and assignment deadlines. Once developed, these skills are applicable well…
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Create pathways so the student can figure things out on their own as the end goal is the personal development of the student. This can be by increasing their organisational skills or better interpreting questions. Good people skills and able to connect and relate to students. Active teaching methods, asking a lot of questions and creating…
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Listen carefully to your students Be creative with learning styles Build relationships Be patient with students at all times Teach students how to problem-solve Great communication…

Local Reviews

Claire is tutoring my son in year 11 maths methods and he is gaining a lot from the sessions. She is highly intelligent, concise, adaptable and friendly. Highly recommend.
Angie, Reedy Creek

Inside Reedy CreekTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Will worked on multiplying and dividing fractions, as well as solving worded fraction problems using extension worksheets from school.

Year 11 student Jacob focused on binomial probability and cumulative density functions (cdf), including calculator techniques for normal distributions. In another lesson, Jacob also reviewed double derivatives and optimisation strategies for upcoming internal assessments, practising concavity and deriving techniques with exam-style questions.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 maths, one student had not completed the assigned revision before a session, which meant time was spent reteaching content rather than consolidating skills for upcoming assessments.

In a recent Year 10 statistics assignment, the same student's written explanations lacked clear logical flow and did not consistently justify conclusions; "he needs to relate his research back to the main point or solution," as noted by a tutor.

For another student in senior maths, there was heavy reliance on calculators and formula sheets—this became apparent when unfamiliar algebraic rearrangements without aids led to confusion mid-exam.

Recent Achievements

One Reedy Creek tutor noticed a real shift with Jacob, a high schooler who used to struggle with calculator functions—he now independently applies log rules and converts questions into log form without prompting.

Will, also in high school, recently began showing his working for integer problems after hesitating to communicate his process last term; he's now much more thorough and accurate on assignments as a result.

In Year 5, Will tackled division with pro-numerals using a new strategy he discovered himself, overcoming earlier confusion independently by choosing an approach that worked for him.

What they say about our tutoring

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Flynn is going well with his tutor. We have had 2 sessions and they have been productive. Thanks for your service.

Finn is responding well to Anthony's tutoring, thank you. Anthony is kind, knowledgeable and has a lovely manner. Finn is feeling more confident and we will be continuing with Anthony's weekly tutorials.

We are so happy and impressed with Pariese. She has already made a great rapport with Charlie, which was our initial concern. She is both both professional and engaging with an obvious passion for maths. She has given us feedback relating to Charlie's learning style and is active in finding strategies to suit him. The fact that he looks forward to his lesson, is a testament in itself. She is always punctual and happy to have a brief at the end of each session. I have spoken to Pariese about Charlie needing long term tutoring, to which she agreed.

Maths tutoring in Reedy Creek

Finding a suitable maths tutor for your child can be difficult. Where do you start? What do you look for? Experience? Personality? Someone local? Should they teach their own content or work on your child's current school work? How often should you have tutoring? How long should each session be? Is a particular time of the day more effective than other times?

So many questions, but, after years and years of experience, we can assure you there is no on-size-fits-all answer. Tuition is an individual matter. It's really about finding someone who is a good match for your specific situation. That means a good personality match + a teaching style that matches the student's learning style + a good balance between empathy and authoritativeness + many other things.

Unfortunately no tutor profile can tell you if the tutor will be a good match. You won't know that until you see them working together.

It usually doesn't take us more than a few days to organise a maths tutor in Reedy Creek. And, we really want you to love your tutor! That's why your first lesson works as a trial. Don't think the match is good? We'll organise someone else...

Try us: 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 Robina Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Hillcrest Christian College.