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Tutors in Research include a University of Melbourne-trained primary school teacher and learning diversity leader, an Eltham High School dux with ATAR 99.50 and choir director experience, Kumon maths and English specialists, veteran secondary maths teachers from international schools, peer mentors with science degrees, and award-winning high-achievers passionate about helping students thrive.

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hezha
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To give them a memorable picture of the subject and (as I call call it) make the subject alive in students mind. Not just as some words and shapes, but as a meaning and some times movement! (Specially it math) Well I was a marketing tutor back in my country and I really enjoyed it! When I came here, most of classmates were asking me their…
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Understanding the student's needs and increasing their strengths as it suits them. Confidence in undertaking study is the most important feature which drives the student to obtain high results. The ability for a student to have a drive in study is critical and therefore by progressing through their studies whilst building up their abilities in…
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Daniel (Jiamu)
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Building a supportive relationship, fostering a positive learning environment, and helping the student develop effective study habits are the most important things a physics tutor can do for a student. I am patient, adaptable, and attuned. I believe in fostering a supportive and encouraging environment to build confidence and…
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Gaining a sense of self. Self-respect. Self-confidence. Self-esteem. These seem to help learning. I rarely teach. I prefer asking questions and letting the student discover the…
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The most essential thing is for a physics tutor to give the student the tools they need to succeed and instil a learning attitude in them. It's important to show the student their own potential and what they can achieve if they put in the work. I am very friendly and patient, I am always open to hear from the student and incorporate their ideas…
PRATHAMESH VILAS
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Making realise the student of their self worth. How to have a vision, goals and appropriate mindset. Most importantly making aware of the practical oriented world. Ability to explain the difficult things in simple manner. Embraced Patience, Responsibilities and tolerance. Ability to connect with students at professional and personal level as…
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understanding and supporting adjustable student learning style due to my personal experience passion and patient due to experience of teaching young…
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I think the most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is helping the student believe in themselves and letting them know they can do well. This is because most of the time students self doubts leads to them struggling with content not a lack of ability. I create strategies to help my students remember content easier and I make sure…
Taasnim Ahmed
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The most important gift that a physics tutor can give to a student is providing knowledge of how to think independently. A tutor can give hope, help develop self-confidence within students as well as show them the right way to proceed in life. I believe, for students a tutor is like a blacksmith who can provide them with all the tools they will…
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•Helps the students to upsurge their growth in studies • Demonstrates the practical aspects of subject areas • Assisting students with the distinct learning strategies •Patience •Have problem solving skills •Resilient •Passionate about teaching students •Facilitates collaborative learning • Friendly with the learners so…
Marcos
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A tutor should be flexible and adaptable while setting realistic and achievable goals, and should provide motivation and support throughout the learning process. After completing my Bachelor's degree in Physics in 2020, I worked as an instructor and academic tutor at the Physics faculty of the University of Havana until 2022. This experience has…
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Helping students develop a deep understanding of concepts and theories. I can help students feel relaxed and confident. I can explain concepts and theories in multiple different ways. I have patience and I'm easy to talk with. Communication is my number one…
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It is to build their confidence in trusting themselves able to learn & solve problems in their own ways. Second to that is to build solid knowledge in their studies. Apart from I have solid knowledge in both high school & university Mathematics & Science subjects (please see my academic transcripts sent via my Indeed application) as well as years…
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A tutor must always be supportive and understanding. Individuals to seek tuition are always there to learn and as a physics tutor, it is one’s job to teach. This requires the discipline to remain supportive and patient with there students as to not only enhance their skill, but build their confidence. As much as academic ability is important,…
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I think a physics tutor is like a life coach for a student. A tutor has the power to shape the life of a student.The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make the student believe in himself. Once their is self believe a student can encounter any problem in his life. I think one of my biggest strengths as a tutor is that i am…
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The most important things a physics tutor can do is to transfer their respect and appreciation for the subject to the student and make themselves redundant in as short a time as possible. A strong theoretical and applied maths/physics background combined with a strong desire to achieve results. Versatility and flexibility are also my strong…
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I would say a physics tutors' ultimate goal would be to get in sync with the way the student is taught in their respective schools, colleges or universities. Additionally, it is extremely important to make friends with the students, as this is necessary for proper engagement. I am not afraid to do some research when it comes to getting a student…
Tony
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I think the most important thing as an tutor is to not only provide academic help but also be a role model such that the student is motivated and is willing to pursue an career in STEM. my strengths as a tutor are being able to communicate clearly and provide examples to help out with a certain question. My other strengths are to force exam style…
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Firstly, I believe developing a strong relationship with a student is one of the most important things a student can do. This shows trust and allows students to give their full potential during sessions. Another important part of tutoring is to have a clear and well designed plan for the session ahead, which makes both the student and tutor have a…
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The most important thing a physics tutor can do is not only to support a student but to make them feel as though they have accomplished what they set out to achieve, even if it is a small goal, as long as it gets fulfilled. I believe that I can personalise the amount of help I provide to a student, no matter their abilities. This will allow me to…
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teach understanding of a topic rather than how to do a problem so the student can tackle more difficult problems on there own without help. With understanding you can answer any question. I can approach and understand difficult problems and take away the unneeded parts making it easier for others to understand it. I am also easy to talk to and so…
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Keep them calm, collective but most importantly more confident in their ability to handle any hard tasks. Audentis fortuna Iuvat - fortune favours the brave - Explaining complex concepts in a direct - easy to understand way. Also I get along with anybody so not only will i be a tutor, i will be a friend and a life coach for…
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I believe a physics tutor/teacher should always strive to develop an interest about subject matter in the student. Once the student does not think of the subject as burden, he will be able to learn very efficiently. Teaching at various levels has taught me to understand students from different academic backgrounds better. Every student has a…

Local Reviews

Anthony is lovely and the work he does with Ethan is great.
Natalie, Eltham

Inside ResearchTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 11 student Ethan revised exponents and logarithms through practice exam questions, identifying a few challenging areas for further review.

Another Year 11 student, Sarah, focused on factorising polynomials and completing the square to find turning points, including using the turning point formula with worked examples.

Meanwhile, Year 5 student Oliver built confidence with subtraction algorithms and times tables, using step-by-step breakdowns to reinforce foundational skills.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8, a student continued to forget key positive/negative signs in algebra, which slowed progress on x-intercepts—"little stuff that adds up," as one tutor noted.

In Year 11 Methods, another struggled to keep up after busy weeks and was "behind due to recent busy weeks, isn't as familiar with the ideas."

A senior student's revision remained surface-level: he reviewed past exams but did not focus on problematic questions or note-taking habits, so small errors persisted in probability and surds.

After setbacks, motivation dipped noticeably for a Year 10 learner who said he'd "catch up," but avoided regular review sessions.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Research recently noticed Gabriel, a Year 11 student, quickly mastering CAS calculator shortcuts for graphing polynomials—something he'd hesitated with before—which let him work through graph sketching far more independently.

In another session, Otis (Year 12) tackled two of his most challenging exam questions and showed a new willingness to attempt problems under timed conditions, finishing most within the set period instead of getting stuck like in previous tries.

Meanwhile, Isaac (Year 3) now answers questions on his 1, 2, 5, and 10 times tables almost instantly after weeks of needing reminders; last session he recited them all without prompting.

What they say about our tutoring

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So far so good with Amelia - she has always been punctual, professional and friendly and Mila feels comfortable with her.

I decided to work  for Ezy Math Tutoring because it seemed very flexible and would fit in very well with my university schedule. At first, I was only expecting to learn a bit about being a good communicator and be able to engage people but it was a lot more than that. The real highlight for me was that no matter the ability of the child you are teaching, the minute that they start to improve and get better grades, that is THE best reward you can get. My biggest highlight was when one of my students who had just finished his HSC told me that he got a whole 20 marks higher than he was expecting at first for his Maths exam and he thanked me for my time. I recommend Ezy Math Tutoring to potential customers who want personalised help for their child and being assigned a tutor who cared as much as I did for my students to achieve their potential. As for potential tutors, this experience is so rewarding because you really do care for your students' progress and you develop skills that will help you for life.

I just wanted to let you know that Mila is very happy with her new tutor Amelia. She told me after her lesson tonight that Amelia is really helping her a lot, and that she is understanding concepts more clearly and feeling more confident in class and while doing homework.

Physics tutoring in Research

Learning science is full of twists and turns. It's about making embarrassing mistakes, overcoming setbacks and chasing those exhilarating aha moments.

If they want to achieve great results students need to put in the time, but they also need to learn at a quicker pace - a learning pace that might not be completely comfortable to them. Some students get to the finish line quicker and some students struggle along the way.

This is exactly when they can benefit from guided learning the most.

We work with great physics tutors in Research who can support your child's academic progress. There's always a test or quiz around the corner and with a great tutor guiding them, students tend to feel less overwhelmed.

Physics Tutor Research

Tutors are also great role models. It's all about the connection they make with the student. We've found that when a tutor and a child click - that's when learning happens.

That is exactly what we look for in a tutor, someone attuned to the specific needs of your child.

All we need is to have a quick chat with you. We organise a tutor to come to your home for one-on-one tutoring, at a time that works for you and your child.

You pay a simple hourly rate. And if it happens that you are not completely happy with the tutor, we consider the first lesson a risk-free trial. Then we keep looking for a better match.

Sounds good so far? We can start looking for a local physics tutor in Research right away!

Just give us a call!
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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 Eltham Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Research Primary School.