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Riley
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Listen. I think it is pivotal for a tutor to be able to listen to the student. Be it regarding concepts or content, or just a tutors teaching style. Listening and responding to feedback is essential. Determination. When teaching a student something for the first time, it can be very difficult for them to understand a concept. So, as a tutor, I am…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to provide the student with deep understanding of concepts so that the student can approach future challenges with the confidence that they can work through it on their own, even if it is unfamiliar. There is so much more to mathematics than just memorisation as so many people believe, they key is problem…
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Huw
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is to teach the student about any and all areas that the student have doubts or concerns with as well as reinforcing confidence for the student particularly in the weeks the follow before an exam. I am articulate in my language, know content well and am able to explain complex and bizarre concepts…
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I believe that the most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is listen to/watch for what they're struggling with most, and focus on that. Optimising the time you have with them will make sure that they can improve more quickly. I believe that my strengths as a tutor include my enthusiasm and passion for mathematics, and I try to pass…
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Personally, I believe that in order to be a good tutor it is necessary to provide a level of support that feels as if it extends beyond the obligation that the position you hold is your job. I believe it is crucial to possess a genuine understanding for the strengths and flaws of your students in order to properly and efficiently deliver supoort…
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I think a tutor, or any teacher, can honestly make or break a subject. As a tutor, I want to be able to make a student fall in love with what they are teaching them, rather than them seeing going to tutoring as a chore. I find my biggest strength to be that I get along well with younger kids and other people in general. I am very patient, and dont…
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One of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is give them a personalised teaching experience. Often there are other factors at play in the progress of a student's learning than just their mental ability. Being able to recognise and connect to the child will open up numerous learning pathways to allow them to reach their full…
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A tutor needs to provide their student with support, tools, skills and most importantly understanding of how they can effectively approach their studies and achieve the best possible results they can. A tutor should also make their student feel comfortable, creating a sense of trust between them and allowing for more effective tutoring sessions.…
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1. Help them towards their study milestones so they have an unhindered path towards any given career of choice. 3. Understand something rather than memorising it. I hold this statement in significance. Having studied in different countries I understand the difference in teaching. Tutoring being 1 on 1 or in small groups allows for this. I…
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Foster self-confidence in their subject areas, as the main hurdle many students face, is self-doubt in their ability, which causes them to give up on their courses. I know the content very well and have helped many of my peers overcome things they don't understand in the syllabus. So I am familiar with many of the common problems students face in…
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Above tutoring a student, I believe a tutor should be a role model; They should inspire a love for learning. Furthermore, the tutor should build a relationship to build trust so that the lessons don't seem forced and uncomfortable. I am organised, passionate, kind, caring, patient, friendly, personable, honest, reliable, hard-working and…
Emma
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to give them the confidence that they have the ability to learn. Tutors shouldn't be doing the work for the student but rather giving them the tools required to continue to grow and become active learners even after the tutoring session has ended. I am very patient, kind and empathetic and I…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is give them confidence. As a tutor you are teaching your student how to solve problems, but more importantly allow them to develop their own methods for solving these problems by themselves. I think my best strengths as a tutor are that I am extremely patient and compassionate ,…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be a source of inspiration and support. I believe all students are equally capable and that with a little bit of tutor motivation and support, they can grow. I would consider my biggest strength to be my patience. I understand that some kids may not be as quick as others and I don't mind…
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I believe tutors help students build their confidence and understanding in subject areas. Tutors often fill the gaps that students have missed in their prior learning and assist them to feel confident in the at school learning environment. I am a primary teacher and believe my strengths are in primary aged students across all Key Learning Areas. I…
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Understanding that every student is different and that not all strategies and learning methods will work for every student, versatility is key. Always working with a smile and a positive attitude is a must. I have great communication and people skills and make sure to always maintain a positive attitude and to work with a smile. I also have good…
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The most important thing I can do as a tutor is show my student that Math isn't something to fear, and is accessible to them with the right approach. My strengths as a tutor are my effective scheduling, previous experience in tutoring Math, adaptability in different approaches to teaching, experience in teaching children (Multiple classes, twice a…
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Tutors should be willing to listen and work well with students to achieve their personal goals. Tutors must foster or inspire a strong work ethic within students, motivating them to strive to reach their personal best. Aside from increasing a student's comprehension of particular subjects, tutors should highlight the importance of speaking up and…
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Unlock their potential Help them to enjoy studying, seeing it as a challenge that can be overcome I am personable, have a lot of real world experience from the corporate environment and genuinely care about helping people be the best that they can…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to truly understand each individuals strengths, weaknesses and learning styles to adapt and cater for these specific needs. I also believe in creating a love for learning through empowering students to become problem solvers in all aspects of their lives. I would say my main strength…
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I believe the most important aspect of tutoring is targeting a student's goal in a subject, whether that be just passing or scoring 100%, and teaching them at that level, whilst providing that extra push to potentially help them succeed above these goals. In doing so, I believe this allows students to engage more with the work and see strong…
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Empower them and help them to realise their potential to learn and understand, show them how to have fun while learning. I am good at relating to people and empathising and adjusting to their…
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I believe that the most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is help them find a passion for learning and guide them in their studies so that the student can find a subject or a topic that they are passionate about and love. I think that the most important thing for a student is not only the grade that they achieve but also the…

Local Reviews

Annalise feels that she has benefited enormously from her first two sessions with her tutor, Muqeet. We both find him to be a thoughtful, empathetic and very encouraging young man. Annalise reported feeling more confident to answer questions in class and even helping her classmate get a correct answer after only her first session with Muqeet.
Angela

Inside Scotland IslandTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Lucy worked through rates, ratios, and introductory trigonometry using real-life word problems.

In Year 11, Daniel focused on financial mathematics topics including simple and compound interest as well as depreciation calculations with sample HSC questions.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Emily practiced advanced exam techniques by tackling past papers covering the normal distribution and annuities alongside targeted revision of continuous probability distributions.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student faced issues with exam-style questions when relying on notes instead of practicing unaided; "practice under timed conditions" revealed persistent errors that were only noticed after time ran out.

In Year 11, messy working and skipping over hints in complex algebra led to lost marks—one tutor observed, "he missed details hidden in the question stimulus."

Meanwhile, a Year 12 student tackling normal distributions avoided harder variants, focusing revision on familiar types rather than diverse exam problems. This meant confidence dropped sharply when unexpected formats appeared during practice assessments.

Recent Achievements

One Scotland Island tutor noticed a big shift with a Year 11 student who, after struggling with algebra earlier in the term, was able to solve complex equations independently without prompting.

Another win came from a Year 10 session where the student arrived already prepared with specific questions—something they'd hesitated to do before—which meant the lesson focused directly on what they found most challenging.

At primary level, a younger student quickly remembered and applied content from last week's session, working through new problems independently for the first time.

Maths tutoring in Scotland Island

If you are looking for a maths tutor in Scotland Island, NSW you came to the right place!

We have 37 maths tutors carefully selected to help achieve your child's academic goals. The tutors do not only teach specific content, they help students to become strong, capable learners so they can eventually succeed on their own. Parents seek help for all sorts of reasons, be it general support with comprehension, keeping up with the class or achieving a target grade in specific exams. That's why we offer a tailored solution centered around your specifc needs.

Maths Tutor Scotland Island

So, how does it work? The tutor will come to any location around Scotland Island or the surrounding suburbs at a time and day that works for you. The first hour works as a trial just to make sure you're happy with your tutor. If you're not happy we won't charge you and will organise someone else for you to have a trial with.

As our name suggests @ Ezy Math Tutoring we want to keep things easy for you. That's why we offer simple hourly rates. There are no contracts, booking fees, minimum tutoring requirements or cancellation costs. Simple! 

Since 2011 we have helped thousands of students all over Australia. You can check out some of our success stories here. We hope to have the priviledge of helping your child too. To take your first step complete the enquiry for to speak with one of our consultants or just call 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 Avalon Community Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Luke's Grammar School, Bayview Campus.