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To help students understand the basic concepts in whatever they have to study and help them develop a deeper, more relatable understanding. It is also important for me as a tutor to serve as a good role model for students. I try to make concepts easier for students to understand. Particularly, i strive for understanding rather than memorization…
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Constantly provide constructive criticism and feedbacks that would work towards their success, encouraging a growth mindset, and identifying the students learning style and adapting teaching methods to match. My kindness and friendliness as a person, my communication skills, my patience, my ability to explain complex concepts in a simplified…
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The most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to help them see the subject in the light that they do and nurture their interest in it. Failure in getting the concepts also leads to fear and that's where a tutor has to support the student , to prevent them from losing confidence in themselves. My biggest strength as a tutor is my…
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Actively listening to the student and what they want to achieve. Being empathetic to the student and if a particular strategy isn't working, then tackling it from a different angle until together the tutor and student find what works best for the student and their style of learning. I am intuitive, empathetic and an excellent listener. I myself…
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A problem solving ability, so the student can become competent on their own. The ability to explain something in multiple different ways to form a better overall…
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1. Be understanding and compassionate, as we may not fully understand their scenario or their struggles. 2. Listening to students in regards to what their weakest areas are and implementing any methods they may want to use to address the issue (e.g. practice questions). 3. Understanding when it's the right time to say "lets move onto another…
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For me, a tutor should be able to understand and listen to their students, give students the freedom to ask any questions, help them improve their skills to achieve their goals. My communication and problem solving skills will help me in explaining to the students their questions and solve them in a timely…
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I may consider the most important things a tutor can do for a student as providing personalized support, clarifying concepts, fostering a positive learning environment, offering guidance and feedback, developing effective study skills, instilling motivation and confidence, and adapting to the student's individual needs. As a tutor I perceive my…
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A tutor's main duties include giving students individualized guidance, breaking down difficult concepts, encouraging critical thinking, boosting confidence, creating a supportive environment, setting goals, promoting efficient study techniques, encouraging a love of learning, working with stakeholders, and providing flexible support. The…

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Mike has tutored me for physics and helped me increase my grade which in turn increased my projected ATAR. Mike is a friendly and very knowledgeable tutor. Would recommend him to anyone
Amanda, Quinns Rocks

Inside Tamala ParkTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 10 student Emily worked through graphing parabolas and reviewed applications of quadratics, focusing on how to interpret and sketch these using real-life examples.

For Year 8, Jacob practised unit circle concepts, including converting between degrees and radians, as well as applying this knowledge to word problems involving trigonometric contexts.

Meanwhile, Year 5 Naomi explored area calculations for rectangles and composite shapes using length Ă— width formulas, then practised converting time between analogue, digital, and the 24-hour clock format.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student repeatedly relied on a calculator for even straightforward factorising tasks in algebra, as one tutor observed: "He reached for the calculator instead of checking his brackets by hand." This made it harder to spot errors and slowed independent problem-solving.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student struggled with measuring accurately because they continued starting from '1' rather than '0' on the ruler—despite reminders—so answers often didn't match expectations.

In English, a Year 6 student erased written work excessively out of worry about mistakes; confidence dropped after corrections, and writing became hesitant and less fluent during sentence practice.

Recent Achievements

A Tamala Park tutor noticed a big change in a Year 11 student who, after struggling with polynomial long division for weeks, worked through a full problem independently and explained each step out loud—something she avoided before.

In Year 9 maths, one student who often guessed answers now uses place value arrow cards to check her calculations and talks herself through the steps without waiting for help.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner who used to rush reading tasks has started re-reading passages slowly for accuracy and now spots missing punctuation on her own; last session, she caught three missed commas without prompting.

What they say about our tutoring

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The biggest accomplishment while working with EzyMath? / What was gained from the tutoring experience? This would have to be the week to week and month to month satisfaction of developing a relationship with a student and the satisfaction in seeing their confidence as well as their marks ever-increasing. It's gratifying to be able to quantify the effort both the student and the tutor have dedicated to building a mathematical foundation for years to come. The marks don't lie! The fact that EzyMath selects students within a 10-15 minute drive is a bonus, and the access to materials and a forum for asking questions is supportive for those starting out in the area of education.

Marissa was very impressed with Ellaine, she found her easy to understand and follow. She is looking forward to her next lesson. Thank You.

I have greatly enjoyed my time that I have spent as a tutor for Ezy Math Tutoring, and a large reason for this have been the structures they provide for tutoring sessions and the way they equip tutors through training. It lays a solid foundation for tutors and students who may be unsure about the art of tutoring and allows both parties to hit the ground running and utilise sessions efficiently. I would recommend them to potential tutors and clients in a heartbeat.

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 Clarkson Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Kinross College.