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Mishree
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Along with knowing the students syllabus well, I believe that having patience and the ability to stay flexible with teaching methods is the best quality in a tutor. Knowing how to adapt to the students pace and patiently responding to their questions is an effective way to keep the student motivated and excited to learn new concepts. I am very…
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Communication and the ability to break down difficult concepts into substrates for students to digest. Sympathy Students need to feel the tutor cares about them and thus sympathy is important as a tutor. Great communication and the ability to empathize with my students when delivering difficult concepts. Organisation is an important skill which I…
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The most important things a tutor can provide a student is knowledge and encouragement. Knowledge is the most basic but significant role for tutors to instil in students. It improves the student's ability to understand and derive methods to solve complex problems and with the assistance of consistent encouragement, may spur the student on to…
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As a tutor, I believe the most important things a teacher could do for their students is making them feel encouraged and secured. Promoting education in today's society is something that should be dominated and put first. In my eyes, a child's education is the first step towards a child's success. Encouraging students and providing them with a…
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The most important things a tutor should possess is honesty, patience, building a close and strong relationship with the student, having good knowledge on the topic being taught, focusing and strengthening areas or concepts students struggle with. Very patient, honest, hard working, perceptive and…
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At the end of the day, I value results as a tutor. Helping students meet their goals is key. Equally important is injecting fun into the learning process, making it more engaging and exciting for students, so they eagerly anticipate each session. As a tutor I have good problem solving skills to address any situation that arises. Furthermore, I can…
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I believe listening to a student and understanding their concerns is most important as a tutor isn’t just there to teach but better the students attitude about learning and how they can approach it Building rapport and a relationship with the client which helps them communicate with me naturally. Once a client understands I’m there for them…
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As a tutor, my main focus is on getting to know each student personally – their strengths, weaknesses and what they want to achieve. I feel as though a comfortable space where they feel comfortable exploring ideas, asking questions, and even making mistakes is something important as through mistakes you can learn. Offering guidance,…
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One of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is stepping into their shoes and acknowledging the time and effort it may require to reach their goals. This will allow tutors to better encourage and motivate the student while keeping them organised and disciplined. I am empathic and understand the pressure and stress that comes with…
Sarah
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Support. Providing a great amount of support and motivation is crucial for a student’s education path. Without this, a lack of drive would occur which is detrimental to their learning, ultimately affecting their peers around them which acts like the domino effect. I have been to multiple coaching centres since Kindergarten and I have realised…
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I believe the most important things as a tutor include: - developing children's love for learning, - building their inquisitive nature, - being able to teach the content according to the needs and learning style of the students, - developing a love for reading, and - listening to, and understanding the students' concerns and guiding them…
Aadil
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As a tutor, I prioritize creating genuine connections with students by understanding their unique strengths and challenges. I foster a supportive atmosphere, encouraging questions and independent thinking. Beyond transferring knowledge, my role involves inspiring confidence and offering constructive feedback to guide students on their learning…
Vijay
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is be understanding and patient. I was a student just a few weeks ago and it was extremely stressful to learn so much knowledge. Having an understanding and patient teacher gives students freedom and reliance as they can always consult them whenever in need. This gives students a peace of mind…
Umair
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Help him get to ease with the course, make it not feel like a burden but something the pupil has control over, allow him to see his strengths and focus on the knowledge he is gaining from it, and how he can benefit from it. Algebra is useful in so many fields but kids don't understand that thus don't pay attention, and learn it just to forget…
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Firstly, a tutor must be kind and caring of the student's situation, and must be able to quickly determine the best method of teaching for that particular student. Only then can the tutor raise the motivation and enthusiasm of the student which is crucial in allowing them to learn at the optimum level. Once they are learning at this level, their…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to motivate them and ensure they believe in themselves to maximise their opportunity to succeed in all aspects of their schooling life. . Most importantly, it is essential for a tutor to allow the students to identify their passion regarding their future career path, and as the teacher…
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Creating an environment in which students can feel safe, secure and supported through their educational journey. Given the proper motivation and guidance, a tutor can prepare a student to academic success. I am able to foster a supportive environment and mentor students about future aspirations, allowing students to build their trust in me as a…
Terence
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A tutor should provide guidance and assistance at all costs for the student they are teaching. It is the tutors responsibility to do the best they can in order to help the student reach their potential. A tutor should sometimes take a step further to care for the student and a lot of the times the student will reciprocate your effort to create a…
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As per previous response, I can assure that building a rapport and making them feel comfortable that they are willing to learn and share ideas would be the most important things that not I should do, but all tutors. Making sure to adapt my own timetable to the students when there is an upcoming exam or submission for school. Hearing the students…
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The most important thing is to understand the needs and problems of a student and to be able to target these issues. As a tutor I will try to change the way I teach according to the requirements of the student, as not everyone learns the same way. I will always be non-judgemental and be patient and continue to support the student no matter what…
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The primary tasks of a tutor include providing personalised guidance depending on the student's learning style, building confidence through positive reinforcement, and ensuring a clear knowledge of important topics. It is crucial to promote critical thinking, create reasonable goals, and evaluate progress on a regular basis. Instilling a genuine…

Local Reviews

It was so simple to order a tutor. Within a few days our tutor was at our place. Our tutor is excellent, he knows exactly what our son needs after we discussed what we needed help with . Our son gets on really well with our tutor and is enjoying one on one learning.
Mrs Carla Oxley, Doonside

Inside WoodcroftTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Veda focused on strengthening fundamentals by tackling assessment questions across number operations and was introduced to algebraic thinking through basic problems.

For Year 10, the lesson with Arjun targeted trigonometric equations and identities, including simplifying expressions using key formulas.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 session for Sarah centred on ratios and rates as well as statistics, practising interpretation of data sets and proportional reasoning in context.

Recent Challenges

The Year 8 student's maths book showed confusing structuring of working out, which led to errors in equations, as a tutor observed.

In Year 3, forgetting to borrow when subtracting money or not knowing when to subtract caused repeated mistakes during problem-solving.

One senior student rarely revisited past topics, so key methods faded and revision tests were harder than expected—especially for HSC content.

Another high schooler skipped writing steps in algebra, making it tough to spot sign errors until late in the process.

Missing or incomplete homework was noted across several grades; this slowed recall and progress on new material.

Recent Achievements

One Woodcroft tutor recently saw a Year 10 student move from hesitating on trigonometry questions to working through medium-difficulty problems independently and explaining her reasoning out loud.

Another high schooler, previously unsure about how to tackle worded algebra problems, has started identifying where she gets stuck and now asks for clarification instead of guessing—making it much easier to address gaps directly.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student who struggled with time-telling last term can now read the clock accurately and draw different times on her own; in her last session, she completed every question without prompting.

What they say about our tutoring

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We are really happy with Vivienne. She is very patient and explains things extremely clearly. Already had a 74% which for a child who is almost maths dialexic this was fabulous. Anyway we are very happy with her Thankyou

Hi Erica, thank you for your email. Things have started well with Jacob and hopefully they will continue in the same way. I think in this case, the difference for Jamie is that she can ask Jacob about a problem that she is struggling with and he can answer her straight away. Vivian was able to answer her too but it took her longer and I think the time factor was what was frustrating Jamie. As I'm sure you are aware in year 12 there is such a time crunch that any delays just add more pressure.

Hi Erica Thanks for the email. Yes, everything is going very well. Daniel is finding Yuta to be very helpful and has definitely been able to identify areas of weakness that require work. We are all very pleased with the progress to date.

PDHPE tutoring in Woodcroft

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 21 PDHPE tutors in Woodcroft, NSW and surrounding areas providing in-home tuition for students of all grades. The right tutor can really make a difference and this is what we pride ourselves on. There are several PDHPE tutors available around Woodcroft and we're specialists at finding the right fit!
 

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We really only work with the best tutors, and your first hour is a trial so you can try out a tutor and only pay if you feel it's a good match.

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 Lalor Park Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Doonside High School.