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Tutors in Woody Point include a former primary school teacher with 25 years' experience, university lecturers and PhDs, published authors with ATAR-equivalent 99.80+, seasoned Kip McGrath and private maths tutors, certified teacher aides, peer mentors, creative writing coaches, and competition-awarded high schoolers—all bringing rich expertise to support K–12 learners.

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Zarina
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Take into account their individual personality and situation and listen from the heart and apply teaching methods in an enjoyable way to benefit the student Willing to learn , love kids , enjoy helping others Patient, positive, love to laugh, young at…
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it is important for a student to be able to understand what you are teaching and if they do not, the tutor should be able to convey it in a way that is easier to understand for the students in order for them to develop a stronger grasp on the subject. I am easy to get along with, and have a large amount of…
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Jerry
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One of the most important things a tutor can bring is a sense of understanding with the student. To really understand how the student thinks, learns and processes information. This the main tool when teaching a student, giving the students proper motivation and tools to tackle any problems they might face along the way. i Have a Dyslexia brother…
CHRISTINE
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To believe in them and boost their confidence in themselves. A few successes can go a long way to encourage a can-do attitude. Encouragement and positive reinforcement are critical to building a belief in your own abilities. Patience and a willingness to adapt my approach to suit the student. Every student has a different learning style. I…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is give them confidence in their abilities, as well as being able to communicate and connect with the student. My strengths are my ability to make a complex problem and break them into small more simple tasks and ensuring that students fully understand a concept before moving onto…
Jennifer
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Give them confidence in their own abilities Help them learn the material they need to know Teach them how to learn independently I have excellent knowledge in my field, having researched and taught as a computational biologist for over 20 years. I also genuinely like and care about students, and am able to adapt my teaching methods to their…
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I focus on the importance of taking the time to understand the student, their situation and personal goals. It is important to build confidence and establish a strong trust-based relationship. I analyse the goals and therefore the requirements of the student to then be able to motivate and inspire the student. From the subject content point of…
Precious
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The most important thing a tutor can do for her student is being patient and understanding that if he or she have difficulty to understand a certain topic or subject I am there to help him to learn and find a way to make her or him to understand. My strenght as tutor is being patient and understanding to my clients as well as giving them care and…
Juan
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Be patient. That one word is all a tutor needs. Not every student is as bright as the next and are on all different levels of learning. Each new student is a new chapter and story. So being patient and finding different ways of teaching students how to reach their goals. I myself am young like most people who need a tutor, this gives me a…
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I think the most important things a tutor can do is to conceptualise the content so that they can easily grasp the subject and work together with the student to deepen their understanding. Another important thing is to be easily available. it is important that tutors are available when the student needs it most in their schooling schedule; this…
Lachlan
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Ideally, I want to instill the same sense of wonder and love that I have for mathematics in the students. This won't work for all students, of course, so failing that I think a tutor should be able to teach a student how to think for themselves - it's one thing to be shown how to get an answer, and it's another thing entirely to be taught how to…
John
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Motivate them to get results. Build a open learning environment to best facilitate the learning process. Generate a confidence in the student to learn. Ability to communicate and excite the student to get results. Taking the student form where they are at the start to their final goal. Developing a sense of teamwork. Added to this, I have had many…
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Be a good mentor in all aspects of life and ensure all round development of student. Am hard working,dedicated,trustworthy ,approachable and…
Shannon
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The most important thing a tutor can do for their students is to first help them believe they are able to achieve success, no matter what level of ability they are currently at. I am a primary school teacher and so I am able to know what students will need to know and how to teach them. I'm confident in my mathematical ability and that allows me…
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Being honest which helps in creating rapport and trust. Be patient by not displaying annoyance on speech and body language. Be professional by adhering to privacy policies and confidential information. Be confident by having the courage to admit that for a particular question or problem, a bit of homework needs to be done. I teach math…
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Spending time with the students to teach them, listen to them, and be their good friends. Children sometimes miss good companions in today's busy world, where parents will be busy with their work life. I think good tutors can be good friends as well. My professional experience and academic qualifications will be an added advantage for me as a…
Reagan
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To help them understand the concept of what they are learning. Rather than just achieving high results, helping them understand the concepts of what they are learning will aid with advancing onto more difficult studies in the future. My strengths as a tutor would be being able to explain concepts to the student at a level they can understand and…
Marian
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make them stand on their own feet. A tutor should be able to make their mentee confident in learning, understanding, and applying their lessons on their own. It's also important for a tutor to establish a good rapport with the student and make them feel comfortable. I always consider the…
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Be patient and understanding with them, just taking the time to properly help and guide the student. My patience, I’m very understanding and open minded so I’m happy to take the time with the student and properly help…
Andrew
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is ensure that the student grasps the concepts: my objective as a tutor is to ensure that a student fully understands the material, and ensure that they can respond to questions, of varying difficulty, regarding the material. In addition, I also firmly believe that as a tutor, it is important…
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A tutor can make huge difference to a student's life by helping them achieve their personal and professional goals. The student's future depends upon the tutor's hardwork, this is what I feel. I work with students like a friend and just behave as a typical tutor and work hard with them until they get clarity of a particular concept. Neither I lose…
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Give them Confidence. Encouragement. Excitement to learn. The comfort and courage to make mistakes and to learn from them in not just academics, but in their development is something that I believe in. I am warm and approachable and yet firm when the need calls for it. I try to find a way that the child understands and not just the…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help them learn in a way they understand. Not everybody learns the same, so it's important that a tutor can help the student no matter what their learning style is. It's also important that a tutor and the student can get along as well, it's easier to listen to a person you like!…

Local Reviews

The staff were very helpful - all the way from setting up through to the actual tutorials.. The tutor was also one of the best I've ever had for Math. He actually helped me understand how it works, not just memorise formulas.
Aleksander

Inside Woody PointTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Murray worked on building his fluency with multiplication facts, especially the 9x tables, and practiced mental addition strategies to move away from finger counting.

Year 8 student Jalen focused on solving two-step algebraic equations involving expanding brackets, as well as practicing substitution into algebraic expressions and tackling questions with powers and square roots.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Callum reviewed trigonometry topics including the sine and cosine rules using diagnostic exam questions, and also revised scientific notation and significant figures to prepare for upcoming assessments.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 algebra, one student often forgot to expand the second term in brackets—"sometimes Jalen forgets to expand the 2nd term when expanding a single bracket"—which led to repeated errors on homework even after mastering the process in-session.

For a senior student, exam performance suffered due to pressure and unfamiliar worded problems; as noted, "he does feel the pressure in exams," resulting in mistakes not seen during practice.

Meanwhile, a primary student relied heavily on finger-counting for addition and was only confident with a few times tables, which slowed progress in multi-step calculations.

Recent Achievements

A recent Woody Point tutoring session saw Callum, a senior high school student, move from hesitancy to confidently solving sine and cosine rule problems he'd previously struggled with—by the end, he could tackle even the trickier examples independently.

In Year 8, Jalen has started catching his own mistakes in algebra; after making small errors on homework, he now checks his work more carefully and gets single-bracket equations correct without prompting.

Meanwhile, Murray in primary school used to count on his fingers for the 9 times tables but now recalls them quickly using memory tricks and is less reliant on finger counting.

Maths tutoring in Woody Point

Maths doesn't have to be hard. The right support and the right approach change all that. Just ask any student who is doing well in maths - they usually love the feeling of "getting it". This is what we aim to create for students - intellectual independence and joy of learning. It's the only path to success in maths whether your goal is to pass or achieve A's. We focus on the content but also on teaching the right approach to learning maths. Probably the most common mistake students make is rule dependence, trying to memorize what to do without understanding why it's done that way - it doesn't work. But each student has their own issues, some with confidence others with silly mistakes or exam technique ...

Maths Tutor Woody Point

... A well matched maths tutor will make a world of difference. Check out our 51 maths tutors in Woody Point, QLD. The tutor comes to your home at the agreed time, so no need to worry about who is driving whom where and when. We make it easy. There are no booking fees, cancellation costs or minimum requirements. Just pay for what you use based on a simple hourly rate.

Contact us @ 1300 312 354 OR simply fill in the form below and we'll reach out. We guarantee your first lesson with a trial - so if you're not happy you don't pay for it.

 

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 Redcliffe Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Southern Cross Catholic College - Woody Point Campus.