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Tanya
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I think invoking a love or passion for learning is the most important thing a tutor can do for a student. I also think it's important to let a student be curious and feel comfortable asking questions and asking more instead of feeling compelled to be satisfied with only what's given I am very patient as a person. I have tutored before and have a…
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Teach in an understandable, motivating, and enjoyable way. Crucial factors for efficient learning (things as relibaility, punctuality and so on) are all obvious and mandatory to me. Finally, every student has his / her own ways of learning / understanding things, and it is clearly the job of the tutor to find out the most efficient one, to let the…
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James
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A tutor can provide mentoring and perspective for a student. Tutoring in my opinion is more effective than lecturing as the student gets more individual attention. A tutor is somebody you can go to if you are not completely confident studying by yourself. My strengths are that i am very good at mathematics and enjoy helping other people. I also…
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Help them understand the concept. The ability to explain in simple terms so that the student…
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Tutors should be able to genuinely inspire their students to perform at their best. Tutors should not only help their students get better grades, but also should be able to be role models of students, and can genuinely communicate with their students, because one of the most important skills that tutors should have is the ability to establish a…
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To provide the student with a mindset to think and analyse rather than a quick way to solve the problem I am a very patient person, and have a talent in explaining subjects in various ways. This ensures that if a student is unable to grasp a concept, he or she will be able to understand an alternative…
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Help them to feel confident in their own skills and help them to discover and explore knowledge My people skills and my ability to adapt my explanation to the learning style and ability of the…
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Understanding how young adults learn will be helpful in teaching and learning. Being able to identify individual strengths and weaknesses, develop strengths and remediate underdeveloped strength Formal education in teaching has given me the opportunity to gain significant understanding of 21st century…
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transfer self-confidence, work hard in an alternative way, be a reliable figure, build a long-term relationship, show school subjects in a different way My high passion for this subject. I won't ever be bored if Maths is related to my daily life. My confidence in Maths let me run always different and interactive lessons, any doubts will be surely…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are build confidence in the student; help students improving their study skills; make them to think in terms of problem solving and not just methods. I believe my strength is in helping students to simplify complex problems and guiding them to start solving problems on their own. Also as a…
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The most important thing is to be genuine. To have the heart and the passion to explain our hobbies and our knowledge to our future generation. Without genuinity, everything else would not matter. I like to think outside the box. I think creating interesting yet simple scenarios for tutoring would enable students to be alert yet understanding.…
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Maintaining open communication with the student so gaps in their knowledge can be identified and closed so their understanding of the subject matter is clear. This is because in the HSC multiple syllabus dot points are often combined to form long responses, the lack of understanding in one area can result in the significant loss of marks.…
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Make them feel like you believe in them, and ensure you are being kind and patient and encouraging. Confidence in a student makes a huge difference to their willingness to learn and their study habits. I have patience and understanding, and make sure a student has a solid base to build their knowledge on. I like to work with the student and ensure…
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A tutor should teach their student how to think. They shouldn't be teaching them to rote memorise (although there is a place for that in high school academics) but rather a general method of solving problems. When a tutor's work is done, their student should be able to look at a difficult problem, identify what kind of a problem it is and apply…
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Tutoring can be challenging, especially when it comes to motivating your learner. You see the potential they have, and they often hear about the potential they have, but they do not feel as though they got what it takes. Living in such a busy and demanding time can often make us feel the time constraints on everything we do and we expect our…
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I think the most important things that a tutor can offer a student is motivation and inspiration that can help the students to recognise their potentials, as well as a tutor's consistency and patience can also help the students to reach their goals and targets. A tutor is not only a teacher, but also a friend with mental support that students can…
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Is to be patient and supportive of the student as each student has different needs and to also developing an understanding about the students specific needs in order to determine their strengths and weaknesses I am motivational and compassionate so I am able to keep others on…
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To make them feel confident and confortable enough to ask me questions or raise any concerns, so that they can reach their highest potential. I can teach concepts in simple ways and link them to the practical use in the real world, to help students understand even…
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Understand your students' weakness aspects, set a particular plan to help them and encourage them to conquer possible difficulties. Strong background knowledge of math and physics, motivation, enthusiasm and…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to walk side by side with them. Although it is a certain subject that we teach to our students, it would be a shame if we just left it at that. I believe that tutors should walk with their students past just the subject, teaching them life skills as well. My biggest strength as a tutor…
Shrohith Reddy
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Besides the Academic part, a tutor can build confidence and impart positive attitude to the student, so that they can be successful in all walks of life. Ability to engage children and teaching them in an effective…

Local Reviews

My daughter and I were talking about a math's tutor so we thought we would look on the internet for options and before we knew it (within hours) EzyMath Tutoring contacted us and I think by the next day we had a local tutor set up for the following week. All so easy but more importantly our daughter is so happy having math's tutor and very much respects her tutor; win win all round I would say.
Daniela-Louise Marsilli, Woolwich

Inside WoolwichTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Emma focused on trigonometry and surface area, using step-by-step diagrams to connect formulas with real-world shapes.

In Year 10, James practised solving problems involving normal distribution and annuities, interpreting statistical data from recent assessments.

Meanwhile, Year 6 student Olivia worked through fractions and decimal-to-fraction conversion, reinforcing her understanding with visual models during worded questions.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8, a student's written work in algebra was often hard to follow, as noted: "He needs to set his work out properly and concisely," which made it difficult to spot calculation slips and meant redoing questions instead of moving forward.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student preparing for trial exams relied heavily on formula sheets without memorizing key formulas, leading to slow progress during timed practice.

In another case, a Year 10 student avoided attempting homework on linear relationships; missing this practice left her unsure when tackling new types of graphing problems in sessions.

Recent Achievements

One Woolwich tutor noticed a big shift with a Year 10 student who previously hesitated to tackle questions solo—she's now working through equations independently and deciding which formulas to use without prompting.

In a recent high school session, another student who struggled with linear algebra last term is starting to ask clarifying questions instead of skipping tough problems, leading to clear progress on surface area tasks.

Meanwhile, a younger student surprised her tutor by recalling area formulas unprompted after often needing reminders in earlier lessons; she finished all assigned shape questions without needing hints.

What they say about our tutoring

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We are very happy with the tutoring so far. Ben has gained some confidence in the past couple of weeks. Robert is great.. explains things in a way that Ben can easily understand.

Nick has been an outstanding tutor for Brooke. We can't speak highly enough of him and his knowledge and approach.

Miki has been seeing Sachin for over a year.  We all think he is brilliant.  He is incredibly reliable, highly talented and thoroughly courteous.  We could not imagine a better tutor.

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 Greenwich Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Marist Sisters' College Woolwich.