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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁
Being able to see a student improve and become more confident in their abilities over time is extremely fulfilling.My Strengths as Tutor 💪
Staying patient so the student does not feel judged. Giving feedback on how to approach problems from a more effective angle.Most important things I can do for a student 🏅
Explaining concepts in multiple ways so the student can understand the techniques of how to solve a problem in logical steps.Subjects Tutored 🎓
- Physics tutoring in Glen Waverley
- Maths tutoring in Glen Waverley
- Engineering Studies tutoring in Glen Waverley
Exam Prep 📝
- Naplan tutoring
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About Esther
Strong Maths Foundations from Engineering Studies
Esther is an engineering student with a solid grounding in mathematics and problem-solving, making her well equipped to support both primary and high school students. She has achieved study scores in the upper ranges for Mathematical Methods and Physics, showing that she not only understands complex concepts but can apply them under exam conditions. This tutor draws on her current university maths and physics work to explain tricky ideas in clear, step-by-step ways that feel practical and relatable for students.
Clear Communicator Who Breaks Concepts Down
With strong communication skills and attention to detail, Esther focuses on making sure students genuinely understand the “why” behind each method, not just memorise steps. She uses her experience writing code in Python to teach logical thinking and structured problem-solving, especially useful for algebra and worded problems. This tutor is patient, encourages questions, and checks understanding regularly so students build confidence as well as accuracy in their work.
Organised, Encouraging and Student-Focused
Esther brings excellent time management and teamwork skills from her engineering projects into her tutoring sessions. She likes to set clear goals with each student, track their progress, and adjust the pace so they feel challenged but not overwhelmed. She often creates simple practice questions and mini “problem sets” tailored to the student’s current topic, helping them prepare for tests and assignments. Parents can expect a reliable, organised tutor who helps students feel more capable and independent in their maths learning.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
Consolidated understanding of area x height with cross-sections of 3D objects.
Consolidated understanding of area x height with cross-sections of 3D objects.
Work on deciding on the order of method to get to the end goal most efficiently.
Determined that completing all set textbook questions and staying up to date is the main goal. Can attempt strategies to remember concepts and methods long term ...
Determined that completing all set textbook questions and staying up to date is the main goal. Can attempt strategies to remember concepts and methods long term such as revisiting highlighted challenging questions a week after the first attempt. Focus on understanding rather than memorising solutions. Set up a study space in the library or dining table to reduce distractions.
Will see how implementing these strategies goes.
Recalling key methods and using formulas written down in notes book.
Recalling key methods and using formulas written down in notes book.
A little more practise can lead to memorisation of the basic formulas and definitions which can simplify the notes and make it easier to find things in exam conditions. Setting out notes is just as important as formatting working out.
Improved on drawing diagrams and identifying which right angled triangles are needed and which trigonometry equations are able to be applied.
Improved on drawing diagrams and identifying which right angled triangles are needed and which trigonometry equations are able to be applied.
Using more variables and writing out clearly what is being used, given, and needs to be found in each question.