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Mount Riverview's tutors include a Blaxland High mathematics teacher with decades of experience, a Dux and school captain now studying medical science at Sydney Uni, selective school high achievers and peer mentors, a Kumon-trained maths tutor, homeschooling experts, and university students in advanced STEM fields—all bringing proven teaching skills to K–12 learners.

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Boris

Info Processing Tutor Penrith, NSW
Build a thirst for knowledge, make a subject understandable and give students more confidence My strengths are being flexible and finding different ways to teach a lesson that benefits the student the…
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Connor

Info Processing Tutor Springwood, NSW
I can see from one's point of view. Ability to bridge the gap in a human to human way. Empathy. Perspective. The ability to tackle novel problems and come to solutions in a systematic way and the ability to show this thought process to a student. The student ends up with a deep understanding of the topic Very empathetic. Ability to see the…
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Jaish

Info Processing Tutor Kingswood, NSW
Provide personalised support to students needs and helping them to understand difficult concepts. Build their confidence by encouraging them and celebrating their progress. Teaching them problem-solving skills and keeping them motivated with clear, achievable goals. Breakdown the complex topic and problems to understand them easily. Inspire the…
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Vansh

Info Processing Tutor Caddens, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do that i have learnt from my previous experiences is to clarify complex concepts by breaking it down step by step, whilst performing this procedure the vital component is to analyse where the student struggles, furthermore the tutor needs to make sure they are developing exam strategies to tackle these…
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Kristof

Info Processing Tutor South Penrith, NSW
The most important thing, is for the tutor to inspire the student to learn. There is nothing greater than education and as Nelson Mandela once said, "Education is the most powerful weapon with which you can use to change the world" I'd inspire my students to be successful and to create a love for learning, so they will always keep on learning…
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Garv

Info Processing Tutor Cambridge Gardens, NSW
Understand where and why a student fails and faces difficulty and impart teaching in a way which is student centric, rather than what suits the tutor himself. I as a student myself can relate to a student's mindset. My understanding, empathy filled and patient attitude are my strengths as a tutor. Also, having regular candid conversations with…
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Nathan

Info Processing Tutor Kingswood, NSW
Assists with understanding from the bottom up. Core ideas need to be solid before they can be used for further applications. Focussing on conceptual development of the…

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Content Covered

Year 4 student Daniel worked on interpreting and creating stem-and-leaf plots, then practiced identifying the mean, median, and mode using small data sets.

In Year 8, Alexia focused on simplifying algebraic expressions by both multiplying and dividing terms as well as tackling worded problems involving ratios with fractions and decimals.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Mark revised financial maths by calculating taxable income and GST through worksheet practice to prepare for his upcoming assessment.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 Maths, revision outside of lessons was often missed—this led to concepts like tax calculations and measurement bounds being forgotten by the next session.

As one tutor observed, "she still needs to work on calculating taxable income and Medicare levy to become more confident."

In Year 8, skipping regular review meant difficulty recalling methods for algebraic expressions; errors crept in when sign conventions weren't double-checked.

A Year 3 student's messy letter formation made it hard to distinguish between 'j' and 'i', causing hesitation during reading tasks.

These habits left students retracing old ground instead of moving forward with new material.

Recent Achievements

A Mount Riverview tutor noticed a Year 9 student who previously hesitated to ask for clarification now speaks up when stuck, especially during algebra lessons—she recently tackled dividing equations after expressing her confusion and then completed the task on her own.

In Year 10, another student moved from making errors in percentage calculations to accurately converting fractions and decimals into percentages using different strategies without prompting.

Meanwhile, a younger primary learner has shifted from guessing words when reading aloud to pausing and sounding out unfamiliar ones, showing patience where he used to rush through.

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 Blaxland Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Mount Riverview Public School.