Gene2025-02-08T23:00:59+11:00Posted in Confidence, Motivation & Interest, Parent Advice
Confidence is one of those things that you think everyone else has except you. When you walk into a room, the door squeaks, and everyone looks at you, you’re 99% sure they’re all making fun of your shoes or hoping you don’t sit by them. Even ..
DianaE2025-02-08T19:45:20+11:00Posted in About Education and Learning, Confidence, Parent Advice, Student Advice, Teacher & School Issues
Navigating the Teenage YearsNavigating the teenager years is hard. Navigating the teenager world while dealing with anxiety or other mental health issue can seem impossible 🤔 for both the student and the parents on the other end. Trying to understand the root of their issues, researching and learning ..
DianaE2025-02-08T19:36:17+11:00Posted in All About Exams, Confidence, Parent Advice, Senior & High School Learning, Study Habits
Smart students know that there is a difference between reading over the notes at lunchtime before a test, and actually studying. When it comes to major tests that have a big impact on their grade, successful students have a plan and a strategy for studying. If your child ..
DianaE2025-02-08T19:17:44+11:00Posted in Confidence, Student Advice
During your high school years 📚, you may be constantly worried about how you will fit in with your peers, how you’ll measure up, and what your friends and classmates will think about you. Sometimes, the need to fit in with *the “in crowd”* can overshadow *the real ..
DianaE2025-02-07T04:17:04+11:00Posted in Confidence, Motivation & Interest
3 Things To Tell The Student Who Is About To Give UpParents, teachers and tutors know all too well the helpless feeling that comes when the student they are trying to help is about to check out, throw in the towel, call it quits, and give up. They ..
DianaE2025-02-07T04:09:15+11:00Posted in Confidence, Motivation & Interest, Problem Solving & Independence, Relationships: Parent, Student &Tutor
Teachers and tutors know that every student they come in contact with is different. Some are outspoken, some are troublemakers, some are dedicated, and others are lethargic and unmotivated. A good teacher or tutor will find a way to reach each and every student, and work tirelessly to ..
DianaE2025-02-07T03:59:57+11:00Posted in Confidence, Motivation & Interest, Parent Advice, Study Habits
Dear Ezy Math, I wanted to share an experience we recently went through with our 8 year old daughter, Bella. She was really struggling with math, and nothing seemed to help. We would try to sit down with her and help with homework, but it would end ..
DianaE2025-02-07T01:55:42+11:00Posted in About Education and Learning, Confidence, Student Advice, Study Habits
If math was your absolute favorite pastime, you aced every math test you’ve ever taken, and you jumped for joy at the sight of an algebraic equation, you probably wouldn’t be on this website. So since you are, chances are math has not always been easy for you. ..
DianaE2025-02-06T23:51:41+11:00Posted in About Education and Learning, Confidence, Parent Advice, Student Advice
When a student enters a study session, they have one of two mindsets. They either have a fixed mindset, which makes the brain believe that they know all they are capable of knowing about a certain topic and that there cannot be any improvements or changes. Or, they ..
Gene2025-01-31T06:43:27+11:00Posted in All Categories, Confidence, Problem Solving & Independence
Mastering Problem Solving in Mathematics Problem-solving questions are often the most challenging type of question for students in a math exam. These questions can involve multiple mathematical concepts and require a structured approach. There are several strategies that can help students learn the art of problem-solving in ..
