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Edgewater's tutors feature a PhD-qualified scientist and former university lecturer, an award-winning high school mathematics specialist, a Kumon instructor with extensive experience in primary English and maths, seasoned peer tutors with national academic honours, and passionate educators skilled in coaching, mentoring, and supporting K–12 students across STEM, languages, and the humanities.

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Chelsea

Economics Tutor Landsdale, WA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make the contents digestible and understand how their students learn. Everyone has different learning styles and a tutor should be aware of how their students learn and use this to teach the content better, to enable the students understand the content and not just remember it. My…
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Cody

Economics Tutor Landsdale, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to: 1 - place a focus on topics the student is struggling with 2 - teach these topics in a way that is different from what they are being taught in class. From a basic principles foundation and adding complexity as the student understands the topic more. I am currently a 3rd-year…
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Thomas

Economics Tutor Sorrento, WA
I believe being calm and understanding of the student and their individual circumstances is a very important aspect when tutoring. Further, having an adequate understanding of what the student is trying to achieve and what areas they would like to focus on would be very important, along with knowing what methods of learning work for them. Finally,…
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Stephanie

Economics Tutor Duncraig, WA
Often if students are seeking tutoring, they are struggling or in a place of doubt about their abilities. Providing a comfortable, safe environment where students can feel reassured about their own abilities is so important. I know before I developed a passion for mathematics especially, I struggled with and detested the subject. As soon as I…
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Hanna

Economics Tutor Warwick, WA
1. Tutor have to understand well what the material is to teach. 2. Tutor have to find a suitable ways to tell to the children 3. Tutor have to understand what student need to learn and make it simple! I like to share... I like to give something useful knowladge for child growth. I like to teach not just theoretical, also practice and good…

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Inside EdgewaterTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Lucas worked on reading comprehension and fact families, then practised division alongside the 5 and 6 times tables using visual strategies.

For Year 9, Emma focused on financial maths including simple and compound interest calculations, as well as trigonometry with real-life application problems.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Sarah revised intermolecular forces in Chemistry and tackled scalar product concepts in Maths, working through example problems from recent class topics.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student avoided showing working in algebra, "reluctant to write out steps," which made it hard to spot small errors and slowed progress when tackling formulas from memory.

In Year 8, a lack of confidence with times tables led one student to hesitate before answering—he seemed anxious about making mistakes, especially during mental calculation drills.

Meanwhile, a senior chemistry student struggled to recall key formulas without notes at hand; over-reliance on written aids meant more time searching than solving.

When students do not practice applying feedback or organizing their work clearly, confusion grows during revision sessions.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Edgewater noticed that one high school student, after struggling with complex long division, is now able to tackle more challenging problems independently and asks for targeted help only when needed—last session he completed several multi-step questions with minimal prompting.

Another older student who previously hesitated to apply interest formulas can now solve both simple and compound interest problems on her own, showing initiative by checking her answers before moving on.

Meanwhile, a younger student has started reading aloud without waiting for cues, jumping into new comprehension passages confidently after weeks of reluctance.

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 Wanneroo Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Edgewater Primary School.