The Tuterly Method
Don’t study more. Study your mistakes.
Most revision goes on practising what a student already knows. The Tuterly Method ensures time is focused on the questions they’re getting wrong. This means less to do and a clear path to what’s next.
From the team behind Bayside Academics and Educourse
Built on 10 years of tutoring over 2,000 students at Bayside Academics in Melbourne, with a 5.0 rating on Google.
Your list
3 to fix
1Snap.
Got one wrong? Snap it.
Snap every question you get wrong: school tests, homework, class work. One photo, a few seconds. That's your study list, and nothing else goes on it.
Test handed back? Snap the ones you lost marks on.
2Fix.
Even just one each day.
See the worked solution and where it went wrong. Then do fresh questions on that same skill until you get one right without help. Then it comes off the list.
You'll master the difficult questions.
3Ace.
Make sure it's understood.
A full test on your topics, with questions you've got wrong mixed in. Anything you aren't sure about goes back onto your list.
Exam coming up? Start a week or two before.
Upload a photo or PDF of a maths question your child got wrong. Tuterly shows the worked solution, then writes a fresh question on the same skill to practise, checked twice before you see it.
~90% of Bayside Academics students using it weekly improved their test marks
Based on the actual school test marks of 100+ Bayside Academics students in Years 7 to 10, before and after using Tuterly at least once a week.
Every mistake is a mark you can win back.
A disappointing test isn’t a verdict. It’s a list of exactly what to work on next, and it’s shorter than it looks.
You don’t need to remember the maths or check every page of homework. Ask one thing.
“Did you snap anything this week?”
If the answer is yes, they’re doing the method. If it’s no, ask which tests or homework came back this week, and start there.
Curious what the app costs? It’s half price until 31 March 2027.
Three steps: snap every maths question you get wrong, fix each one with the worked solution and fresh practice on the same skill, then sit a full practice test with your past mistakes mixed in. Anything you miss goes back on the list. You only ever study your mistakes.
Less than most revision, because it skips what you already know. On a normal week, fixing a question or two a night is enough. In the two or three weeks before an exam, 30 to 45 minutes a night works well, and the free study planner sets out each night for you.
The app is where the method happens: it's where you snap, and it writes new questions on exactly the skill you got wrong. Our free worked examples and practice exams are a good place to start.
The educators behind Bayside Academics and Educourse. Bayside Academics is a Melbourne tutoring centre that has taught over 2,000 students in 10 years, with a 5.0 rating on Google. Educourse is our selective entry and scholarship preparation platform.
No. Every student loses marks somewhere, and strong students often lose them to the same few question types. Fixing those is usually the quickest way to the next grade up.
The method works at any level. The Tuterly app and our free resources cover Years 7 to 10 maths, following the Australian Curriculum.
Snap a question you got wrong, see the worked solution, then fresh questions on that skill until it's fixed. Years 7 to 10 maths.
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