Free study planner · Years 7 to 10
Pick the year, the topics on the test and the exam date. We’ll email a plan that says exactly what to do each night, with free practice questions, a full practice exam and a final review.
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A plan looks like this
Pythagoras’ theorem and trigonometry
Worked examples and practice questions, then the mind map. Snap anything you got wrong.
Pythagoras’ theorem and trigonometry
A short practice test, timed, without notes. Mark it and redo what you lost marks on.
Full practice exam
Every topic on the test, in exam conditions. Snap every question you lost marks on.
Final review
Redo the questions you snapped, read the formula sheet once, then an early night.
Step 1
The year level, the topics on the test (as named in the textbook), the exam date, and which nights work.
Step 2
A private link to a night-by-night plan. Bigger topics get more nights, then there's a full practice exam and a final review night.
Step 3
Every night says exactly what to do, with free worked examples, practice questions and practice tests. A parent with the same link sees the progress.
Want to start tonight? Use the free practice exam generator or the free worksheet generator.
The Tuterly Method
Snap. Fix. Ace.
Every night of the plan follows it. Don't study more. Study your mistakes.
Snap.
Snap every question you get wrong, from tests, homework and class work.
Fix.
See the worked solution, then fresh questions on that skill. Even just one each day.
Ace.
A full practice test, with questions you've got wrong mixed in.
Yes. Fill it in and we’ll email you a private link to the plan. Everything the plan links to, the worked examples, practice questions, practice tests and formula sheets, is free too.
Two to three weeks is ideal for an end-of-year exam, with 30 to 45 minutes a night. For a topic test, one week is usually enough. The planner fits the plan to however many nights there are before the exam.
The chapters for Years 7, 8, 9, 10 and 10A, named the way most Victorian textbooks name them. Tick the ones on the test outline, or tick them all for an end-of-year exam.
Yes. Anyone with the link sees the same plan and the same ticks. There’s a parent view with a short check-in for each week, so you can help without needing to remember the maths.
Each night ends with snapping the questions you got wrong. Tuterly shows the worked solution, then gives fresh questions on the same skill until it clicks, and the final night is redoing those questions. The plan works without the app, but the app is what makes the mistakes stick.
Make a new plan. It only takes a minute, and the new link is emailed to you.
Snap any question they get wrong, see the worked solution, then fresh questions on the same skill until it's mastered. Years 7 to 10 maths.
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