Tutors in Cooks Hill include a Cluey Learning specialist with a 99.7 ATAR and multiple academic awards, seasoned private maths tutors with four-plus years' experience, qualified English teachers with over five years' expertise teaching children, university medalists in engineering and medicine, passionate peer mentors, surf coaches, and current Bachelor of Education students specializing in K–12 learning support.
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Standard Jessica went really well with Zara. We're really impressed with how focused Zara is during the session/s and this is obviously in part to Jessica's approach and interest in the student. Certainly off on the right start.Rob
Year 4 student Ava practised division and multiplication facts using short tests and visual aids, while Year 9 student Lucas focused on algebraic equations and linear relationships by reviewing actual exam questions.
Meanwhile, in Year 11, Ethan worked through financial maths topics including depreciation and shares, tackling more challenging dividend yield calculations with step-by-step examples to deepen understanding.
In Year 11 Mathematics, one student relied heavily on formula substitution without fully grasping underlying concepts—"she is too reliant on putting numbers into a given formula," noted the tutor, especially in financial maths. This habit led to uncertainty when unfamiliar wording or new problem types appeared.
Meanwhile, a Year 8 student's written working was often disorganised and hard to follow, with steps jumbled or missing, which made reviewing errors difficult and slowed progress on worded questions.
Across both years, confidence wavered after setbacks; "I don't know" responses replaced attempts when questions looked challenging, limiting growth in problem-solving and retention.
One Cooks Hill tutoring session saw a Year 10 student, Danika, start bringing her own list of tricky questions from class to discuss—something she never used to do. She's also begun tackling homework before lessons rather than leaving it until the last minute.
In Year 12, Liz recently worked through challenging financial maths exam questions and explained her answers out loud, showing clear reasoning and even teaching her tutor some steps—a big change from earlier sessions when she hesitated to speak up.
Meanwhile, Lara in Year 7 independently completed a new problem with linear equations without any prompts for the first time.
