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Every single year, around the same time, our team at The Coaching College receives panicked, phone calls from stressed parents. The story is always identical...
Every single year, around the same time, our team at The Coaching College receives panicked, phone calls from stressed parents. The story is always identical...
Preparing for the Opportunity Class (OC) or Selective School placement tests can feel like a high-stakes pressure cooker. For many families, the focus naturally drifts toward the end result—the school offer, the cutoff scores, the ultimate achievement....
Congratulations are in order for our founder and Head of Maths Robert Naumoski, who was recognised recently by the Teachers' Guild of NSW on World Teachers’ Day....
We never want students to fear the HSC exams, or be intimidated by them. You’re putting in a lot of preparation and effort into these exams, and they’re the culmination of years of study. ...
We hear you! Your trials are done and dusted, and you’re counting down to the HSC exams. So how do you work out which exam to study for first? ...
Overcoming procrastination is an ongoing process. By incorporating these strategies into your daily routine, you can learn to take control of your study habits, reduce procrastination and enhance your overall productivity. ...
It’s a really competitive world out there when it comes to successfully sitting the entrance exams for Selective Schools and Opportunity classes. While it’s no secret that preparation is key, consistency is important, but a love of learning is the necessary link to achieve those...
Robert answers some homework problems from students on differentiating exponential equations, part of the 2 Unit Maths course in Year 12...
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit. Will Durant, The Story of Philosophy (1926) Our day to day lives are shaped by habits: either positive or negative. The results that we see today, are the outcome of...
Whoever thought that adding could be so complicated? In this video, Robert explains the sum of an arithmetic progression as part of the 2 Unit Mathematics curriculum in Year 12. If you’d like any more information feel free to contact us here, or email us....