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See what needs another look.

Bring your exam date into your course. See what you’ve checked, what needs another try, and what to practise next.

A plan with a reason behind it.

The sample course separates checked ideas from those that need revisiting. The next practice follows that evidence.

Exam preparationSample course

Know what to come back to.

EXAM PREPARATION

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Mechanics

Your exam date

Describing motion

Checked

Forces & acceleration

Revisit

Work & energy

Not checked yet
Explore adaptive practice

Keep the date and the learning together.

  1. Give your course a date.

    Your exam date sits alongside the material and concepts you are working through. It helps shape the timing of practice and later recall.

  2. See what you have actually checked.

    Independent answers, assisted work, and ideas not checked yet stay distinct. Progress reflects meaningful checks rather than time spent on a screen.

  3. Practise the next useful thing.

    Return to an idea that needs work, try a fresh question, or review something due for recall. Your course gives you a place to continue.

Learn on your own terms.