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After an exam or quiz, look at progress by competency and subtopic instead of only the total score.
Progress Tracking Guide
How to use Progress Tracking
Progress tracking helps students turn practice into a study plan. The goal is to notice patterns, choose the next best topic, and measure improvement over time.
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Competency Progress
Answered questions - proficiency by topic
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Use The Data
How students should read progress
Find the pattern
Notice whether misses are coming from one topic, one question style, pacing, or careless errors.
Choose the next task
Use lower-scoring subtopics to decide whether to review questions, build a mini quiz, or retake a full exam later.
Track change over time
Progress should be judged across multiple attempts. One rough quiz is useful information, not a final verdict.
Balance practice
Keep strengthening weaker areas while occasionally revisiting stronger topics so skills stay fresh.
What It Looks Like
Follow the screens
Start with the dashboard
The dashboard gives students a home base for their exams, study status, and next steps.
Look at topic progress
Students can connect their practice history to the competencies and subtopics that need attention.
When To Use It
Use progress to choose the next move
Progress Tracking is most useful when it guides action. It should help students decide what to review next, not just report what already happened.
Best for planning
Use topic progress to decide which competency deserves the next study session.
Best for confidence
Use repeated attempts to show growth that may not be obvious after one practice session.