Build exam-prep courses around diagnostics, practice, and feedback

Create an exam system that starts with evidence, maps skills, mixes practice, reviews mock tests, and stays maintainable when an exam changes. Map current domains, question types, timing, scoring, allowed tools, accommodations, and source-update dates before creating content.

Create an exam system that starts with evidence, maps skills, mixes practice, reviews mock tests, and stays maintainable when an exam changes. Use a baseline and error log to distinguish knowledge gaps, process errors, timing, confidence, and careless mistakes.

The connected steps are Baseline → Skill map → Targeted practice → Mixed practice → Mock test → Feedback + progress. Saved results remain editable in SubSchool. Tutoring homework generated from chat context is posted automatically when ready and can be edited afterward.

Map current domains, question types, timing, scoring, allowed tools, accommodations, and source-update dates before creating content. Only use source material you are authorised to process, and remove unnecessary personal or sensitive information.

Use a baseline and error log to distinguish knowledge gaps, process errors, timing, confidence, and careless mistakes. When the current product workflow creates a saved course, lesson, exercise set, score, or feedback item, the teacher can inspect the supported fields instead of relying on a public-tool output as an automatic import.

Ground instruction in official guidance while respecting copyright and marking any uncertain or changing rule for review. AI can prepare or assess a supported first pass. The educator can inspect and change supported course, lesson, exercise, score, and feedback states; tutoring homework generated from authorised chat context is posted automatically and remains editable afterward.

Use criterion-level evidence and recurring errors to choose targeted practice, then return to mixed conditions. Course work can stay in the distinct draft state while it is reviewed. Private, public, and paid are separate course types rather than properties of the same draft.