How TestMySkills will decide what each student needs next.

Every test and practice attempt updates each student’s mastery, topic by topic.

Every answer counts as evidence. Mastery is tracked per topic for each student, rather than as one overall score.

Topic mastery rolls up to chapters, so gaps show at the level you teach.

Mastery rolls up through chapters, weighted by topic. A teacher sees “weak in electromagnetism” and can drill down to “Faraday’s law”.

Students are grouped by where they stand, and each group gets interventions for the teacher to approve.

The teacher copilot groups the class (slipping, at risk, average, close to topper, toppers) and proposes interventions for each group. The teacher approves, changes or denies each one. Nothing reaches a student without that decision.

Practice goes to each student’s weakest topics.

Practice sets are built per student. Most questions come from their weakest topics in the chapter being taught.

Measured continuously, not only at exam time.

Mastery updates after every attempt, so progress shows between exams, not just after them.

Mastery fades without practice, so topics due for review come back into practice.

Mastery decays when a topic isn’t practised. Up to half of each practice set brings back topics that are due for review.