Glossary

• Strength

  Mastery 90 and above

  You've mastered this topic. It counts as mastered on your progress bar.

  Do: Keep it fresh with an occasional test.

• Opportunity

  Mastery 60 to 89

  Nearly there. A little practice turns it into a strength.

  Do: Practise these next for quick gains.

• Weakness

  Mastery 40 to 59

  You know parts of it, but there are gaps.

  Do: Redo the Tutor lesson, then practise.

• Threat

  Mastery below 40

  Likely to cost you marks right now.

  Do: Revise these first before a test.

A topic gets a band once you've answered enough questions on it. Until then it shows as not assessed yet.

Classy

Your AI study buddy inside Classmate AI. It teaches by asking questions and giving hints.

Classmate Co-pilot

The parent's view of their child's studies.

Hint mode

Solver breaks a problem into steps and checks each one before giving the next hint.

Level ladder

The four levels a lesson climbs: Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyse.

Lifelines

In tests: 50:50 removes two wrong options, Flip swaps the question, Hint gives a clue. Each works once per test.

Mastery score

A 0–100 score for how well you know a topic, updated after every lesson and test.

Mission

A short study session on Home, picked from your syllabus and weak spots.

Shortest Path

Your day-by-day plan to the exam, priority topics first.

Streak

The number of days in a row you've studied. One session a day keeps it going; one missed day a week is forgiven.

SWOT

Strength, Opportunity, Weakness, Threat: the four bands your topics are sorted into.

Weekly mini assignment

A 10-question test on your weakest topic in each subject, every week (Premium).