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See your progress: your average, your trend, and where you lose marks

Where you stand and what to do next: each result against your own average, never your class, and where you lose marks.

Every screen in the films is the real product, shown on a demo school made for them.

Most report cards tell you where you stand against the class. Progress in Apar AI LMS compares you only with yourself: each result against your own average, how your marks move over time, and the chapters and kinds of question where you lose marks. It also tells you what to do next. A parent sitting with you can read the same page.

The film reads Progress from top to bottom, then opens Science and its Where I lose marks.

Step by step

  1. Open Progress

    Press Progress on the left. The top of the page shows overdue work, work due soon, and your average.

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  2. Start with what to do next

    What to do next lists overdue work first, then what is coming up, so you always know which to start.

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  3. Compare with yourself

    Recently marked sets each result against your own average, not your class's. A result well below it stands out.

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  4. Watch your trend

    My trend shows how your marks have moved over time, so you can see if things are getting better.

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  5. Open a subject

    Press Subjects, then a subject, to see its average and how much of it you have finished.

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  6. Find where you lose marks

    Press Where I lose marks. It shows what you are strong at and what to work on.

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  7. Read the breakdown

    Further down, a breakdown shows where your marks went: by chapter, and by how hard each question was.

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Good to know

No ranks, no class marks

The page compares you with your own average. It shows no ranks and no classmates' marks.

Use it before a test

Where I lose marks names the chapter to work on. Go back to that chapter's notes and practice first.

What was on screen

A demo school and its demo student. One quiz the demo student did badly on is part of the demo data, so the page has something to work on.

Questions

Does Progress compare me with my classmates?
No. Each result is compared with your own average, never with your class.
How do I find my weak chapters?
Open Progress, Subjects, a subject, then Where I lose marks. The breakdown shows marks lost by chapter and by how hard the questions were.
What the film saysThe narration, scene by scene.

Progress. This is the student dashboard. On the left, press Progress: how you are doing, and what to do next.

At a glance. At the top: what is overdue, what is due soon, and your average.

What to do next. Below, What to do next puts overdue work first, then what is coming up.

Your own average. Recently marked compares each result with your own average, not with your class.

Your trend. My trend shows how your marks move over time.

A subject. Press Subjects, then a subject: its average, and how much is finished.

Where you lose marks. Press Where I lose marks: what you are strong at, and what to work on.

The breakdown. Below, the breakdown shows where marks were lost: by chapter, and by how hard the questions were.

Coming up. Next: Results: every test and assignment, marked.

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