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Your weak spots, one lecture moment at a time.

Minis picks the book units you miss most in practice and shows the moment of your tutor's lecture that teaches each one, then three quick checks.

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What a mini looks like

Minis in Klaro on a phone, on a sample Biology course: a moment of the tutor's lecture playing in the feed
  1. A mini: your tutor's own lecture, at the moment it explains one idea.
  2. Tap to pause. The book button opens the page it comes from.
  3. Swipe up for three past-paper checks on it.
  4. One tap answers it, and you know straight away.
  5. Three right, and that idea is cleared for today.
Sample course. Minis on a phone: a moment of the tutor's lecture, then three checks from real past papers.

One idea, then three checks

Each mini is one unit of your course book, from your own tutor's course.

  • A mini on a phone: a clip of the tutor's lecture on parts only plant cells have, with the book button for page 2

    The moment it's explained

    A short clip of your tutor's lecture, at the moment it teaches one unit of your book. The book button opens that page.

  • A check in a mini: a past-paper question from 0610/11 Oct/Nov 2022, answered correctly

    Three checks from real past papers

    Each check is a past-paper question on the same unit, with its paper and year. One tap answers it, and you know straight away.

  • The third check answered correctly, and the unit marked cleared: 3 out of 3

    Cleared for today

    Three right and that unit is cleared. A unit you're still weak on stays on your list.

Sample course. Three moments of one mini, on a phone.

Powered by research. Rereading a passage came out ahead only on a test five minutes later. Two days and a week later, students who had practised recalling it remembered more. That's why every mini ends in checks.

Roediger, H. L., & Karpicke, J. D. (2006). Test-enhanced learning: Taking memory tests improves long-term retention. Psychological Science, 17(3), 249–255. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9280.2006.01693.x

A hand setting down a glass of tea beside an open book and a phone.

Weak spots first

Minis lists the units you missed most in past-paper practice, weakest first. Until you have weak spots, it starts from the beginning of the book.

For parents: if they're on their phone anyway, make it count.

About practice questions

About minis

Up to nine, weakest units first. Three right answers clear a unit for the day; a unit you're still weak on stays on your list.

A mini needs a clip of your tutor's lecture and three past-paper questions linked to the same unit, so how many a course has depends on how much of it is linked.

A few minutes a day on your weak spots.

Your tutor's explanation. Not a guess.

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