The real value of assessments is what you do with the results. Intertwined records every question a student answers — both the ones they got right and the ones they missed — so you can target reteaching precisely.
Reviewing an Individual Student
From the Student Performance tab, drill into a student to see their lesson-level results and the specific questions they missed. This is ideal for conferencing with a student or diagnosing why someone is stuck.
Spotting Class-Wide Trouble Spots
The Classroom Performance tab and the Improvement by Module chart surface where the whole class is struggling. If most students miss the same concept, that's your cue to reteach it rather than chase individual fixes.
Turning Missed Questions Into Instruction
Use the most-missed questions as warm-ups or exit tickets the next day.
Have students retake the quiz after reteaching — variants keep it fresh (see 6.2).
Pair a struggling concept with the relevant simulator activity to reinforce it in context.
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7.3 Identifying Students Who Need Support
7.5 Drilling into Lesson-Level Performance
8.1 Gradebook Overview