An exam preparation plan.
With attention to difficult topics.
Keep topics, assignments, and mock exams in the student’s program. Review their results before class and decide what to revisit before test day.
- A topic plan that ends on exam day
- Mocks and homework on the same path
- Weak spots visible before the next lesson
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Sound familiar to exam tutors?
Today
Typical prep without a path:
- A topic list in a spreadsheet — unclear what is actually done
- Mocks in files, error review in chat
- Before the lesson — “what did we do last time?”
- A parent asks about progress — you assemble the answer by hand
With Lenitera
What an exam path looks like:
- Steps by topic: lesson → material → homework → mock
- Every step has a status the student can see
- A failed test is a reason to add a review activity
- The student profile is your answer to parents — no searching through old chats
How prep runs
Diagnostic
A baseline test or topic list — you fix the starting point in the path.
Topics and practice
Online lessons, homework, and flashcards — all attached to a step.
Mocks
Use practice exam results to choose topics to review before the exam.
Exam topics as a path to test day
Lay out diagnostics, topics, practice, and mocks in one program template — then assign it to each student.
- Topic plan that ends on exam day
- Mocks attached to steps
- Reuse the same template across students
Weak spots visible before the next lesson
Open the student profile and see which topics and mocks failed — without assembling a spreadsheet.
- Status per step
- Review mistakes and add practice
- Ready context before class
Practice and review in the same flow
Homework and tests live on the path. Review submissions without digging through chat threads.
- Assign from a step
- Submission status on the path
- Review before the next session
What helps with exam prep
Learning plans
Lessons, materials, homework, and checkpoints arranged around each student's goal
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Homework and tests
Written work, problem sets, quizzes, and practice tests in the same learning plan
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Frequently asked questions
- Yes. Every student has their own path — math, language, or both in parallel. Progress never gets mixed up.
- A shared path for the group and individual progress for each student. You can see who needs help on a topic.
- A spreadsheet stores checkmarks. A path stores materials, homework, tests, and the next step — without switching between five services.
Try a program with one student
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