Understand
Build the idea behind the answer.
Read IB-specific explanations, worked examples and diagrams at your SL or HL level. Highlight what matters and return to it.
Understand the idea. Put it into practice. Follow a plan that helps you stay accountable, with teachers able to support your next step.
Choose your DP subject, SL or HL and guide edition. Keep the explanation, exam guidance and practice connected in one study space.
Build the idea behind the answer.
Read IB-specific explanations, worked examples and diagrams at your SL or HL level. Highlight what matters and return to it.
Know what needs another look.
Use the learning checklist to identify gaps. Compare your confidence with separately labelled practice results.
Put understanding to work.
Try the available unofficial IB-style practice, check the answers and choose what to revisit.
Read clearly labelled sections, enlarge diagrams and follow worked examples. Four-colour highlights and your personal notebook help you return to useful passages.
Try highlighting in a free note →Rate learning targets Red, Amber or Green. Leave them Unrated until you have checked. Practice scores never overwrite your confidence ratings.
Follow “Revise this” back to the explanation whenever you need another look.
Choose a short revision period or plan towards your May or November IB exam session. Weaker checklist areas help set priorities when you create your plan.
Your timetable links to note sections, practice and spaced recaps. Review the workload before saving.
Open your tasks, tick them off when finished and catch up on missed work. Subscribe to your private calendar for study alerts.
Opt in to weekly email summaries. Compare completed work with confidence and practice, then create a new plan when priorities change.
The session’s first day is a planning estimate. Confirm paper dates with your school. Later ratings do not rearrange a saved timetable.
Open notes, available practice, your confidence checklist and a study booklet from the same unit.
Generate supported worksheets, organisers, flashcards and original unofficial IB-style practice. Review the token cost and course details first.
Your study booklet gathers the unit’s authored notes, available practice and checklist in one reading and printing view.
Invite students to a class for an exact subject, level and guide edition. Students choose whether to share matching-course progress.
Review weekly study progress, confidence coverage and separately labelled MCQ and self-marked results. Use red targets to start a conversation about what needs another explanation.
Read the teacher walkthrough →Older class connections share timetable progress until students explicitly agree to learning-progress sharing. Private highlights, answers and other subjects stay private. Students can disconnect at any time.
Explore without an account. Sign up when you’re ready to continue the free unit and save your progress.