Continue with GooglePractice, review, and topic mastery
Connect each attempt to a record of accuracy, time, and skills requiring further practice.
Brain Map model
IllustrativeStability: distinguish established concepts from gaps.
Practice informed by evidence
Preparation should address concept gaps, question selection, and time allocation. Review should identify the next topic or set to practise.
- AttemptComplete a topic session, timed set, or mock.
- ReviewAssess accuracy, time, errors, and optional confidence.
- MapUpdate the record of topic mastery.
- PractiseAddress gaps and assess improvement in the next session.
Time allocation
Two minutes have elapsed without a clear solution. Select an option to review the considerations.
Skip and return. Attempt another question. Return if sufficient time remains.
Illustrative scenario; the appropriate decision depends on the question and marking scheme.
Progression and review
Use targeted practice to build skills, then assess them under time limits. Return to topic practice where review identifies gaps.
Measurement and user control
Identify specific errors and areas for further practice.
Confidence tracking remains optional.
Report practice time, submitted answers, and topic mastery alongside streaks.
Increase time pressure and difficulty as skills develop.
Planned: Personalized recommendations based on sufficient attempt history. The proposed minimum is three personalized mocks before making strong recommendations.
Product scope
Is BestMe a substitute for coaching?
BestMe supports practice and review alongside a course, coaching, or independent study.
What does the Brain Map show?
Mapped topics, estimated skill levels, accuracy, and areas requiring further practice.
When will practice recommendations become personal?
Personalized recommendations are planned. The proposed minimum is three personalized mocks before making strong recommendations.
Is confidence tracking required?
No. Confidence tracking is optional.
What should count toward a streak?
The product principle is to count a question when an answer is submitted. Streaks are considered alongside practice time and completed questions.