Topic Mastery Check

Does this topic hold, or does it only look familiar?

A topic can look finished in a notebook and still fail in a question. A topic mastery check stays on one topic and asks whether the work holds.

Use it after a drill, not instead of one. If the topic holds, leave it and pick the next weak topic. If it does not, stay.

This is how a student stops revising in circles. The syllabus is large. Mastery is decided one topic at a time.

What to do next

If it holds, return to the weakness list and take the next topic. If it does not, run the drill again before a new topic.

Start the free diagnostic

The free diagnostic needs no account. Topic Mastery Check is an account diagnostic. Plan access is on the pricing page. The readiness label you get is On Track, Improving, or At Risk. It is not a WAEC grade.

The other checks

Start-Level Check: Where do I stand across my subjects?
Weakness Finder: Which topics are quietly holding this subject back?
Subject Deep Check: What is wrong inside this one subject?
Exam Skills Check: Is the mark lost in the topic, or in how the question is answered?
All five diagnostics, and why this is the way a result moves.

Common questions

Should every topic get a mastery check?

No. Check the topics the weakness finder or the subject deep check named. Checking topics the student already has cold wastes the sitting.

Is a high score on one topic a BECE or WASSCE grade?

No. It means that topic is ready to leave for now. The subject label changes as more of the weak topics hold.