A user corrects past mistakes in a focused practice mode. The system shows only questions answered incorrectly before. The system tracks if a question is corrected or remains wrong after the new attempt.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A user corrects past mistakes in a focused practice mode.
The system shows only questions answered incorrectly before. The system tracks if a question is corrected or remains wrong after the new attempt.
The system uses the same display for practice questions. The top of the screen shows progress, like 'Correcting 1/12'. The question appears new, without previous answers. The user tries to answer the question again.
A student finishes a test and answers 10 questions incorrectly. The student enters correction mode. The system shows the first incorrect question. The student answers it correctly. The system marks this question as 'corrected'. The student moves to the next incorrect question.
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A user corrects past mistakes in a focused practice mode. The system shows only questions answered incorrectly before. The system tracks if a question is corrected or remains wrong after the new attempt.