Use Today to find your next activity
Your course activity area brings together scheduled lessons and due reviews when they are available. Open an activity to see its instructions and what is needed to complete it.
You can also browse problems independently. Free practice and a scheduled review are different activities, even when they cover a similar topic.
Practise with a purpose
Choose a topic you have studied, attempt a question, and read its feedback. If you needed help or looked at a solution, use that as a reason to try a similar problem independently later.
A question’s result describes that attempt. It should help you identify the next thing to practise, rather than act as a judgement of your ability.
Complete the review you opened
A lesson review can bring together a recap and a short set of questions. Follow the activity through its completion step so the workspace can record the review.
You do not have to answer every question correctly to learn from a review. A marked incorrect answer and an unanswered or pending question are different states. Follow the activity’s prompts to finish.
Answering a question in ordinary practice does not necessarily complete a separate scheduled review.
Read progress in context
Lesson completion, marked attempts and self-checks describe different parts of your study. Reading a lesson is not the same as demonstrating that you can solve its problems independently.
Progress information helps guide revision. It is not a guarantee of an exam result. Return to topics where you still need support, and use a fresh attempt to check your understanding.