Use the Lesson Quiz as Homework Not Extra Worksheets

The assignment is already written: it is the lesson quiz

Parents often add worksheets after tutoring because they want “proof of homework.” Extra sheets that do not match the hour are busywork. The proof you want is already in AI Lesson Analysis: the quiz generated from that live lesson.

Treat it as the homework. Closed book. Same night. Then open notes only for the questions you got wrong.

“I used to rewrite notes and still fail similar questions. The quiz showed me what I only thought I knew.” — Hana, IGCSE Combined Science

“We cancelled the extra worksheet pack. The lesson quiz is the homework now.” — Parent

Why a matched quiz beats a random worksheet

Random questions can be too easy, too hard, or from last term’s chapter. The analysis quiz is built from what the tutor actually taught — examples, stuck points, definitions from that hour.

That is active recall with a mark scheme that matches the session. It is the best first revision pass.

How to sit the quiz like homework

1. No notes, no transcript, no pausing to “just check”
2. Complete it in one sitting (usually under 15 minutes)
3. Write down the two weakest questions in your own words
4. Open study notes or the mind map only for those
5. Drill matching flashcards for five minutes

If you score well with notes open, you have not done the homework. You have reread with extra clicks.

Hana’s story: Combined Science that looked fine in class

Hana could explain diffusion in the lesson. The analysis quiz mixed it with active transport. Wrong answers sent her back to the notes for those two ideas only. The next week the same mix-up did not appear on her school quiz.

She did not need more tutoring hours. She needed a closed-book test of that hour.

Pair with the rest of the pack

The quiz is the assignment. Study objectives tell you what “done” means. Key challenges tell the tutor what to start with next time. Full routine: homework after every live lesson.

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Frequently asked questions

Should we print the quiz?

Only if it helps the student take it seriously. The habit matters more than paper.

What if they finish too quickly?

If they cannot explain a wrong answer, they guessed. Redo misses with notes, then close notes and retry those items.

How do we start?

Open the demo, then book a free trial.