Practice and quizzes
Practice is where you try an idea. Quizzes are where you check what stayed with you. Both help Lumi choose a useful next step.
Practice types
The practice card changes to fit the subject. You may write an answer, solve a math problem, edit code, or use a hands-on activity. The important part is trying the task yourself.
| Practice | What you do |
|---|---|
| Written answer | Explain an idea or write a short answer in your own words. |
| Math answer | Work out a number or expression, then enter your answer. |
| Coding task | Write or finish a small piece of code. |
| Debugging | Find what is broken in code and explain or fix it. |
| Quick interactions | Fill in a blank, predict output, spot a bug, order steps, or match pairs. |
When you get stuck
First, read the question again and try one small step. You can ask Lumi to explain the idea. On some practice cards, Show me how reveals a worked solution. Read it, then say or write the key step back to yourself before continuing.
Module quizzes
A module is a group of related lessons. When you finish its lessons, TeachNow shows a recap. You can review any lesson from that recap before starting the module quiz. The quiz uses multiple-choice questions about the ideas you just studied.
You need 70% to pass. If you do not pass yet, TeachNow shows the areas that need another look. You can revise them and retake the quiz. This is part of learning, not a reason to give up.
The course quiz
After you complete the modules, you take a final course quiz. It is also multiple choice and needs 70% to pass. Passing it completes the course. Then you can return to the dashboard, choose what to learn next, and find your certificate.
For teachers
Ask the learner what they think before you explain an answer. When a quiz result shows a weak area, use it to choose one small topic to revisit. Do not turn a retake into a punishment. The goal is to find the missing step and try again.
Read Progress, review, and certificatesto see how the learner can use quiz results after returning to the dashboard.