Parents
You pay. They study. You see a readiness card, not a transcript, unless you opt in.
Any subject · parent or student
Know they’re ready before the test.
Upload the notes, the review sheet, or a phone photo of the packet. ExamLounge teaches it in the days that are left, drills the misses, and hands you a one-page cheat sheet plus a Ready or Not yet.
Parent signup is 18+. A child is added by nickname only.
College
Upload the slides. Get a plan for the days you actually have, plus a $4.99 single-exam pass.
Certification
A pass line you can see. Weak topics get drilled until they lock, or the verdict stays Not yet.
The session, in order
- 1
Setup
Upload the packet, set the test date, and hear the ready line before the first question.
- 2
Teach
The material is a story, in parts, with a quick check after each part.
- 3
Diagnostic
A cold quiz. Every miss is tagged to a topic.
- 4
Teacher questions
Run the practice the teacher already wrote, then retry the misses.
- 5
Sources
Cartoons and quotes get “to show that…”, then a model answer.
- 6
Practice test
Same format and difficulty, scored against the threshold.
- 7
Clusters
Misses fold into two to four fixes: a mnemonic, a contrast, a person, or a strategy.
- 8
Fix-It
Eight questions on those clusters. Seven or more means ready. Otherwise, loop.
- 9
Recap
Start versus now, phase by phase.
- 10
Test-day rules
Three rules taken from this student's own slips.
- 11
Cheat sheet
One page. Red is still tricky. Green is fixed. It regenerates as gaps close.
It waits for part 2
Phone photos arrive in batches. ExamLounge counts pages, drops duplicates, and asks for a retake of the dark one before teaching starts.
Notes-only, when you say so
If the test is from her notebook, outside facts stay labeled and out of the quiz. Her teacher's definition wins when the textbook disagrees.
The answer key leads
The review sheet sets the problem types and the method. Notes add examples. They don't take over.