The journey to raising attainment and reducing workload
This is our recommended approach to using Smart Revise which has evolved from decades of our own classroom practice and academic research about the best long-term revision techniques.
1. Use Quiz at the start of every lesson for personalised retrieval practice
2. Use Analytics at the end of lessons to recap knowledge and address misconceptions
3. Use Goals to automatically set personalised homework
4. Use Tasks to set end of topic tests
5. Use Terms to conduct monthly or termly self-assessment reviews
6. Use Tasks for students to practice exam technique
7. Use Analytics to identify topics and students for intervention
8. Use Analytics to prepare for parent evenings
9. Use Tasks for peer assessment to give students an examiner's eye
10. Use Terms for simple baseline self-assessements
11. Use Tasks to simulate complete mock exams online
12. Use Terms to inform catch up planning
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October 8, 2025
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Why does Smart Revise keep using the same questions?
Smart Revise values quality over quantity, mastery over coverage and memory over cramming.