The Journey
To raising attainment and reducing workload
Re-imagining revision
Do your students struggle to retain what they’ve learned? You’re not alone—this challenge is universal. That’s why we created Smart Revise, the ultimate solution for continuous, effective revision.
Built on the growing consensus that revision should happen throughout the course, not just at the end, Smart Revise revolutionises how students consolidate knowledge. It’s not about teaching new concepts; it’s about mastering them.
What makes Smart Revise essential?
- Unmatched question bank: original, human-crafted multiple-choice, short-answer, and extended-response questions, precisely aligned to every course specification. No unreliable AI-generated or crowd-sourced content here, only questions written by expert teachers with deep subject knowledge.
- Personalised learning: put Smart Revise in control and it automatically selects, spaces, and interleaves questions to create a tailored, differentiated experience for every student based on their strengths and weaknesses.
- Ultimate Flexibility: want to take the reins? Direct students, set assessments, and monitor progress effortlessly.
- Raise Attainment, Reduce Workload: Smart Revise isn’t just a tool, it’s a teaching partner that saves time while driving results.
How to get the most out of Smart Revise
This is our recommended approach to using Smart Revise which has evolved from our own extensive classroom practice of 25 years and academic research about the best long-term revision techniques.
Smart Revise Sandbox
Smart Revise is a sandbox course companion. That means you can use its features in many ways to achieve the objectives of raising attainment and reducing workload.
Maybe our journey doesn't fit with the initiatives and approaches in your school context. That's no problem, explore the features below and create your own journey.
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Introducing Goals: smarter revision, clearer direction
Why does Smart Revise keep using the same questions?
What does the data on a student flight path mean?
What’s the difference between the topic filters?
Why is Quiz is better than Tasks for recall activities?
