What This Service Delivers
What a student needs most before an exam is not extra explanation, but to know — by themselves and early — what they have mastered and what they have not. ViewClass's Student Self-Assessment gives them that knowledge whenever they want: a test they build for themselves from the subject question bank, graded on the spot, showing where they went wrong and why.
What you get:
- A test the student builds: they open the subject question bank, choose the lesson or lessons, and set the number and types of questions.
- Instant grading and an immediate score showing their real level in the lesson before anyone asks.
- Review of correct answers after grading, so they understand the mistake rather than merely noting it.
- Unlimited repetition with different questions each time, because the bank is classified by lesson and rich in types and levels.
- Separate from official grades — a safe space for trial and error that never counts against the student.
- Each subject has its own self-assessment on the national track: the student logs in and selects the subject to find its question banks and self-assessment.
How It Works in ViewClass
- The student logs in and selects the subject — each subject has its own question banks and self-assessment — then opens the self-assessment service and chooses the lesson or lessons.
- Defines the test: number of questions, their types, and the lessons covered — and the system generates a test from the question bank.
- Answers and reviews: the test is graded on submission, the score and correct answers appear, and the student retries with new questions if they wish.
What Your School Gains
- Students who learn from mistakes early. A mistake discovered before the real exam is corrected; one discovered after is recorded.
- Real revision, not nominal revision. Instead of "I read the lesson," the student has digital evidence: which lessons are mastered and which need another pass.
- Less pressure on teachers. A large share of "did I understand?" questions are answered independently, so teachers focus on those who truly need them.
- Reassurance for parents. They see in their child's account that they are practicing and revising, not waiting for exam night.
- Double return on the question bank. Questions teachers build for exams also serve students in their revision.
This service relies on the Question Bank and integrates with Online Assignments and Exams and Motivation Points — explore the Academic pillar or request a technical and commercial proposal.