How do students take it at home?

A study link or a code. They need no account of their own for a class quiz; for study mode with re-tests, a free account holds their record.

What does a centre pay?

The School plan, by tutor from five, paid yearly, on one invoice. It gives the centre one view of every tutor's quizzes and students.

For tutors.
Every student's progress, in one place.

A quiz from each lesson's material in half a minute, a study link the student uses between lessons, and a record per student of what they hold and what to work on next. For a centre, the School plan puts every tutor on one invoice, with one view of every tutor's quizzes and students.

Start with one student For a centre

What you get.

A quiz per lesson

From the lesson's own material, written in half a minute.

Between lessons

A study link with feedback after each question and a re-test when it is due, so the week between lessons is not lost.

A record per student

Every attempt, what they missed, what improved: the next lesson plans itself.

Kits for the syllabus

Hundreds of ready-made quizzes by subject and level for the gaps a lesson finds.

Certificates

On the Educator plan: a record of each quiz passed, for the student and the parent.

A centre view

On the School plan: every tutor's quizzes, results and students in one place, and one invoice for the centre.

How it goes.

Step 1
Write the quiz from the lesson
Or open a kit for the topic.
Step 2
Send the study link
The student takes it at home with feedback after each question.
Step 3
Open the record next lesson
What they missed is what to teach.

Why it is built this way.

A tutor's advantage is knowing the student. EdProcto keeps that knowledge in a record: every attempt, every miss, every improvement, so the next lesson starts where the last one left the student and the parent sees the progress they are paying for.

Kits for you.

Every kit

Mathematics 66Arithmetic made fresh by rule; algebra, geometry, statistics and calculus from your own book.Sciences 27Biology, chemistry, physics, earth and space: processes, terms, calculations and data.English and literature 24Reading, grammar, vocabulary in context, a text analysed, a poem read closely.Languages 19Vocabulary both ways, grammar gaps, listening once, reading a passage.Exam preparation 25The shape and the sections of the exam; your own book fills the questions.History, geography and religion 25Dates in order, sources judged, maps clicked, arguments weighed.

Shapes you will use.

All 111

Multiple choiceOne right answer among options.Show your workingA multi-step solution, set out step by step for a reader to grade.Cloze passageSeveral gaps in a paragraph. Grammar, vocabulary, fluency.Fill in the blankOne missing word or phrase in a sentence.Matching pairsItems in two columns, joined up.Spiral reviewThis week, last month and older, in proportion. Spaced repetition.

Guides for tutors.

All the guides

Exam prep tutoring: practice papers from the student's own bookA ten-week exam plan for one tutoring student: a weekly practice paper from their own textbook, timed like the exam, whose misses set the next lesson.Homework for tutoring students: a quiz that marks itselfSet tutoring homework as a short self-marking quiz between lessons: what the research finds, how much by age, what to ask, and how to read the result.How to show progress in tutoring: a report parents can readShow a parent what a term of tutoring changed: two matched checks, results by topic, the arithmetic of chance on three questions, and a one-page report.Language tutors: vocabulary, listening and speaking quizzesThree short quizzes between two language lessons: words typed from memory, clips heard once and answers spoken aloud, with the studies and a worked week.Small group tutoring: a quiz that runs the sessionPlan an hour of small group tutoring around a starter quiz and a closing check: the research, a session plan with timings, and a worked example with five students.Diagnostic test for a new tutoring student: the first sessionBuild a twenty-minute diagnostic for a new tutoring student, read it skill by skill, and turn it into a four-week plan and a short note for the parent.The tutor's weekly check: a four-minute quiz to plan the lessonA six-question quiz for the first four minutes of every tutoring session: what to ask, why it works, how to space it, and how to keep a record per student.

Questions.

How do students take it at home?: A study link or a code. They need no account of their own for a class quiz; for study mode with re-tests, a free account holds their record.
What does a centre pay?: The School plan, by tutor from five, paid yearly, on one invoice. It gives the centre one view of every tutor's quizzes and students.