Know what your child should revise next.

Studying is not the same as writing the answer.

Finished notes show effort. A focused chapter check shows what your child can explain or solve without help—and where another pass will help.

Match the check to what school is teaching.

Choose the child, subject, publisher, book, and chapter. PrepPilot keeps the practice connected to the lesson in front of them.

• Chapter matched
• Parent assigned

See every question before you assign it.

Review the exact mix of objective and written questions first. Assign the check only when it fits what your child is ready to practise.

• Parent preview
• Objective + written

Let their answers show the gaps.

Your child completes the check independently. PrepPilot keeps each submitted answer attached to the feedback it receives.

• Child-paced
• Answer evidence

See what needs another pass—and why.

Review marks, feedback, and the submitted answer together. Then take the next practical step, with uncertainty called out when evidence is limited.

• Clear priority
• Practical next step

From “Did you study?” to “Let’s fix this answer.”

Return to the evidence, revise the weak point, and try a fresh check. Progress becomes something you can see—not something either of you has to guess.