How review works in Textbook
The worksheet brings back what you missed and what you know, on a schedule that follows your answers.
Review follows your own answers
Every worksheet starts with review. The app looks at what you answered yesterday and picks the items that need another pass.
An item you missed comes back soon. An item you know well comes back later. You spend your time on the material that is still weak.
One worksheet a day
A worksheet is your lesson for one day. It has:
- a short review of earlier items
- one new explanation with a worked example
- closed practice
- a listening part
- one open writing task
You study in one sitting. There are no points, no streaks, and no timers.
What happens after a missed day
Nothing bad. Missing a day does not lower a score and does not add a penalty. Your next worksheet adds more review of what is overdue, up to your lesson limit. Then you carry on.
Where this comes from
The review schedule uses spaced repetition. Recalling an item from memory strengthens it more than reading it again. The daily worksheet applies both ideas: it spaces the review and it asks you to recall the answer.