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Use a topic page and its study hub

Everything for one syllabus topic sits on its page — here is what each part does and the order to use it in.

5 steps about 4 min Students

Steps

  1. Step 1: Read the header

    Where: Topic page → top

    Badges give the paper and syllabus § codes. The Statometer strip says how likely the topic is in the next paper and how many marks it is usually worth.

  2. Step 2: Use the study hub

    Where: “Everything for this topic — study hub”

    Nine tiles with live counts: Smart Notes, Video lectures, Past-paper questions, Quiz, Flashcards, Assignments, Infographics, Code examples, F.A.Q.s. A tile opens the tool already filtered to this topic.

  3. Step 3: Jump within the page

    Where: “On this page” (sidebar; chips on a phone)

    Go straight to What you need to know (the syllabus bullets), Key terms, Code help and the rest. Expand all / Collapse all opens or folds every section.

  4. Step 4: Test yourself

    Where: “Ready to check you know it?”

    Quiz, flashcards, real past-paper questions, the topic's lab and its game — one row of buttons.

  5. Step 5: Track it

    Where: Sidebar → “Your progress”

    Mark as completed (+50 XP) and Bookmark for revision. The bar shows how far through the paper you are. Previous / Next at the bottom move through the syllabus.

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