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Learning history
Review practice sessions, completed tests, saved resources, and report-ready attempts from one place.
What is recorded
Learning history keeps a timeline of meaningful study activity: selected exam path, course or chapter, submitted attempts, question totals, and available actions. This helps students return to the exact area they practiced instead of searching through the catalog again.
How to use it
Open My Account and choose Learning history. Use the table to find recent activity, then continue practice, open reports, or return to related questions. For long preparation plans, review history weekly to see whether work is balanced across reading, math, language, and science.
Good study routine
A strong routine is simple: finish a focused set, read explanations, save mistakes, add notes for confusing items, then revisit bookmarks before starting a new full mock test. The history page is designed to make that loop visible and repeatable.