Know what to reteach the morning after the test
After every test, Webodhi shows teachers the percentage of students who got each question right, the weakest chapters and topics, and a "Questions to reteach" list of questions below 50% correct with the wrong option most students chose. When more students pick another option than the keyed answer, the question is flagged "Check key", because the answer key itself may be wrong. Each subject exports to PDF for the staff room.
Key takeaways in plain language
The page opens with a few sentences a teacher can act on: how many questions fell below 50% correct, the weakest and strongest chapter, the topics to revise first, and which questions share a common wrong answer.
Questions to reteach
- The lowest-scoring questions below 50% correct, with their topic.
- The wrong option most students chose, and what share of the class chose it.
- Questions where many students picked the same wrong answer, which points to a misconception worth reteaching.
Catch a wrong answer key
If more students chose a different option than the keyed answer, Webodhi marks the question "Check key". A teacher can confirm the key before results go out, instead of finding the mistake after students complain.
Chapters, topics and subjects
- Percentage correct by subject, and questions grouped by percentage correct.
- Percentage correct by chapter.
- The weakest topics in the test.
- A printable PDF for each subject.
Questions and answers
How does Webodhi show which questions to reteach?
After each test it lists the questions below 50% correct, the topic of each, and the wrong option most students chose, so teachers know exactly which idea to go over again.
Can Webodhi detect a wrong answer key?
Yes. When more students choose another option than the keyed answer, the question is flagged "Check key" so a teacher can verify the key before results are released.