Teachers' full guide

The Teacher Workspace

The navigation has three groups:

• Class — Overview (class activity and how pupils answered each question), Topics and Saved.
• Students — Progress, and Roster where your class allows it.
• School — Worksheets and Feedback, shown when they're enabled for your school.

If you teach more than one class, use the class switcher to move between them.

The Student Dashboard

Students see their daily goal, recent activity, practice choices, worksheets you have given out, and links to Progress and History. Their main button continues or starts Daily Practice.

Progress and Triage

Active pupils are grouped by how they've done over their last 30 days of practice, so you can see at a glance who may need help and who is doing well. Pupils without recent practice appear separately, rather than with a zero score.

Individual Student Profiles

Select a student to see their 30-day accuracy, all-time totals, weak areas, and attempt history. Topic, skill, session, and worksheet links can open this same profile with a useful filter.

Roster and Class Level

This screenshot shows an earlier Roster with a class-level control. Class and pupil levels are now managed by the MCQ.SG team.

In Roster, rename a pupil when the displayed name needs correcting, and help eligible pupils log in. Contact MCQ.SG to change the class's level or to add or remove pupils.

Reusable Student Groups

Create clearly labelled subsets such as “Demo support group.” Student groups can be edited or removed and then reused when choosing worksheet recipients.

Login Codes

Where available for school and non-profit classes, the key button creates a single-use code for an eligible student. The code expires after five minutes and is entered from the MCQ.SG login page.

Questions

Questions shows how the class answered each item. Each question has one primary teaching classification, and the clearest class-wide patterns appear first. Open a card to see the exact outcome and the answer distribution by student.

Bookmarks and Saved

Bookmark questions you want to revisit; they collect in Saved. Saved follows the same period as the other Class views. Every bookmarked question stays in the list, but its class results reflect the chosen period. If no one answered it in that period, the card says so instead of showing a score.

Present to the Class

Choose Present, select one or more questions, and open the full-screen classroom view. Move with the arrow keys and reveal the answer after discussion. Presenter mode does not collect live answers from student devices.

Topics and Skills

Topics lists topic and skill gaps in the active scope, weakest first. Select one to inspect the underlying attempts and identify who needs review.

Activity cards

The cards at the top of Overview show questions answered, who practised, the practice trend, independent practice, and how students practised. Session and worksheet filters update the cards in place.

The Library

The screenshot shows earlier tab names. The views are now This class, Created by you and Across the school.

This class shows worksheets pupils can currently access, including assignments made by another teacher or for the whole level. Use Created by you for authoring and Across the school to find published worksheets from colleagues. In the class list, student completion and question responses appear together under Class progress, while Timing shows when the worksheet was assigned and the latest student attempt.

Build a Worksheet

Choose the level, length, MCQ/OEQ mix, topics, skills, and difficulty. OEQ is available at every supported level from Primary 3 to Primary 6. Find questions, review the suggested set, replace or remove items, name it, and save.

Assign a Worksheet

Assign the worksheet to any combination of:

• Everyone in a class.
• A reusable Student group.
• One or more individual students.
• An eligible whole level.

Each teacher chooses the recipients of their own assignment. To change yours, open Manage assignment; clearing the final recipient removes it. Another teacher’s overlapping assignment continues to provide access, and started work and results are retained. The worksheet’s maintainer can also end a colleague’s assignment, or all active assignments, but can’t change the pupils a colleague chose.

Review and Reuse

The detail page keeps this class’s access and progress prominent. Use the worksheet menu for Preview, History, editing and archive. Only the maintainer can archive; if the worksheet still has active assignments, the option is End assignments and archive, which ends them first. Started work stays available, and restoring later brings the worksheet back unassigned. History names who made each change and labels affected classes, levels, Student groups, or students. Student attempts stay in Progress and Results.

Student Matrix

The Student matrix compares each student across the class’s worksheets. Search remains available, while list-only progress filters stay out of the matrix. Use the separate student and worksheet sort controls, the arrows, or horizontal scrolling to move through a larger set. Worksheet headers show the class’s completion rate, and in-progress cells show attempted questions.

Results

See who has not started, is in progress, or has completed the work. As answers arrive, the results view adds scores and question-level evidence for the selected class.

Daily Practice

Daily Practice is the personalised default: a short set chosen from the student's level and recent work, with a daily goal that builds a regular habit.

Open-Ended Entry Points

Students can use Surprise me for a quick OEQ start or How to use? for an explanation of the workflow before practising.

Focused Practice

With Ranger, including Ranger provided by a school, students choose MCQ or OEQ, level, topics, difficulty, and length. MCQ sets offer 5, 10, 15, or 20 questions; OEQ sets offer 3, 6, or 9.

Help Before Answering

Students can answer by tapping or typing, and supported fields include voice input. If they are stuck before answering, Need help? opens the Tutor for guidance that helps them think the question through, where the question and class settings allow it.

MCQ Feedback

After an attempt, students see whether it was correct, a short explanation, and an expandable detailed explanation of why.

Ask After an Attempt

Ask a question opens a question-specific Tutor chat with suggested prompts and text or voice input. OEQ uses the same pattern through Ask the tutor.

Automatic OEQ Marking

Written answers are marked part by part, including partial credit. Students receive coaching, a suggested answer, and reasoning steps rather than only a tick or cross.

The screenshot is a representative example rendered with the same result components used by the app.

Class Policy

Depending on how the class is configured, Settings may provide:

• Simple control — turn student Tutor access on or off.
• School-hours control — available Monday to Friday from 7:30am to 1:30pm Singapore time.

Allow outside school hours keeps access on until the teacher turns the override off. These controls govern availability; they do not provide teacher access to student Tutor transcripts.

The Weekly Report

It summarises questions answered, accuracy, topics, what is working, what needs attention, the current focus, and practical suggestions for home.

The screenshot is a representative example rendered with the same report components used by the app.

History

History groups past practice by date and can narrow the list to answers that need review or questions the student skipped.

Progress

Progress shows how a student is doing overall and by topic and question type, helping them choose what to practise next. It reflects practice on MCQ.SG, not an exam prediction.