Practice using newly learned skills is an essential part of learning. It is here that mistakes are made, analyzed and corrected to ensure students understand where they made errors and how to fix them. When students are introduced to a new objective, they are exposed to new vocabulary and all variations of the topic. Looking at questions from different perspectives helps students improve their skill levels and gain a better grasp of the objective.

It is here, too, that students are taught how to keep a proper study book that can help, guide and focus their efforts when preparing for regular classroom testing.

Practice questions help students achieve mastery of the objective. Students can focus on problematic areas and get remedial help on items that confuse them. The practice questions provide teachers with ample opportunities to offer corrective feedback, keeping learners focused and on track.