Monday, 31 August

Ulugbek Yermekbayev · World History · 3 active streams

New — not in EasyENTA teacher home screen. The original knows exactly who is behind but never says so — the teacher has to open lessons one at a time. Every number here already exists in the database.

Active students

84

across 3 streams

Group average

90.8%

▲ 1.4 pts this week

Needs grading

27

Oral test 4 · due Wed

Falling behind

12

no homework in 7 days

Needs your attention

4 items

12 students haven't submitted homework for Lesson 24 · The ReformationDeadline was yesterday, 30 Aug · Stream 2

Oral test 4 is ungraded for all 27 studentsHeld Wednesday · scores must be entered before the progress test

5 students dropped below 60% this weekAigerim S., Daniyar K., Zhanel B., Timur Sh., Diana K.

Lessons 26–29 are still draftsScheduled for Monday 7 Sep · homework empty on 2 of them

This week

Mon 31

Lesson 26–29 released

Bourgeois Revolution → Enlightenment

Wed 2

Oral test Test 5 · 20 questions

14:00 · 27 students · graded by hand

Wed 2

Live Q&A session

19:00 · Google Meet · 62 attended last time

Fri 4

Progress test Test 2 · 50 questions

Covers lessons 16–29 · 100 points

Streams

Courses you teach, current and archived

ChangedThe original list shows ID, year, name and subject — four columns that answer “what exists” but never “where do I need to go today”. Every column here is operational.

Stream	Taught in	Students	Progress	Avg	Next up	Needs attention
World History · Stream 2 Class of 2027 · started 13 Jul	Kazakh	27	25 / 29 lessons	90.8%	Oral test 5 · Wed	12 missing HW
World History · Stream 3 Class of 2027 · started 3 Aug	Russian	31	14 / 29 lessons	87.2%	Lessons 15–18 · Mon	3 low scores
World History · Summer Camp 4.0 Class of 2027 · intensive, 2 weeks	Kazakh	26	complete	93.5%	—	All clear

Content language is not interface languageTwo separate things, and conflating them is the classic mistake in Kazakh EdTech. The interface language is a personal setting. The language a course is taught in is a property of the stream — a student sits the exam in one language and must study in that language. A Kazakh-medium student can perfectly well read a Russian interface; they cannot sit a Russian test.

World History · Stream 2

Class of 2027 · 27 students · group average 90.8% · 25 of 29 lessons published · taught in Kazakh

ChangedThree fixes. The create-lesson form is behind a button instead of sitting permanently on top of the list. Lessons group into the weekly rhythm the course actually runs on. And each row has one primary action, so “Delete” no longer sits beside the button teachers press forty times a day.

Week 6 · 24–30 Augcomplete

22

The Renaissance Lesson

Released 24 Aug·40 questions · 50 pts·27/27 submitted

23

Culture of the East Lesson

Released 24 Aug·36 questions · 44 pts·26/27 submitted

24

The Reformation Lesson deadline passed

Closed 30 Aug·40 questions · 50 pts·15/27 submitted

25

The Scientific Revolution Lesson

Released 24 Aug·38 questions · 46 pts·24/27 submitted

—

Oral test 4 Oral test 27 ungraded

Held 26 Aug·20 questions · 60 pts·graded by hand

—

Live Q&A · 26 Aug Live

Ended·Recording attached·23/27 attended

Week 7 · 31 Aug – 6 Sepreleases today

26

The English Bourgeois Revolution Lesson Scheduled

Releases today 10:00·40 questions ready

27

The Industrial Revolution Lesson Draft · no homework

Releases today 10:00·0 questions

28

The Mughal Empire & Colonisation Lesson Draft · no video

Releases today 10:00·32 questions ready

29

The Age of Enlightenment Lesson Scheduled

Releases today 10:00·40 questions ready

—

Progress test 2 Progress test Scheduled

Fri 4 Sep 14:00·50 questions · 100 pts·covers lessons 16–29

Lesson 24 · The Reformation

World History · Stream 2 · Published

ChangedEvery field has a visible label. In the original, four of these render as bare inputs holding a value — a teacher opening the form cold cannot tell the video field from the chat field. Also new: an explicit lifecycle instead of dates being the only gate, and a maximum score computed from the questions rather than typed separately and left to contradict them.

Lesson details

Lesson title

Type Position in course

Controls order and the number students see

Releases to students Homework deadline

Status

A draft is never visible, even if its release date has passed.

Materials

Lesson video — YouTube or Vimeo link

Live meeting link — optional Group chat link — optional

Lecture notes — PDF, shown beside the video

reformation-notes.pdf · 2.4 MB

Scoring

Single-answer × 3131

Multiple-answer × 44

Matching × 5 ×210

Double-weighted × 5+5

Maximum score50

Computed from the questions. There is no separate field to keep in sync.

Homework rules

Attempts allowed Show correct answers

Standard practice: hold solutions until the deadline so answers can't be shared.

Shuffle question order

Questions

40

new

Question

Rich text, images and formulas supported — the toolbar sits above the field, always visible.

Explanation shown after the deadline

Worth 2 points Save to question bank new

Answer options — tick the correct one

A

1517

B

1521

C

1555

D

1648

One question, two languagesA question in the bank holds a Kazakh and a Russian version of the same item, sharing one ID and one set of statistics. The student is served the version matching the stream's language. This is how the national exam itself works, and it is the only way a school can run parallel Kazakh and Russian streams without maintaining two disconnected question banks.

#	Question	Type	Points	Cohort success new
1	In what year did Constantine move the capital from Rome to Byzantium?	Single	1	91%
2	On the shore of which strait did the city of Byzantium stand?	Single	1	88%
31	Match each event to the year in which it happened	Matching	2	34%
36	Which seas does the Bosphorus connect?	Multiple	1	62%

Lesson 24 · The Reformation

Results · deadline passed 30 Aug 23:59 · 40 questions · 50 points

ChangedOne denominator per column, and it is labelled. In the original a row can read “30 / 30 correct” next to a pill saying “Excellent (98%)” — two different measures on one line with nothing to tell them apart. Here Score is this lesson and Course avg is the running figure, in separate columns.

Submitted

15 / 27

12 missing

Average score

41.2

of 50 · 82%

Video watched

24 / 27

3 haven't started

Hardest question

Q31 · Matching

34% correct

3 selected

Student	Submitted	Correct	Score	Video	This lesson	Course avg
Sania Karimova	29.08 21:04	40/40	50/50	watched	100%	98.2%
Anel Kyrgyzbayeva	30.08 18:22	38/40	47/50	watched	94%	95.1%
Raisa Li	30.08 22:47	35/40	43/50	watched	86%	92.0%
Timur Sharipov	30.08 23:51	26/40	31/50	watched	62%	74.5%
Diana Kussainova	30.08 23:58	18/40	22/50	partial	44%	61.3%
Zhanerke Bolat	—	—	0/50	not started	No homework	58.9%
Daniyar Kaliyev	—	—	0/50	not started	No homework	55.4%

Timur Sharipov

#12841 · World History Stream 2 · joined 11 Jul 2026 · curator: Aigerim N.

Kept from the originalThe weak-topic detection. It is the smartest thing in the original product and cheap to compute once scores exist: list the lessons where this student scored furthest below their own average. Everything else on this screen answers one question — do I need to call this kid's mother today?

Performance

Last 30 days

74.5%overall

Homework completed21 / 25

Videos watched25 / 25

Oral tests148 / 180

Progress test 171 / 100

Contact

Phone / WhatsApp+7 777 ••• 53 35

Telegramnot set

CityAlmaty

SchoolGymnasium 23

ParentRinat Sh.

Parent phone+7 705 ••• 07 41

Weak topics

Lesson 24 · The Reformation (62%) · Lesson 19 · Great Geographic Discoveries (58%) · Oral test 4 (not taken)

These sit more than 15 points below Timur's own average. Matching questions are the common failure — 3 of the 4 lowest scores are on lessons with 5+ matching items.

Lesson by lesson

Problems first

#	Lesson	Type	Homework	Video	Assessment	Submitted
24	The Reformation	Lesson	31 / 50	✓	—	30.08 23:51
—	Oral test 4	Oral test	—	—	not taken	—
19	Great Geographic Discoveries	Lesson	27 / 46	✓	—	18.08 22:10
25	The Scientific Revolution	Lesson	39 / 46	✓	—	29.08 19:33
23	Culture of the East	Lesson	41 / 44	✓	—	27.08 20:15
22	The Renaissance	Lesson	48 / 50	✓	—	26.08 18:02

Question bank new

World History · 1,284 questions · shared across every stream you teach

The structural changeIn the original a question belongs to one homework, which belongs to one lesson, which belongs to one course. Reuse happens by copying a whole lesson, so a typo fixed in one stream stays wrong in the other four, and nobody can ever ask “which questions does everyone get wrong?” — the single most valuable thing an exam-prep platform can know. Here questions live in a bank and a lesson references them.

Question	Topic	Type	Languages	Points	Used in	Answered	Success rate
Match each event to the year in which it happened	Byzantium	Matching	KK + RU	2	4 lessons	312	34%
Which Turkic kaganate sent an embassy to Constantinople?	Byzantium	Single	KK + RU	1	5 lessons	388	41%
Which seas does the Bosphorus connect?	Byzantium	Multiple	RU only	1	5 lessons	388	62%
In which year did Martin Luther publish the Ninety-five Theses?	Reformation	Single	KK + RU	1	2 lessons	141	87%
In what year did Constantine move the capital from Rome to Byzantium?	Byzantium	Single	KK + RU	1	5 lessons	388	91%

Why the success-rate column mattersA question everyone gets right teaches nothing and wastes a slot. A question nobody gets right is usually badly worded, not hard. This column is how a teacher improves the material year over year — and it is impossible to build once questions are trapped inside individual lessons.

Good evening, Timur

World History · Stream 2 · 42 days until the exam

🔥 6-day streak

Industry standard, adaptedThe student side was not visible from a teacher account, so this follows the pattern every serious course platform converges on — one “what do I do right now” card, progress made visible, and a countdown that makes the deadline real. The exam countdown is the exam-prep-specific part: it is what this product has instead of a certificate.

Due today

closes 23:59

Lesson 24 · The Reformation

40 questions · 50 points · one attempt

Video watched Homework not started

Continue where you left off

▶

Lesson 25 · The Scientific Revolution

18:42 of 47:10 watched

This week

Live Q&A sessionWednesday 19:00 · Google Meet · bring questions on the Reformation

Oral test 5Wednesday 14:00 · 20 questions · covers lessons 22–25

Progress test 2Friday 14:00 · 50 questions · 100 points · covers lessons 16–29

Your progress

74.5%overall

Lessons25 / 29

Homework done21 / 25

Group rank18 of 27

Needs revision

The Reformation62%

Great Geographic Discoveries58%

Matching questions3 of 4 wrong

Lesson 24 · The Reformation

World History · Stream 2 · released 24 Aug · homework closes today 23:59

▶47:10 · watched to 00:00

Questions about this lesson

7

AK

Is the Peace of Augsburg in the exam syllabus?Anel K. · 2 days ago · answered by Ulugbek

answered

SK

What is the difference between Lutheranism and Calvinism for the test?Sania K. · 3 days ago · 4 replies

answered

Industry standardA per-lesson Q&A thread. The original pushes all of this into WhatsApp, where it is lost the moment the group scrolls. Keeping it against the lesson means next year's cohort inherits the answers.

Course · 29 lessons

✓22 · The Renaissance

✓23 · Culture of the East

▶24 · The Reformation

◐25 · The Scientific Revolution

🔒26 · The English Bourgeois Revolution

🔒27 · The Industrial Revolution

Locked lessons open on Monday 7 Sep at 10:00.

Homework · The Reformation

One attempt · closes today 23:59 · answers can be changed until you submit

Question 31 of 40

30 answered · 10 left

Matching2 pts

All pairs must be correct to score

Match each event to the year in which it happened

Luther publishes the Ninety-five Theses

A

1517

B

1521

C

1555

D

1648

The Peace of Augsburg is signed

E

1517

F

1521

G

1555

H

1648

You have 10 unanswered questions. Unanswered questions score zero.

Why the grid of squaresForty questions is a long way to scroll. The square per question shows what is answered, what is left and where you are, and doubles as navigation — the standard pattern in every serious testing interface, and the thing that makes a 40-question set feel finishable.

Result · The Reformation

Submitted 30 Aug 23:51 · one attempt used

Your score

31 / 50

62% · Fair

Correct answers

26 / 40

4 of 5 matching questions wrong

Group average

41.2

you are 10.2 below

Your course average

74.5%

▼ 2.1 pts after this

Industry standardSolutions unlock only after the deadline — that is what makes a single-attempt homework fair, and what stops answers circulating in the group chat an hour after release. Before the deadline this page shows the score and nothing else.

Review

Q31Matching0 / 2

Match each event to the year in which it happened

Luther publishes the Ninety-five Theses

A

1517

correct answer

B

1521

you chose

The Peace of Augsburg is signed

G

1555

correct — you chose this

Explanation 1521 is the Diet of Worms, where Luther was excommunicated — four years after the Theses were published in 1517. Matching questions score all-or-nothing, so one wrong pair costs both points.

Q36Multiple0 / 1

Which of these were consequences of the Reformation? (choose 2–3)

A

The Wars of Religion in France

correct

B

The fall of Constantinople

you chose

C

The Peace of Augsburg

correct — you chose this

D

The founding of the Jesuit order

also correct

Your progress

World History · Stream 2 · 42 days until the exam

Score by week

group average shown as the line at 90.8%

Assessments

Oral test 154 / 60

Oral test 251 / 60

Oral test 343 / 60

Oral test 4not taken

Progress test 171 / 100

Progress test 2Fri 4 Sep

All lessons

#	Lesson	Video	Homework	Score
24	The Reformation	watched	62%	31 / 50
19	Great Geographic Discoveries	watched	58%	27 / 46
25	The Scientific Revolution	40% watched	85%	39 / 46
21	Peoples of Africa	not watched	not done	0 / 42