Leveled - Your Vocabulary Progress
If you want to track your progress in tests more closely, you can explore the Leveled feature under the Stats section. This feature allows you to view your performance in different test categories, including Word Tests, Sentence Tests, Listening Tests, My Words Tests, and My Sentences Tests. Simply select the test type you want to review from the drop-down menu to see your detailed progress. You can also pick a date range with From and To, or click All time.
There are two types of data available for you to analyze: two line charts and one table. The line charts visually represent the same data found in the table below. By displaying the information in a graphical format, the charts make it easier to identify trends and see whether your progress is improving or declining.
The table provides a detailed breakdown of your daily progress, recorded by the date you took the Word Test. Compared to the line charts, the table offers more extensive and precise data, allowing for a deeper analysis of your learning trends. The key metrics displayed in the table include:
- Date – The date on which you took the test.
- Down – The number of words (or sentences) that became less familiar in your vocabulary because you answered them incorrectly in the test.
- Up – The number of words (or sentences) that became more familiar in your vocabulary because you answered them correctly in the test.
- Diff – The difference between the Up and Down figures.
- Retention – The percentage of words (or sentences) you successfully recalled during the test.
These statistics are also visualized in the charts above the table, but they do not necessarily reflect data from every single day.
By reviewing this data, you can gain valuable insights into your progress. If your Retention and Up figures are consistently high, you might consider expanding your vocabulary by adding new words to further challenge yourself. On the other hand, if your Retention is low and your Down figure is high, it may be beneficial to adjust your learning approach and focus on reinforcing your memory of words and sentence structures.
Tracking your progress regularly can help you identify patterns, adjust your study strategies, and ultimately improve your language skills more effectively. Keep challenging yourself, and enjoy your learning journey!