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A student action plan is useful wherever a marked paper is handed back and nobody has time to write advice for each student. These are the situations the plan was built for.

Schools

The challenge: Students get their marks back, but no one tells them what to do differently. How student action plans help:
  • Every student who lost marks gets written advice for the paper as a whole and for each question they lost marks on.
  • Each question is labeled Remediation, Reinforcement, or Extension, so a teacher can see at a glance what needs reteaching and what just needs practice.
  • The confidence tip gives a form teacher something encouraging to say to a student who did badly.

Tutoring and test-prep companies

The challenge: After a mock test, a tutor has one session to work out what to cover. How student action plans help:
  • A plan per mock test paper, built from the feedback recorded on each answer during marking.
  • The skill focus says whether the gap is in understanding the concept, applying it, or solving problems, which is often more useful than the score.
  • Advice arrives per question number, so it maps straight onto the paper the student is holding.

Learning platforms (LMS and ERP)

The challenge: Showing each student something more useful than a score, for thousands of students. How student action plans help:
  • Ask for one plan per answer sheet through the API, and show the result in your own screens.
  • The plan comes back with the student ID and name you recorded on the answer sheet, so it files itself against the right learner.
  • Register the student_action_plan webhook so your platform is told the moment a plan is ready, instead of checking repeatedly.

What these plans do not do

Be clear with your users about the edges:
  • Questions answered for full marks are not discussed, so a strong paper produces a thin plan.
  • No practice questions come with the plan. Creating them is a separate step, for example with the AI Worksheet Builder.
  • Nothing is sent to students or parents by the API. Your platform decides who sees a plan.

Next steps

Teacher action plans

The same exam seen across the whole class.

Developer guide

Create student and teacher action plans with the API, step by step.