Welcome to Feedback Analysis
This lesson helps you understand your exam simulation results and create a personalized improvement plan to reach your target band score.
What You Will Do in This Lesson:
- Enter your scores from Lesson 18 exam simulation
- Analyze the gap between current and target scores
- Identify your strengths and weaknesses by criterion
- Create a personalized improvement roadmap
- Prioritize tasks for maximum impact
- Generate an actionable study plan
Understanding Your Feedback
IELTS Writing Task 2 is scored on 4 criteria, each worth 25% of your final score:
1. Task Response (TR)
How well you answered the question. Did you address all parts? Is your position clear? Are ideas relevant and extended?
2. Coherence & Cohesion (CC)
How well organized your essay is. Is there clear progression? Are paragraphs well-structured? Do linking words work naturally?
3. Lexical Resource (LR)
Your vocabulary range and accuracy. Do you use less common words? Are collocations appropriate? Do errors impede meaning?
4. Grammatical Range & Accuracy (GRA)
Your grammar variety and accuracy. Do you use complex structures? Are sentences error-free? Is punctuation correct?
Enter Your Exam Simulation Scores
Input the scores you received from your Lesson 18 exam simulation, and your target band score.
Your Band Gap Analysis
This shows how close you are to your target score in each criterion.
Please enter your scores in the "Enter Your Scores" tab first, then click "Calculate My Analysis".
Understanding Your Gaps
Small Gap (0-0.5 bands)
You're very close! Focus on fine-tuning and consistency. Review model essays and practice exam techniques.
Medium Gap (1-1.5 bands)
You need focused practice in this area. Review the relevant lessons, do targeted exercises, and get feedback on practice essays.
Large Gap (2+ bands)
This requires significant work. Revisit foundation lessons, do daily practice, and consider extra support from a teacher. This is your priority area.
Your Personalized Improvement Roadmap
A step-by-step plan based on your specific gaps.
Your personalized roadmap will appear here after you enter your scores and calculate the analysis.
How to Use Your Roadmap:
- Follow the phases in order - they build on each other
- Spend more time on areas with larger gaps
- Complete all tasks in Phase 1 before moving to Phase 2
- Adjust timeline based on your exam date
- Get regular feedback from a teacher if possible
Priority Task Matrix
Organize your improvement tasks by urgency and importance.
Your priority tasks will appear here after you enter your scores and calculate the analysis.
How to Prioritize:
- High Importance + Urgent: Do these FIRST. These are your biggest gaps and have immediate impact.
- High Importance + Not Urgent: Schedule these next. Important for long-term improvement.
- Low Importance + Urgent: Quick wins. Do these when you have spare time.
- Low Importance + Not Urgent: Do these last, or skip if time is limited.
Your Weekly Action Plan
A concrete study schedule to reach your target score.
Study Schedule Template
Based on your gaps and priorities, here's a recommended weekly schedule:
Your personalized weekly schedule will appear here after you enter your scores and calculate the analysis.
Your Personal Commitment
Check off these commitments to hold yourself accountable: