If your IELTS dashboard is just a place where finished tests go, you miss the useful part. Use it as a mistake log that tells you what to do in the next 2 practice sessions 📊

1. Review the last 5-6 sections, not one full test.
Look for repeats: T/F/NG traps, map labels, matching headings, rushed Task 2 endings, speaking answers that go too short.

2. Write each mistake as a trigger.
Bad note: “Reading 31/40.”
Useful note: Lose points on T/F/NG when I infer beyond the text or Task 1 overview missing comparison.

3. Turn every repeated trigger into one action 🛠️
If 3 sections show the same issue, assign one drill only for that issue in your next session ✅

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