Reteach what they missed
When a quiz shows three ideas your class didn't get, you can turn those into a short follow-up quiz in one click — new questions on the same ideas, written from your original material.
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Before you start
- A quiz with enough finished attempts to show what went wrong.
- One spare generation on your plan; a reteach set counts as one.
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Open the results and choose Reteach
On the results screen, Make a reteach set takes the questions the class did worst on and builds a shorter quiz around the same ideas, using the material the original quiz came from.
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Check that it is genuinely different
A reteach set is new questions, not the same ones reworded. That matters: a student who memorised “the answer is B” should not be able to coast through it.
It lands in your quiz library as its own quiz, so read it in the editor and change anything you want, exactly like a normal quiz.
Reteach sets are short on purpose. Five focused questions at the start of a lesson beat twenty that repeat what the class already knows.
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Share it like any other quiz
Share it with the same link, QR code or Classroom route. Most teachers run it at the start of the next lesson, after spending five minutes on the idea the class actually missed.
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Compare before and after
The reteach set remembers which quiz it came from, so the original quiz’s results show both: how the class did the first time, and how they did after the reteach. That is the clearest evidence you will get that the reteaching worked.
Reteach is not a substitute for teaching it again
The quiz shows you what to reteach; it doesn't do the reteaching. Used straight after a short explanation it works well. Used on its own, it mostly tells you the same thing twice.
Common questions
Does a reteach set use a generation?
Yes, one. It is a new quiz written by AI, so it counts the same as any other generation.
How does it pick the questions?
It starts from the questions with the lowest correct rate and writes new questions on those ideas, using the material the original quiz was built from.
Can I edit the reteach set before sharing it?
Yes. It is an ordinary quiz in your library: edit, reorder, delete or add questions before you hand it out.
Do student results from the reteach affect the original scores?
No. The original attempts keep their scores. The before-and-after view sits alongside them so you can see the change without rewriting history.
What to do next
Still stuck? Email support@aiquizmaker.co and tell us what you were trying to do.