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A/L is heavy.

Your plan must be light.

A/L success is rarely about “studying more.” It’s about turning heavy content into an executable weekly system: recall-based learning, timed practice, mistake analysis, and progress signals that reduce panic.

WHAT YOU GET

Three improvements that matter in A/L

1) Your week becomes executable​

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Instead of “study everything,” you run a weekly loop aligned to your stream and weak areas.

2) You practice with precision

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Timed practice and past paper patterns become familiar—so exams feel predictable.

3) Stress reduces because progress is visible

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When you track progress signals, panic drops. Confidence becomes evidence-based.

WHO THIS IS FOR

A/L Student — Specialist

Your job-to-be-done: deep mastery and exam precision without collapse. This path is designed for A/L streams (Science / Commerce / Arts / Technology) using the same foundation method: learning discipline + practice loops.

Core focus

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Structure, time control, clear practice loops, and weekly review of mistakes.

What you do weekly

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Learn (concept) → recall (no notes) → timed practice → mistake review → repeat.

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Family support

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Parents can support routines and reduce pressure using progress visibility.

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CHOOSE YOUR ENTRY POINT

A / L Lifeline

Goal: move from fail → pass before the exam.

Chemistry

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​Build accuracy through short daily sets + weekly mistake review.

Physics​

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Turn theory into recall + structured practice so marks become predictable.

Continue in the app

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Move from reading to execution: sequences, practice, tracking.

PROOF MODULE

Trust-first pathways

Proof & outcomes

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See what progress signals look like and what outcomes are realistic.

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Go to Proof hub

Responsible AI

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AI as an assistant - not a shortcut.

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Read Responsible AI

Parents support

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Parents can support without pressure by using routines and visibility.

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Go to Parents Hub

FAQs

Common questions (A/L)

Is this for all A/L streams?

Yes. The method applies across streams: disciplined learning + practice loops + review.

That’s normal in Sri Lanka (school + tuition + travel). Start with small daily loops and make them non-negotiable.

What if I have very little time?

Make your plan executable and track progress signals weekly. Confidence becomes evidence.

How do I reduce stress?

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