Weekly readiness · Past-paper practice · Teacher insight

See what to revise — and what to teach next.

EA Ready turns quick student self-reflection into a shared plan. Students get targeted practice; teachers see the class gaps behind the averages; schools keep access simple with managed accounts and class codes.

Behaviour-anchored ratingsPast papers published by the QCAASchool-managed access
Visualisation previewDigital Solutions class
Median readiness3.0 / 4
Students reflected16 / 16
Unsure flags17
DistributionModule spread
01234
Networks16/16 students
2.8
Algorithms16/16 students
3.0
Data Systems16/16 students
2.3

Each dot is one fictional student from the teacher demo.

Suggested next moveReteach test design, then assign 2025 Q14 practice.
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3,100+mapped questions from QCAA past papers
28senior Queensland subjects covered
3 viewsfor students, teachers and school leaders
Newly expanded

Now spanning 28 senior Queensland subjects.

EA Ready began as a single Digital Solutions pilot. It now reaches every senior learning area — the three mathematics pathways, the sciences, humanities, English, the arts, technologies and health and physical education. Most subjects come with weekly behaviour-anchored reflection and mapped practice drawn from past examination papers published by the QCAA, so whatever external exam a student is preparing for, there is a structured way to gauge and grow their readiness.

Mathematics

  • General Mathematics
  • Mathematical Methods
  • Specialist Mathematics

Sciences

  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Physics
  • Psychology
  • Agricultural Science

Humanities & social sciences

  • Economics
  • Business
  • Accounting
  • Legal Studies
  • Geography
  • Ancient History
  • Modern History
  • Study of Religion

English

  • English
  • Literature
  • English & Literature Extension

The arts

  • Visual Art
  • Drama
  • Music
  • Film, Television & New Media

Technologies

  • Digital Solutions
  • Engineering
  • Design

Health & physical education

  • Physical Education
  • Health

New subjects are added as their Queensland senior syllabus content is mapped — teachers simply pick the subject when they create a class.

One shared picture

Useful to everyone around the learner.

The same evidence becomes a practical next step for students, a clearer teaching signal for staff, and a manageable system for schools.

01

Students know where to focus.

Rate readiness against clear behaviours, flag uncertainty and build a targeted study plan.

  • Weekly reflection that takes minutes
  • Recommended past-paper questions
  • Practice completion in one place
02

Teachers see the signal early.

Move beyond a single class average with readiness, confidence and uncertainty side by side.

  • Class heatmaps and priority points
  • Confidence-versus-readiness calibration
  • Resources and module visibility controls
03

Schools keep access straightforward.

Run the workflow with role-based accounts, subject classes and codes managed by the school.

  • Student, teacher and admin roles
  • Class-code enrolment
  • Account and password management
A simple feedback loop

Reflect. Practise. Respond.

Three connected steps turn self-assessment into better revision and more responsive teaching.

  1. 1
    Reflect honestly

    Students choose a behaviour-anchored readiness level and can mark when they are unsure.

  2. 2
    Practise deliberately

    Mapped past-paper questions open from the original paper and can be added to a personal study plan.

  3. 3
    Respond with evidence

    Teachers use class patterns to decide what to reteach, practise or keep monitoring.

See it in action

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Use fictional sample data to preview the complete student and teacher experience.