Week 4 of 15 · Fall 2026Demo preview · sample data
3 courses enrolled · Nova Southeastern University
Priority actions, generated from your mastery, confidence, quiz, and AI Tutor data.
Priority 1 · MSK 301 · Musculoskeletal
High confidence, low mastery
Musculoskeletal mastery: 0.41 · Your confidence rating: 4.2 / 5
Go back and re-watch the videos for the flagged topics below — pay close attention to the specific sections where these concepts appear. After re-watching, open the AI Tutor under that video and work through these flagged concepts until they make sense.
Your weakest area is Musculoskeletal. Shift your study time this week toward the topics flagged below and start with the foundational videos in MSK 301.
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Review, then practice
Your last three quiz answers on this outcome were incorrect while your confidence stayed high. Review the chapter, then take the practice quiz to recalibrate before Friday's session.
Great progress · Neuroplasticity Principles Rec engine v1demo data
Keep this pace
Mastery on this outcome rose from 0.58 to 0.74 over two weeks with steady evidence. Nothing to fix here — a short spaced review next week will lock it in.
High rewatch detected. Rewatching more than 3× usually means the lecture is not resolving your confusion. Try the AI Tutor for those topics instead of replaying the video again.
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17 questions all time · 6 topics · 2 marked not helpful
Questions I've asked
MSK Anatomy 6 questions · 2 not helpful
How do I differentiate supraspinatus from infraspinatus tears?
Shoulder Pathomechanics · Week 4 · marked not helpful
AI answerBoth present with painful abduction, but supraspinatus tears typically show weakness in the empty-can position while infraspinatus tears show weakness in resisted external rotation…
What's the arc of pain in impingement?
Shoulder Pathomechanics · Week 4 · marked helpful
AI answerThe painful arc for subacromial impingement is typically 60–120° of active abduction, where the greater tuberosity passes beneath the acromion…