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Bring the task
Add the question, task sheet or assessment brief.
A calmer way to work on assessments
Make your
next answer
stronger.
Know what the task is asking. See how your draft connects to the rubric. Then make another attempt with a clearer plan.
For secondary students and anyone learning independently. Your work stays yours.
History response
Example draft · Criterion: evaluation
Your draft
“The treaty was important because it changed relations between the countries.”
What the criterion asks
Explain significance with specific evidence and a reasoned judgement.
A next step
Name one specific change in relations, then explain why it mattered. The current sentence makes a claim but doesn’t yet show evidence.
Try revising in your own words
Which event or source best supports your point?
Illustrative feedback only. AI suggestions can be wrong; marks are estimates, not official results.
A small example of the feedback loopIllustrative example
A useful loop, not a mystery score
From “what do I do?” to a better next draft.
Critiqo keeps the task, criteria, feedback and your next attempt connected.
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Understand the rubric
See what each criterion is asking you to show.
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Get specific guidance
Find evidence in your draft and a next step you can act on.
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Try again
Revise, compare attempts and notice what changed.
Made for real study
Your study. Your pace. A clearer next move.
Whether a teacher set the assessment or you’re studying on your own, the aim is the same: understand the standard and improve your own work.
How we handle AI and your workStart here
Secondary students
Work through an upcoming assessment with the task and marking criteria in view. Get feedback you can use in another attempt.
- Keep your rubric close
- See feedback linked to criteria
- Keep improving between drafts
Also for you
Independent learners
Practising for an exam, building a skill or learning outside school? Bring a prompt and a standard to work toward.
- Practise at your own pace
- Use a rubric or define your goal
- Get a concrete next step
A note before you upload
Your draft deserves careful handling.
Only upload work you have permission to share. Avoid including sensitive personal information. Review Critiqo’s privacy information before adding assessment materials.
Read, then get startedFeedback is guidance
AI suggestions can miss context or misunderstand your work. Check them against your task and teacher’s instructions.
Marks are estimates
Any AI-generated mark is an estimate, not an official result or a replacement for your teacher’s judgment.
Your thinking stays yours
Use explanations to make your own choices. Critiqo is here to support revision, not write your assessment for you.
Privacy matters
Read the privacy details and your school’s rules before uploading work, especially if you’re under 18.
One attempt at a time
Start with what
you’re working on.
Bring a draft, a task and a willingness to revise. Your next step can be small.