Bring the difficult parts to the lesson

Find the questions across your practice weeks.

Select up to eight weeks in your notebook. Start with tasks marked Needs help, or include every task. Review the original instructions and dated practice marks before downloading lesson-preparation notes.

Each week keeps its own context

Repeated task IDs and titles do not merge records. A changed instruction stays with its own source week. Selected student and instrument labels must match, but labels are not verified identities. Check that you chose the intended learner’s records.

Marks are not measured hours

The report shows self-reported Practiced, Needs help and Not marked entries. Totals count task/day marks, not unique practice days. Planned minutes per day describe the assignment; the report does not turn them into actual practice time or a mastery score.

Overlapping dates stay visible

Weeks can overlap or share a starting date. The report warns when their date spans overlap and keeps every selected snapshot separate. Do not treat duplicate marks as independent practice sessions.

Choose whether notes leave the notebook

Learner notes are off by default, and resource links are excluded. Opt in to notes only when useful, then review the exact report. Nicknames, task titles and instructions are included and may contain personal details you entered.

Take a printable handout to the lesson

Choose Letter or A4, review the selected content, then download a standalone HTML handout. Open it in your browser and use Print or Save as PDF. Each week starts on a fresh page; longer instructions continue naturally. The paper choice changes no practice records, and learner notes remain optional.

A preparation aid, not a new assignment

Reviewing or downloading changes no weeks, marks or timer state. A week with no Needs help marks is shown explicitly; it does not establish that the tasks are mastered. Use the report to prepare your own questions for a teacher.