Go to Assessments → Clinical Cases and pick a topic. You'll get 10 clinical scenario questions just like the real ADC exam. Remy tracks your accuracy, response time, confidence, and whether you second-guess yourself.

After completing 10 questions, you get a full diagnostic: confidence calibration, first instinct analysis, time breakdown, topic-level accuracy, and mistake patterns. This tells you exactly what to work on.

Getting the right answer isn't enough — you need to understand why it's right. Remy picks a concept you answered correctly and asks you to explain the reasoning. If you can't explain it, your mastery goes down. If you nail it, mastery jumps.

Remy plays a confused junior dentist who just graduated. You teach them the concept. Remy pushes back with realistic misconceptions. If you can teach it clearly under pushback, you truly understand it. This is the deepest form of learning.

When you're consistently confident on a topic, Remy quietly slips in a tricky question designed to expose a common misconception. You won't know which questions are traps — that's the point. Getting surprised creates a much stronger memory correction than normal practice.

Short, vivid patient stories that anchor clinical concepts to memorable scenarios. Read them and discuss with Remy. Stories make abstract guidelines feel real — "the patient who almost died because the dentist forgot to check warfarin" sticks better than "check INR before extraction."

Separate from formal assessments. This is your casual revision space — pick a topic, answer questions, and chat with Remy mid-quiz to ask follow-up questions. Practice mode doesn't carry the same mastery weight as assessments, so you can experiment freely without pressure.

Everything Remy learns about you shows up here: pass probability, accuracy trends, topic mastery, confidence calibration, response times, and consistency scores. All computed from your real data — nothing is made up. Remy also writes you a personalised daily insight based on your specific patterns.