u/Aehtesham_Reshad

Akhonkar bachchara ki ager motoi “guide mukhosto + coaching + homework” cycle e atke ache?
Naki actually learning system e kono upgrade ashche? 👀

Parents ra ektu bolen toh —

• Bachchara ki porashuna enjoy kore?
• Naki ekhono “pora mane pressure”?
• English / Math / Science bujhe shikhe, naki just exam er jonno pore?

Ami recently dekhtesi AI diye learning onek interactive kora possible hocche. Tai amra Shikhi AI niye experiment kortesi — jate bachchara boring na hoye actually moja peye shikhte pare 😄

Curious to know real experience from parents & teachers here

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For months I struggled with Matching Headings specifically. My MCQ and T/F/NG were fine but that one type kept dragging my score down.

The frustrating part wasn't the difficulty — it was that I couldn't find a way to drill just that type. Every resource I found packaged practice as full 40-question tests. So I'd have to sit through everything else just to get 6 relevant questions.

I eventually just built something myself — ieltsbiz.com

It lets you pick a specific question type and practice just that, with Academic-level passages and detailed feedback on why each answer is right or wrong.

It's free and still early stage. I'm sharing it because I genuinely couldn't find this when I needed it and figured others might be in the same position.

Would love honest feedback from anyone who tries it — what's missing, what's useful, what could be better.

For months I struggled with Matching Headings specifically. My MCQ and T/F/NG were fine but that one type kept dragging my score down.

The frustrating part wasn't the difficulty — it was that I couldn't find a way to drill just that type. Every resource I found packaged practice as full 40-question tests. So I'd have to sit through everything else just to get 6 relevant questions.

I eventually just built something myself — ieltsbiz.com

It lets you pick a specific question type and practice just that, with Academic-level passages and detailed feedback on why each answer is right or wrong.

It's free and still early stage. I'm sharing it because I genuinely couldn't find this when I needed it and figured others might be in the same position.

Would love honest feedback from anyone who tries it — what's missing, what's useful, what could be better.

For months I struggled with Matching Headings specifically. My MCQ and T/F/NG were fine but that one type kept dragging my score down.

The frustrating part wasn't the difficulty — it was that I couldn't find a way to drill just that type. Every resource I found packaged practice as full 40-question tests. So I'd have to sit through everything else just to get 6 relevant questions.

I eventually just built something myself — ieltsbiz. com

It lets you pick a specific question type and practice just that, with Academic-level passages and detailed feedback on why each answer is right or wrong.

For months I struggled with Matching Headings specifically. My MCQ and T/F/NG were fine but that one type kept dragging my score down.

The frustrating part wasn't the difficulty — it was that I couldn't find a way to drill just that type. Every resource I found packaged practice as full 40-question tests. So I'd have to sit through everything else just to get 6 relevant questions.

I eventually just built something myself — ieltsbiz .com

It lets you pick a specific question type and practice just that, with Academic-level passages and detailed feedback on why each answer is right or wrong.

It's free and still early stage. I'm sharing it because I genuinely couldn't find this when I needed it and figured others might be in the same position.

Would love honest feedback from anyone who tries it — what's missing, what's useful, what could be better.

The problem I've noticed is that most practice resources just throw full tests at you — but I don't need to practice everything, I specifically need to drill heading matching over and over until it clicks.

Does anyone know a resource that lets you practice by question type specifically? Like just 20 heading match questions back to back without doing a whole test each time?

Or is the only real option just grinding Cambridge books?