Understanding Your Progress Dashboard
How to read and use your data to improve
This progress dashboard is designed around the self-regulated learning competency that sits at the heart of Kenya's Competency Based Curriculum (CBC) as defined by the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD). Self-regulated learners are students who actively monitor their own understanding, set goals based on evidence, and adjust their study strategies accordingly. This dashboard gives you the data you need to do exactly that — without requiring any technical knowledge or external tools.
Your Overall Accuracy is the single most diagnostic number on this page. An accuracy rate above 80% in a given topic suggests you have genuinely mastered the concepts being tested. An accuracy rate below 60% is a clear signal that there is a conceptual gap — a piece of reasoning that has not yet clicked — and that you should return to the lesson, re-read the worked examples, or Ask Mwalimu for a targeted explanation before attempting more practice problems in that topic.
Your Day Streak measures how many consecutive days you have engaged with the platform. Educational research consistently shows that distributed practice — studying a little every day — produces far stronger long-term retention than massed practice (cramming). Even solving just 5 problems per day maintains your mathematical fluency and builds the automaticity required for the speed demanded in KCSE Paper 1 and Paper 2 examinations.
The Topic Mastery bars below provide a visual map of your curriculum coverage across all 13 CBC Senior Secondary mathematics topics. For KCSE examination preparation, strong performance across all 13 topics is essential — the examination tests the full breadth of the Senior Secondary mathematics syllabus, and neglecting even one topic area can cost significant marks across multiple questions.
Accuracy Overview
Your correct answers as a proportion of all attempts
Topic Mastery — All 13 CBC Senior Secondary Topics
Accuracy and completion rate per topic, updated after every practice session
Each bar represents your performance in the practice problems for that topic. A bar at 0% means you have not yet attempted problems in that topic area. A bar at 100% reflects consistent correct answers across a broad set of questions covering that topic's full CBC scope. The colour-coding matches the topic cards on the All Lessons page for easy recognition. Click any topic name to go directly to the lesson page and review the content before practising further.
CBC Curriculum Guide — 13 Topics at a Glance
What each topic covers, its curriculum strand, and KCSE examination relevance
The following table maps each of the 13 mathematics topics on this platform to the CBC Senior Secondary curriculum strands as defined by KICD, and indicates which KCSE paper the topic is predominantly examined in. Use this as a study planning reference when deciding which topics to prioritise based on your pathway and upcoming examination timeline.
| Topic | CBC Strand | KCSE Paper | Key Competencies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Algebra | Pure Mathematics | Paper 1 & 2 | Solving equations, factorisation, logarithmic reasoning |
| Trigonometry | Pure Mathematics | Paper 1 & 2 | Triangle solving, identities, graphing trigonometric functions |
| Statistics | Applied Mathematics | Paper 2 | Data analysis, probability, statistical reasoning |
| Limits | Pure Mathematics (Calculus) | Paper 2 | Limit evaluation, continuity, foundational calculus reasoning |
| Differentiation | Pure Mathematics (Calculus) | Paper 2 | Rate of change, optimisation, curve sketching |
| Integration | Pure Mathematics (Calculus) | Paper 2 | Area computation, reverse differentiation, definite integrals |
| Vectors | Pure Mathematics | Paper 2 | Geometric proof, position vectors, 3D space reasoning |
| Matrices | Pure Mathematics | Paper 1 & 2 | Linear systems, transformations, determinants and inverses |
| Conic Sections | Pure Mathematics | Paper 2 | Equation forms, graphing, properties of curved paths |
| Sequences & Series | Pure Mathematics | Paper 1 & 2 | Pattern recognition, summing progressions, convergence |
| Complex Numbers | Pure Mathematics | Paper 2 | Imaginary unit, Argand plane, modulus-argument form |
| Areas of Shapes | Applied Mathematics (Mensuration) | Paper 1 | Plane and solid surface measurement, composite figures |
| Volumes of Solids | Applied Mathematics (Mensuration) | Paper 1 | 3D measurement, scale factors for similar solids, capacity |
Recent Activity
Your last 20 practice actions, badge events, and session records
How Your Progress is Saved — Privacy Explained
No server, no account, no personal data collected
Ronny Best Mathematics is committed to student privacy. Unlike many educational platforms that require account registration and store your learning data on external servers, this platform saves all progress data exclusively on your own device using the browser's local storage technology — a standard, secure, device-side storage mechanism built into every modern web browser. No personal information (no name, email, phone number, or academic records) is ever transmitted to any server or shared with any third party.
Your progress saves automatically. No account, email, or password is ever needed at any point on this platform.
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