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How to Use the Portal

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Welcome to your Fraley Tutors student portal. This guide explains how each section works and how to get the most from it. Click any section below to expand it.

If you have a question that isn’t answered here, use the Q&A section to ask your tutor directly.

🔑 Getting started ▶

You access your portal at the same web address each time. Sign in with the email address and password you registered with. If you forget your password, contact your tutor who can reset it.

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Go to the portal URL and enter your email address and password.
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You’ll land on My Portal — the hub with cards: My Learning, My Assignments, Q&A, and more.
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Click any card to navigate to that section. Use the ← My Portal link in the top-right to return to the hub from any page.
Tip: Bookmark the portal URL in your browser so you can return to it easily.
📚 My Learning ▶

My Learning has two tabs: Lessons and Curriculum.

Lessons shows a record of every session your tutor has logged. The most recent lesson appears at the top. Each entry is collapsed by default — click a lesson to expand it.

Inside each lesson you’ll find:

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Lesson notes — any written feedback or summary your tutor recorded during the session.
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Topics covered — shown as green badges in the header. These also update your curriculum sheet automatically.
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Resource links — links to lesson recordings, notes documents, or other materials your tutor shared.
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Questions practised — a count of how many past-paper questions you worked through that session.
Note: Lessons are logged by your tutor after each session. If a lesson is missing, ask your tutor to log it.

Curriculum (second tab) gives you a full view of your syllabus organised by topic and sub-topic. As your tutor logs lessons and marks topics as covered, green badges appear next to the relevant sub-topics.

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Click a subject header to expand or collapse its full topic tree.
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Click a topic to see all its sub-topics and which ones have been covered.
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Click a green badge to jump to the lesson where that sub-topic was covered.

Use the curriculum tab to spot any gaps in your coverage — anything without a green badge hasn’t been covered in a lesson yet.

Note: Coverage is based on what your tutor logs. If something is missing, mention it in your next lesson or use Q&A.
📝 My Assignments ▶

My Assignments shows the homework your tutor has set. Each assignment has a title, due date, and a set of past-paper questions for you to attempt.

To submit your answers:

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Find the assignment and tick the checkboxes next to the questions you have completed.
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A green bar will appear at the bottom — click “Submit selected questions”.
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You’ll be taken to the submission form. For each question, either type your answer or upload a photo of your written work.
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Submit — your answers are graded automatically and the result (Correct / Incorrect) appears on the question card.

If a question is marked Incorrect, it will appear again in your next assignment as a retry. Keep attempting it until it’s marked Correct.

Tip: If you’re stuck on a question, use the “Ask for help” button on the assignment card to send your tutor a Q&A message linked directly to that assignment.
💬 Q&A — asking for help ▶

Q&A lets you send questions to your tutor at any time — between lessons, about homework, or anything you’re unsure about. Your tutor will be notified by email and will reply in the portal.

To ask a question:

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Click “Ask a question” on the Q&A page (or the “Ask for help” button on an assignment card).
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Select the subject your question is about and choose what kind of help you need: a hint, a full answer, or a concept explanation.
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Type your question. Use the ∑ Symbols button to insert maths symbols (fractions, Greek letters, operators).
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Optionally attach an image — for example, a photo of a question or your working.
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Click “Submit question”. You’ll receive an email when your tutor replies.
Anonymous posting: By default, your name is hidden from other students when you post. Your tutor can always see who you are. You can untick “Post anonymously” if you’re happy for your name to be shown.

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