Revamp all 9 modules: exercises, worksheets, quiz depth, answer review - #95
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Every Module 1 lesson now has a "Your turn" decision exercise where it was missing (1.2-1.4), plus a running Profitability and Max-CPC worksheet learners fill in across all five lessons, and fact cards on the lessons that lacked one. The module 1 quiz grows from 8 questions to 12, adding decision-level scenarios instead of pure recall/calc. The quiz result screen now shows a per-question review (learner's answer, correct answer, explanation) pulled from the latest attempt — previously the explanation field was stored but never rendered, so a wrong answer only ever produced a score with no feedback.
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Module 2's lessons already had "Your turn" exercises. Added the missing pieces: a running "Keyword Map" worksheet built across all four lessons (match-type starting points, research/scoring log, negative list, finished ad group themes), a fact card per lesson, and three more quiz questions covering ad group theming and match-type separation — topics the 5-question quiz didn't test before.
…d fact cards and quiz depth Modules 3 and 4 already had "Your turn," client language, and quick checks in every lesson. What was missing: no lesson framed its checklist as the module's required artifact, and none had fact cards. Module 3 (Listing Optimization): labeled the existing checklists in 3.1 and 3.2 as Parts 1-2 of the Listing-Readiness Audit, added a Part 3 worksheet to 3.3 (no checklist existed there), and added a fact card to each lesson. Quiz grows from 5 to 8 questions, adding image/title/ bullet-specific scenarios. Module 4 (Campaign Architecture): added a running Campaign Brief worksheet across 4.1-4.3, and reframed 4.4's existing Pre-Practice Checklist as the module's launch QA checklist tying the four parts together. Added fact cards to 4.1-4.3 (4.4 is simulation-prep, which doesn't carry one elsewhere in the curriculum). Quiz grows from 6 to 8 questions, adding cross-campaign negatives and Campaign Builder scoring weight scenarios.
Module 5 (Portfolio Strategy) had no quiz at all before this, despite its lessons already having "Your turn," fact cards, and quick checks throughout. Added a running "Budget Decision Log" worksheet across 5.1-5.3 (portfolio structure, burn-rate reading, seasonal profit call) and an 8-question quiz covering portfolio budget behavior, burn-rate decisions, and the profit-after-ad-spend logic from the seasonal lesson.
…, deepen quiz Added a running "Bid-Change Plan" worksheet across 6.1-6.3 (strategy choice, stacked-multiplier ceiling, walk-away-or-bid decision) and a fact card to 6.2 (the only lesson missing one; 6.3 is simulation-prep, which doesn't carry one elsewhere in the curriculum). Fixed a real bug in the existing quiz: question 5 labeled "B" (62.5%) as correct while its own explanation computed 104.2%, which matched option C's "1042%" (a missing-decimal typo). Corrected the option text and answer key so the labeled answer matches the shown math. Added two more questions covering the dynamic-bid/placement-adjustment multiplier stack and the Bid Elevator's walk-away decision, neither of which the original 5 questions tested.
…heet, new Module 8 quiz Module 7 (Search Term Triage): added a running "STR Action Log" worksheet across 7.1-7.3 and a fact card to 7.2 (the only lesson missing one). Quiz grows from 6 to 8 questions, adding the statistical confidence threshold and the Cannibalizer category, neither of which was tested before. Module 8 (Competitive Intelligence) had no quiz at all. Added a "Competitor Gap-Analysis Worksheet" across 8.1-8.3 and a fact card to 8.1 (8.2 already had one; 8.3's content is workflow/methodology with no new Amazon product fact to card, matching the convention already used for simulation-prep lessons). Built a 4-question quiz from scratch, grounded in the lessons' actual mechanics — including the gap-analysis matrix's numeric opportunity/vulnerability scoring rule and the specific Brand Analytics access requirement (Brand Registry alone isn't sufficient) the lesson explicitly calls out. Every module (0-8) now has a quiz.
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Summary
Started as a Module 1 revamp (lessons flagged as boring, no exercises, shallow quizzes) and expanded to cover all 9 modules (0-8) since the same gaps existed throughout. Every module now has: a "Your turn" pre-answer decision exercise in every lesson, a running worksheet built section-by-section across the module's lessons (tied to that module's "required artifact" already named in
docs/CURRICULUM-REDESIGN.md), a fact card per lesson where one was missing, and a deeper quiz.Per-module worksheets added:
Quiz changes:
Code change: the quiz result screen previously showed only a pass/fail score — the
explanationfield on each question was stored but never rendered anywhere. It now shows a per-question review (learner's answer, correct answer, explanation) pulled from the learner's latest attempt.Test plan
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