1. Learn the topic
Start with the objective, explanation, application, safety boundary, recap, and an optional quick check.
How it works
See the revision loop before you start
Day Skipper Theory is built around three distinct jobs: Learn explains the topic, Practise gives immediate help, and Test keeps feedback until the end. Flashcards, audio and tools remain optional support rather than competing first steps.
How it works
Learn, Practise and Test—without mixing their jobs
Teaching comes first. Practise gives immediate help. Test keeps feedback until the end. Flashcards, audio and tools remain optional support inside the module.
2. Practise with feedback
Use five-question guided sets with an immediate principle, misconception repair, and exact lesson link.
3. Test at the end
Take an end-only topic assessment when you are ready. This is the only mode that updates the topic-test score and module completion.
4. Add optional revision
Open flashcards, audio, and interactive tools from More ways to revise without letting them replace the core route.
Practise feedback
Question 4 of 5
When facing forward, which side of the boat is 'port'?
Right
LeftCorrect
Front
Back
Port is the left side of the boat when facing forward. Remember: 'port' and 'left' both have four letters.
More ways to revise
Flashcards · optional
Front
Port and Starboard
Reveal answer
Back
General nautical terminology and parts of a boat and hull.
Revision progress
Nautical Terms
15%
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