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review lesson

To review a lesson is to open a completed lesson again so that it can be studied again.

In plain English

This means going back into a lesson after it has already been finished. The point is to study that same lesson again.

In context

Here, it refers to opening a lesson again after it has already been finished so it can be studied again.

Situation
Navigating learning platforms, modules, lessons, prerequisites, and progress
What it communicates
opens a lesson again after it has been finished.

Meaning limits

The term itself does not say whether reopening the lesson changes any recorded status.

Examples

“The next morning, Leah reviewed the lesson she had finished the night before.”

Core meaning

“After completing the lesson once, the students returned later to review the lesson together.”

In context