Simulation Progress Lost When Students Exit Mid-Session
Students using an educational simulation platform lose all progress when they close the browser or navigate away mid-session, forcing them to restart from the beginning. The platform already has the underlying data models (UserProgress, ConversationLog) to support persistence, but the logic to save and restore state on re-entry is not implemented. This creates a frustrating experience particularly for learners who need breaks or experience accidental disconnections.
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