For Parents
Understanding your child's progress
Read the progress dashboard - mastery, domains, weekly reports, benchmarks, playtime and session history.
Open any child from your Students list to see their full progress dashboard. It turns everything they do in the game into a clear picture of how they're learning.
What each section tells you
- Active games - which games your child is currently playing.
- Objectives mastery - the specific learning objectives your child has started, is practising, or has fully mastered.
- Domain progress - how they're doing across broad skill areas (their domains), so you can see strengths and areas that need attention.
- Progress over time - a trend line showing how they've grown week to week.
- Benchmark comparison - how your child compares to a typical range for their age or grade, for context.
- Playtime - how much time they've spent playing.
- Weekly report - a plain-language summary of the week's activity and highlights.
- Session history - a log of individual play sessions.
- Tips for parents - practical suggestions tailored to what your child is working on.
Going deeper into one game
Tap a specific game on the child's page to open a game detail view. There you'll see how they're doing on that game's objectives and a history of their sessions in it.
Mood and feelings
Progress isn't only about skills. Your child's dashboard also surfaces how they're feeling - covered in its own guide, Mood & emotional insights.
New data appears after your child plays. If a section looks empty, it usually just means there's no activity yet - check back after their next session.
The Tips for parents section is the quickest way to turn the numbers into action - it suggests concrete things you can do at home.