At-home practice, honest results
See exactly where your child is strong, where they struggle, and what to work on next.
Point of Progress is an at-home practice version of the adaptive assessments many schools use two to three times a year. It adjusts to your child as they answer, then hands you a clear, specific report.
The gap
Schools send home a score. Rarely the story behind it.
After a school assessment, most families get a single number and a percentile. You can see that your child sat the test, but not which questions tripped them up, which skills are solid, or what to do next. Point of Progress closes that gap with a full diagnostic you can act on.
A typical school report
A scaled score and a percentile. That is usually where the detail ends.
Your Point of Progress report
- Every question reviewed, with the correct answer and a short explanation
- Strengths and weak areas mapped by skill, not one blended score
- Clear next steps, so you know exactly what to practise
- A score you can track by taking the test again later
What you get
A full diagnostic, not just a number.
Adapts to your child
The test gets harder or easier with each answer, so it settles on your child's real level instead of a fixed worksheet.
Item-by-item review
See every question your child answered, the correct answer beside it, and a short explanation of why.
Strengths and weak areas by skill
Results are mapped to specific skill areas, so you know where your child is strong and where to focus.
Private and simple
We keep your email and your child's nickname, and delete them after two years. We never ask for their name, date of birth or school.
Your personal report
What's inside.
Part of a grade 4 math report. Example figures only.
Grade-level figures are the published norms this kind of assessment uses. We do not publish percentiles, because that needs a norm sample of our own and we have not collected one.
How the estimate settled
Each answer narrows in on your child's level.
Strengths and weak areas by skill
4/12
7/8
Use a common denominator first. 3/4 is the same as 6/8, and 6/8 + 1/8 = 7/8.
4,300
4,300
The tens digit is 8, so the hundreds digit rounds up from 2 to 3.
Sample report shown for illustration. Example figures only.
Why it works
Built to mirror the real thing, without the guesswork.
A real adaptive engine
Difficulty adjusts question by question, the same way school assessments narrow in on a level, rather than handing out a fixed set of worksheets.
A faithful rehearsal
The format feels familiar, so your child is comfortable with the pace and question style if they sit the real thing on test day.
Mapped to skills, with next steps
Every result points to concrete areas to practise, so a single score turns into a plan you can follow at home.
Progress you can track
Take the test again later and compare, so you can see growth test over test rather than guessing.
A note on honesty: this is a practice tool. The score is indicative and mirrors the methodology of school-style adaptive assessments. Treat it as a helpful guide for practice, not an official result.
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One adaptive test, one clear report. A single payment, no subscription.
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