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The dashboard lists your child’s topics with an accuracy figure against each, plus exercises done, the current streak and the week’s summary as a PDF. “How was school?” stops being the only instrument you have.
For parents
Not a feeling — a report: which topics your child holds, which are shaky, and what changed this week.

Most of what is sold to parents is content: a library of lessons, and the hope that a child works through it. Brainschool sells the loop around the content. It finds out what your child does not know, builds practice from exactly that, marks it, and comes back to the mistakes days later. Your child gets the work; you get the summary.
Try for freeSix things that are different by the end of the first month.
The dashboard lists your child’s topics with an accuracy figure against each, plus exercises done, the current streak and the week’s summary as a PDF. “How was school?” stops being the only instrument you have.
Fifteen minutes of questions that get easier or harder with every reply. It usually finds the hole a year or two behind where your child is sitting now — this year’s work was being drilled on top of it.
A review queue fills itself from what your child got wrong and when. They open it and work. Nobody has to sit next to them, and nobody has to invent the exercises.
A hint gives the next step, not the solution. Children complain about this for roughly a week and then start preferring it, because the step is the part they were missing.
The topic comes back three days later, then a week later, then a month later, and stops coming back only once it holds. That is the difference between passing a test and knowing something.
A chatbot answers the question in front of it and forgets your child by tomorrow. This checks the answer instead of discussing it, keeps the whole history, and sits real exam papers drawn from a bank.

It was about not knowing whether any of it was landing. Now you can look.
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